Severe Crisis At The Great Barrier Reef, Researchers Warn
The Great Barrier Reef, one of the world’s most biodiverse marine ecosystems, is facing its most severe crisis.
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“Right To Repair” Extends Product Lifespans
Explore the right to repair movement and its impact on consumer rights and sustainability in product ownership.
Wireless Electricity: Dismissed As Pie In The Sky—Until Now?
Wireless electricity has long been a pie in the sky dream of physicists and technologists — until now?
Plants Talk? It Turns Out, Flora Can Communicate
It turns out plants can talk after all, at least if you mean transmit chemical signals to each other to warn about various changing environmental conditions.
LED Bulbs Dominate New Energy Efficient Lighting World
Explore the advantages of LED lighting: energy-efficient, long-lasting, and environmentally friendly for your home.
Stemming The Tide Of Wildlife Declines
Wildlife declines have been precipitous in recent years and environmentalists would like to turn it around before it’s too late.
Abandoned Fishing Gear Fouls The World’s Ocean
Abandoned fishing gear is fouling the water column throughout the world’s oceans, in yet another symptom on the overfishing crisis.
Trump Kills EV Tax Credit, But Will It Kill The EV?
Proponents of EVs are worried that Trump’s elimination of tax credits could kibosh U.S. leadership on the clean energy transition.
Rivers Turning Orange In The Arctic
Rivers in Alaska’s Brooks Range run orange due to iron leaching out of melting permafrost combined with toxic concentrations of heavy metals.
Tidal Power From Ocean Currents: The Most Reliable Renewable?
Deriving electricity from ocean currents—AKA tidal power—is catching on as one of the most reliable & promising forms of renewable energy.