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Astroscale’s COSMIC Mission - A Solution for Space Sustainability

Astroscale UK has recently achieved a major milestone ahead of its first UK mission—COSMIC—Clearing Outer Space Mission through Innovative Capture. The COSMIC mission aims to establish sustainable methods of tracking and reducing space debris, protecting future endeavors in space.

From Astroscale Holdings Inc. 11 Oct 2023

New AI Approach to HVAC Control Could Revolutionize Energy Efficiency

As organizations work to reduce their energy consumption and associated carbon emissions, one area that remains to be optimized is indoor heating and cooling.

9 Oct 2023

DOE Supports Energy Efficiency to Improve Community Resilience

Summer 2023 has been marked by record-breaking heat, unprecedented flooding, and a multitude of hurricanes, collectively constituting an extraordinary season. In 2023 alone, the United States has endured a staggering 23 weather or climate disasters, each resulting in losses exceeding $1 billion.

9 Oct 2023

A Natural Insecticide for Greener Pest Management

ECOTHOR ACTIVE NATURE® ENTRAP Natural Insecticide is the latest product to be brought to the market by the Innovations team at Ensystex. ENTRAP uniquely provides professional pest managers the opportunity to offer clients a totally poison-free pest management solution.

9 Oct 2023

New Approach to Solar Hydrogen Production Could Make it More Affordable

There are multiple methods for harnessing solar energy to separate water and generate hydrogen.

6 Oct 2023

New Clean Tech Hub to Help Georgetown Become a Net-Zero Community

The Government of Prince Edward Island is working with the UPEI Canadian Centre for Climate Change and Adaptation and the UPEI Faculty of Sustainable Design Engineering to assess Georgetown as PEI's first net zero community.

6 Oct 2023

Climate Intervention Could Have Mixed Impact on Food Production, Study Finds

A technology being studied to curb climate change - one that could be put in place in one or two decades if work on the technology began now - would affect food productivity in parts of planet Earth in dramatically different ways, benefiting some areas, and adversely affecting others, according to projections prepared by a Rutgers-led team of scientists.

6 Oct 2023