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Study Combines Climate and Land-Use Projections to Predict Water Availability

A new study performed by FAMU-FSU College of Engineering integrates the projections of climate and land use to predict the availability of water—data that is significant for preparing land-use planners and resource managers.

7 Oct 2020

Aggreko Completes Installation of One of the World’s Largest Renewable Microgrids at Gold Fields’ Granny Smith Mine

Aggreko, a world-leading provider of energy services, has partnered with global gold miner Gold Fields to complete the installation of one of the world’s largest renewable energy microgrids for the Granny Smith gold mine in Western Australia.

7 Oct 2020

Installation Completed of the World’s Most Powerful Solar Roof Currently Operating at PVH Europe’s State-of-the-Art Warehouse and Logistics Center

PVH Europe, the global headquarters of Tommy Hilfiger and the European offices of Calvin Klein, both owned by PVH Corp., announces the installation of what is believed to be the world’s most powerful* currently operational solar roof at its state-of-the-art Warehouse and Logistics Center in Venlo, the Netherlands.

7 Oct 2020

World-First Technology to Boost Wind Power Industry

WORLD-FIRST robotics technology is being developed which will help support a green energy revolution.

From Forth Engineering (Cumbria) Ltd 7 Oct 2020

Dow Launches Rethink+, Its First Digital Waste Management Program in Asia Pacific to Recycle Plastic Waste, with Local Partners in India

Dow today announced aggressive new commitments to address both climate change and plastic waste on its path toward becoming the most innovative, customer-centric, inclusive and sustainable materials science company in the world.

7 Oct 2020

Larger Part of the Amazon Could Become a Savanna-Type Ecosystem

A larger part of the Amazon rainforest is at risk of crossing a tipping point where it could become a savanna-type ecosystem than previously thought, according to new research.

6 Oct 2020

New Tool can Help Mitigate CO2 Emissions in the U.S. Landscape

Fierce and frequent hurricanes in the Gulf of Mexico and intense wildfires in the Western United States have devastated the country again. Such extreme weather-related events are the result of climate change.

6 Oct 2020

Revolutionary EU-Led Research for Trapping and Storing Solar Power

In the past few years, a team of researchers from the Chalmers University of Technology in Sweden has designed a uniquely engineered molecule and an energy system with innovative abilities for trapping and storing solar power.

6 Oct 2020

Study: Flooding of Rivers Indirectly Results from Rise in Atmospheric Carbon

Relationships play a crucial role in climate change. This was the core point emphasized in a new study by the University of Oregon that explores the interaction between atmospheric carbon dioxide, plants, and rising water levels in the Mississippi River.

5 Oct 2020

Study Shows How Future Climate Change Will Impact Tropical Nature Reserves

The nature reserves of the Earth are the foundation for safeguarding worldwide biodiversity.

5 Oct 2020

Repeated Ice Discharges into the North Pacific Triggered Climate Changes During Last Ice Age

Repeated catastrophic ice discharges from western North America into the North Pacific contributed to, and perhaps triggered, hemispheric-scale changes in the Earth's climate during the last ice age, new research published online today in Science reveals.

5 Oct 2020

Ocean Heatwaves can Make Hurricanes Stronger

Oceanographers have found that a hurricane can be considerably strengthened in the Gulf of Mexico through the compounding effects of two extreme weather events.

1 Oct 2020

Pandemic Allows Researchers to Study the Impact of Reduced Emissions in Real Time

As the COVID-19 pandemic slowed travel and business around the world, pollution emission rates dropped in response.

1 Oct 2020

Ocean Acidification Exacerbates Negative Effects of Ocean Warming on Planktonic Communities

A new study led by researchers from the Institute of Environmental Science and Technology of the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona warns that the negative effects of rapid ocean warming on planktonic communities will be exacerbated by ocean acidification.

1 Oct 2020