Europe’s renewable energy boom has created an unexpected problem: electricity is now too cheap
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AgriSound of York works with Dole in pilot pollination study
The study, launched in April at a Dole site in Kent, aims to see how pollination from bees…
Antarctic waters getting saltier as sea ice wanes
Applications 04/07/2025 629 views 23 likes Using data from ESA’s SMOS satellite, scientists have revealed a surprising shift…
How many economic losses from climate-related events has Europe suffered since 1980?
ADVERTISEMENT Europe has experienced over €790 billion in economic losses due to extreme weather and climate-related events from…
Enzyme breakthrough cuts plastic recycling energy use by 65%
Plastic’s toughest problem may have just met its smartest solution. A team of scientists from the National Renewable…
Should bioplastics be counted as compost? Debate pits farmers against manufacturers
Greg Pryor began composting yard and food waste for San Francisco in 1996, and today he oversees nine…
EPA suspends and investigates around 140 employees that signed a letter critical of the agency
Facebook Tweet Email Link The Environmental Protection Agency has placed roughly 140 employees on administrative leave days after…
Canada races to build icebreakers amid melting ice and geopolitical tensions | Canada
For millennia, a mass of sea ice in the high Arctic has changed with the seasons, casting off…
Spain’s Baffling Russian Gas Addiction
After years of hesitation, the EU has published a bold plan to phase out Russian fossil fuels. But…
Rachel Moore: Why heatwaves are the new normal in the UK
The stifling, sweltering, sticky heatwaves we’ve struggled through aren’t freak anymore, and are likely to get worse, with…