The 2022 Hunga Tonga volcano eruption, which injected vast amounts of water vapor into the stratosphere, was initially thought to contribute to global warming. However, new research reveals that the eruption actually had a cooling effect on Earth, redirecting focus to human-induced greenhouse gas emissions as the main driver of recent temperature increases.
Hanon Systems, a global leader in automotive thermal management for electrified mobility, has achieved a significant milestone with the development of the world’s first 4th generation heat pump system. This breakthrough technology, a crucial component for electric vehicles (EVs), has been commercially available since July, marking a new era in EV thermal management. Revolutionary Parallel …
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Transitioning from a traditional linear waste model, where products are used and then discarded, to a circular model, where materials are continuously reused and recycled.
The $620 million project, built in two phases, is a partnership between the Mobility Center, Sac State, SMUD, UC Davis, and the Greater Sacramento Economic Council
Illuminate USA recently celebrated hiring its 1,000th employee and producing its one millionth solar panel just six months after beginning operations.
Niagara Falls is set to overhaul its street lighting with a $6.6 million investment, introducing LED technology and smart city capabilities for improved efficiency.
Fleet owners are notably more satisfied with their EVs in areas such as overall satisfaction, cost of ownership, and vehicle usage and capabilities. According to Cox’s study, EVs achieve superior scores across these key metrics compared to ICE vehicles.
Perovskite solar cells have rapidly improved from 3% efficiency in 2009 to over 25% today, outpacing many traditional photovoltaic technologies. However, their susceptibility to degradation when exposed to environmental factors remains a significant obstacle to widespread commercial adoption, requiring further research and development to enhance stability and durability.
“I do see concerns with the CAP, and I do think there’s additional work that could have and probably should have been done,” said ECMC Commissioner Mike Cross. “But I still do think that it does meet our rules, and is approvable.”
With key reservoirs critically low and Mexico failing to meet water delivery commitments, South Texas agriculture is at risk.