The team of UK-based engineers has introduced a system that eliminates the need for consumable parts such as filters and membranes and requires no added chemicals. It’s able to purify water deemed previously untreatable and can be operational in just 45 minutes.
NOAA scientists confirm the fourth global coral bleaching event is underway, driven by unprecedented marine heatwaves affecting ocean circulation and threatening coral reef ecosystems.
A new study reveals the spread of northern hydrilla, one of the world’s most invasive aquatic weeds, outside the Connecticut River basin, posing significant ecological risks to native species and recreational activities.
Innovative research from the University of Cordoba presents a groundbreaking approach to food packaging using avocado pruning residues, offering a sustainable, stronger alternative to conventional plastics.
Jakarta, home to over 10 million people, is sinking rapidly. To address this crisis, the Indonesian government is relocating the capital to Nusantara, a newly planned city on the island of Borneo.
Governor Ron DeSantis has faced substantial criticism following the removal of climate change mentions from state laws. The recently enacted Bill 1645 encompasses many provisions aimed at bolstering Florida’s energy infrastructure and resources.
Swiss start-up Climeworks expands carbon capture technology with the ‘Mammoth’ facility in Iceland. By harnessing geothermal energy and advanced filtration, this new site aims to capture and store 36,000 tons of CO2 annually, furthering the company’s mission of scaling up direct air capture technology.
Enchanted Rock, a prominent provider of electrical resiliency microgrids, has launched its latest offering, the Bridge-to-Grid solution. This innovative service addresses the rising power demand fueled by the expansion of data centers with artificial intelligence (AI), the electrification of buildings and transportation, and new or expanding manufacturing operations. Enhancing Operational Flexibility The Bridge-to-Grid managed …
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As businesses navigate the shift from internal combustion engines to electric vehicles, a comprehensive understanding of the economic and environmental factors is essential for crafting sustainable strategies in the automotive industry.
Mining seafloor massive sulfide (SMS) deposits may disrupt the delicate balance of deep-sea ecosystems. A recent study reveals significant ecological risks, particularly to key sponge species and their associated brittle stars, emphasizing the need for a precautionary approach to safeguard deep-sea sponge ecosystems from mining-related damage.