Factors Affecting Solar Farms in Severe Weather that aren’t well known

Factors Affecting Solar Farms in Severe Weather that aren’t well known

Researchers at Sandia National Laboratories used massive sets of real-world solar data and powerful machine learning to investigate the effects of severe weather on solar…
Western Water Supplies are in Trouble Due to Rare Earth Elements and Old Mines

Western Water Supplies are in Trouble Due to Rare Earth Elements and Old Mines

Climate change is causing rare earth elements to make their way into Colorado water supplies, according to a recent study published in the journal Environmental…
Assimilation of Satellite Isotope Data Improves Better Weather Forecasting

Assimilation of Satellite Isotope Data Improves Better Weather Forecasting

Accurate weather forecasting is becoming more essential than ever as the global climate continues to change and extreme weather occurrences continue to threaten places all…
Blue Bear Capital rises $150M to Fund Climate, Energy, and Infrastructure Tech

Blue Bear Capital rises $150M to Fund Climate, Energy, and Infrastructure Tech

Blue Bear Capital has launched a new $150 million fund to locate and invest in entrepreneurs working on technology to accelerate the uptake and industrialisation…
For a Carbon-free World, Collective Battery Storage is Advantageous

For a Carbon-free World, Collective Battery Storage is Advantageous

The world is still heavily reliant on fossil fuels, and almost everything you buy has a significant carbon footprint due to CO2 emissions emitted during…
Wind energy has the Potential to Significantly Reduce Global Warming

Wind energy has the Potential to Significantly Reduce Global Warming

Wind energy has the potential to mitigate global warming. According to the Union of Concerned Scientists, it is the fastest-growing global source of electricity. Wind…
To Avoid Climate Meltdown, most Fossil Fuels Must Stay in the Ground

To Avoid Climate Meltdown, most Fossil Fuels Must Stay in the Ground

According to a new study published in the journal Nature this week, the vast majority of the world’s fossil fuel reserves must remain in the…
Solar Energy could Provide 40 Percent of US Electricity by 2035, Says New Report

Solar Energy could Provide 40 Percent of US Electricity by 2035, Says New Report

When it comes to renewable energy, the United States has not always had a sterling reputation. Despite the fact that the majority of Americans agree…
Terbium, a Valuable Rare Earth Element, that is Detected Using a New Sensor from Non-Traditional Sources

Terbium, a Valuable Rare Earth Element, that is Detected Using a New Sensor from Non-Traditional Sources

Terbium, a valuable rare earth element, may be detected in complicated environmental samples such as acid mine waste using a novel luminous sensor. The sensor,…
Greenland Ice Melt Released Enough Water in Single Day to Cover All of Florida Last Week

Greenland Ice Melt Released Enough Water in Single Day to Cover All of Florida Last Week

The Greenland ice sheet lost 22 gigatonnes of ice in one day on July 28 as temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere caused temperatures to more than…
Gigantic Tsunami Ripples Suspected to be from Dino-Killing Asteroid Impact

Gigantic Tsunami Ripples Suspected to be from Dino-Killing Asteroid Impact

Researchers say a tsunami caused by the infamous dinosaur-killing asteroid reached the shallow waters of North America 66 million years ago. If they are correct,…
Eruption Risk for Santorini’s Volcano Determined by Past Sea Levels

Eruption Risk for Santorini’s Volcano Determined by Past Sea Levels

A huge volcanic eruption on the Greek island of Santorini is thought to have caused the collapse of one of the greatest civilizations of the era…
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