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Self-Driving Taxis Face Public Push-back Over Safety

Self-driving taxis were once framed as the next revolution in urban mobility. Tech companies argued that autonomous vehicles would cut emissions, reduce crashes, and transform city transport. However, the rollout has met

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Can Lab-Grown Cocoa Save The World’s Chocolate Supply?

Chocolate is facing a quiet crisis. Cocoa crops are under pressure from climate change, disease and rising demand. Scientists and food companies now believe the solution may come from laboratories rather than

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Rising CO₂ Seems To Be Weakening Human Bones

The effects of climate change may extend beyond melting glaciers and rising seas. New research suggests that increasing carbon dioxide in the atmosphere could also affect human bones. Scientists say the rise

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Mirror Satellites Could Bring Sunlight At Night, Scientists Warn

A US startup wants to brighten the night sky from space. The proposal is ambitious. It is also controversial. California-based company Reflect Orbital is seeking approval from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC)

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Middle East Conflict May Boost Palm Oil Demand For Biodiesel

Rising tensions in the Middle East are reshaping global energy markets. Oil prices have surged. Shipping risks have increased. As a result, the biodiesel sector is turning again to palm oil. Brent

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India Cuts Power Sector Emissions As Renewables Surge

India recorded one of the largest emissions declines among major economies in 2025. The drop came even as electricity demand and economic activity increased. The change signals early progress in the country’s

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3 Renewable Energy Myths vs Facts

Misconceptions still shape public debates around renewable energy. Yet scientific evidence increasingly challenges those claims. Researchers say misinformation about clean energy often slows deployment of solar, wind and electric vehicles. Renewables have

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Nuclear Power & Cancer Risk: What Science Says

Nuclear power is returning to the global energy debate. Governments see it as a low-carbon solution to climate change. Yet a long-standing question remains. Does living near nuclear power plants increase cancer

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