Shopping cart

TnewsTnews

Shell Refuses To Aggressively Address End-User Emissions

Companies like Shell, who are in the oil and gas sector classify carbon emissions into Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions, which are emissions generated during the manufacturing and distribution of their

Read More

New IPCC Report Paints A Very Grim Future For Humanity

According to the newest anxiety-inducing study from the United Nations’ climate monitoring organization, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), it’s not over yet, but things are looking very, very bad. UN

Read More

Qualcomm’s Digital Chassis Is A Game Changer For Electric Cars

When (and if) Sony Honda Mobility’s Afeela electric car goes on sale, it will feature Qualcomm’s Snapdragon Digital Chassis – an automotive technology platform that blends safety and connection systems, entertainment, customization,

Read More

Electric Vehicle Sales Are On The Rise In India

In terms of sales, India is the world’s third-largest vehicle market, after only Germany and Japan. According to the Ministry of Road Transport and Highways, EV sales in India topped a million

Read More

Climate Change Is Extending The Pollen Allergy Season

Spring comes allergy season for millions of individuals all over the world, when blossoming trees and plants emit allergen-inducing pollens. Climate change is poised to make allergy season much worse: the planet’s

Read More

Climeworks New Carbon Removal Approach May Actually Work

While the world has struggled to limit and reduce emissions of carbon dioxide (CO2) in recent decades, numerous firms are instead focused on creating technologies to remove CO2 from the environment. Climeworks

Read More

Rotting Mass Of Sargassum Seaweed Threatens Beaches

A 10-million-pound blob is riding ocean currents toward Florida’s tip. The Great Atlantic Sargassum Belt, a 5,000-mile-long goopy mass of green, floating seaweed, is meandering its way through Florida and into the

Read More

New Irrefutable Data Links Drought With Climate Change

Droughts and floods are expected to grow more common and severe as our planet heats and climate changes, but identifying this on regional and continental sizes has proven challenging. A new NASA-led

Read More