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Carbon Capture: The Promise That Falls Short In 2026

Clean energy advocates hoped carbon capture would rescue the planet. Yet new reports paint a troubling picture. Progress lags far behind needs. Nations must act faster. A fresh study reveals deliberate carbon

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Human Nature Holds Back Our Green Future

People often blame technology or weak policies for climate change, biodiversity loss, plastic pollution, and deforestation. Yet a deeper issue sits underneath. Human behavior drives these crises. A recent Aeon essay explains

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AquiPor Porous Concrete Could Help Solve Urban Flooding

Cities across the world are facing heavier rainfall and more frequent flooding. As a result, roads often flood quickly, drainage systems become overwhelmed, and waterways grow increasingly polluted. Against this backdrop, U.S.-based

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AI’s Energy Consumption Threaten Climate Goals

Big Tech pours billions into AI. Meanwhile, data centers continue to surge in size and number. Yet the full climate cost remains largely hidden from public view. MIT Technology Review examined the

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Satellite Pollution: Accidental Geoengineering Experiment

Satellites burn up when they fall back to Earth. Meanwhile, rockets blast soot high into the sky. Together, they release metals and particles that dim the sunlight reaching the planet. As a

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India’s Merchant BESS Market Hits First Regulatory Hurdle

India’s battery energy storage system (BESS) sector grows fast. Merchant models now dominate. They account for 80% of the roughly 6.8 GWh operational capacity. Large projects lead recent additions. Adani commissioned a

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Ecosystem Failure: Are Nature’s Systems Really Breaking Down?

For years, environmental debates have been framed around a simple idea: ecosystems are “breaking down.” From coral bleaching to Amazon rainforest degradation, headlines often suggest that nature is malfunctioning. However, a new

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Lightyear Solar EV Could Change How Electric Cars Charge

Imagine charging your car with sunlight. Not as a gimmick. Not as a distant sci-fi concept. But as your actual, everyday reality. That’s exactly what Dutch startup Lightyear is betting on. For

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