Antarctica is the world’s highest, driest, coldest, windiest, and brightest continent. It is about the size of the United States and Mexico combined and is almost entirely covered by aContinue Reading
The Pantheon in Rome still stands defiantly 2,000 years after it was erected, its marble floors protected by the world’s biggest unreinforced concrete dome. Researchers have been probing samples fromContinue Reading
According to recent research, climate warming is worsening future flooding emergencies at both high and low elevations. Approximately 15 million people worldwide live under the shadow of glacial lakes, withContinue Reading
Exxon initiated a research study in 2009 to extract fuels from algae that may be used to power internal combustion engines. Between then and today, it has spent about asContinue Reading
Globally, almost one-third of the world’s food supply is lost or wasted — around 1.3 billion tons per year — with the majority of it decomposing in landfills emitting methane,Continue Reading
In the United States, it is an excellent moment to be in the decarbonization industry. The Inflation Reduction Act, with its $374 billion in green incentives, subsidies, and grants, wasContinue Reading
IBM and NASA’s Marshall Space Flight Center have announced a partnership to employ IBM’s artificial intelligence (AI) technology to unearth new insights in NASA’s huge repository of Earth and geospatialContinue Reading
Urban planners, architects, and designers all across the world are attempting to make cities spongier by using natural solutions to better absorb water. In congested cities like New York, whereContinue Reading
