climate change
- Oct- 2021 -18 OctoberScience
People Should Drink Way More Recycled Wastewater
But if you’re able to recycle water on a large scale, you’ve got a powerful hedge against drought. “That’s an…
Read More » - 17 OctoberEurope
Irish baron turns estate he inherited into wildlife oasis
Randal Plunkett, the 21st Baron of Dunsany, has allowed his hereditary estate in the east of Ireland to return to…
Read More » - 16 OctoberScience
Ground-Level Ozone Is a Creeping Threat to Biodiversity
It’s well established that chronic exposure to high ozone levels is a serious threat to human health, exacerbating heart and…
Read More » - 14 OctoberScience
Growing Crops Under Solar Panels? Now There’s a Bright Idea
Heavy precipitation that can damage crops is also on the rise, since a warmer atmosphere holds more moisture. “In times…
Read More » - 13 OctoberEurope
Invest in local disaster response: it saves lives and money | View
This summer the climate crisis moved to Europe’s front door and dominated its headlines. Up close and in real-time, we…
Read More » - 13 OctoberScience
NASA Is Preparing for the Ravages of Climate Change
When Hurricane Ida made landfall in August, it buffeted NASA’s Michoud Assembly Facility in New Orleans with rain and strong…
Read More » - 13 OctoberProduct Reviews
Carbon-Capturing Sunglasses Offer a View of Fashion’s Future
Leather is a controversial material, and not just because cows have to die to produce it. Or because tanning leather…
Read More » - 12 OctoberEurope
Greta Thunberg-UN climate case singles out the wrong countries | View
The UN’s response to the Greta Thunberg complaint came out just yesterday. Back in 2019, Thunberg and other teenage activists…
Read More » - 11 OctoberScience
Deadly Heat Is Baking Cities. Here’s How to Cool Them Down
If you’ve ever driven from the country into the city and marveled at how the temperature dramatically spiked, you’ve felt…
Read More » - 9 OctoberScience
The (Very Slow) Race to Move Forests in Time to Save Them
Wright countered that it’s not until about 10 years into a study that the data starts to be meaningful. “That’s…
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