The nuclear energy industry is entering a new phase of transformation. This shift is no longer just about building reactors—it is about building them faster, smarter,...
The UN’s flagship climate fund has selected five locations for its new regional offices, a move aimed at bringing it physically closer to developing countries and...
Climate change is not only a physical threat, but it also affects the world’s economy. A major new study published in the journal Nature on March...
The global energy system is changing in two big ways: it is moving from centralized fossil-fuel generation to distributed renewables, and it is becoming more digital...
Nevada just shattered its March statewide high temperature record by 6 degrees, which is a ‘72 miles per hour in a school zone’ kind of margin....
Farmers and fishermen in the Maldives have long relied on an ancient calendar to guide their daily lives. The Nakaiy system divides the year into 27...
Ever heard of piezoelectricity, the generation of electric charge in solid materials—such as quartz, ceramics, and bone—in response to applied mechanical stress? It’s real, but it...
The invasive emerald ash borer, native to northeast Asia, has spread to 37 states over the past quarter century, killing nearly all of the ash trees...
Weather Guard Lightning Tech Britain Breaks Wind Record, Ørsted Exits Floating Project Allen covers the UK’s all-time wind record, the Crown Estate’s new 6 GW leasing...
Prioritizing the relative importance of addressing America’s social woes is, to be sure, an inexact science. Our war vets are living on the streets, dying of...