New Hope for Coral Restoration with “Electric Reefs”?
Can we mobilize to restore coral reefs using “mineral accretion technology” to mobilize, now that patents no longer restrict its use?
Read more...Can we mobilize to restore coral reefs using “mineral accretion technology” to mobilize, now that patents no longer restrict its use?
Read more...A primer on CO2 and crops.
Read more...We still cannot incorporate observational studies of cloud formation into our climate models. Does this matter?
Read more...The Tories’ shambolic, self-serving rule has stoked interest in Britain breakaways by Scotland and even Wales and the North. But are they viable?
Read more...A broad discussion of the climate change growth versus degrowth debate and how to move forward despite those differences.
Read more...A new report confirms earlier studies that found that climate change will render a lot of the US uninhabitable in a few decades.
Read more...In the U.S., companies can use eminent domain to take private land for a project that has some public benefit, such as a school, a highway, or a hospital. Under the Natural Gas Act, FERC gets to make that determination when it concerns a natural gas pipeline, and the commission weighs pros and cons of the project when deciding.
Read more...Why Big Finance is part of the energy problem, not the solution.
Read more...Drained peatlands and peat fires emit around 10% of our greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture, land-use change and forestry, yet there seems to be little effort to prevent this.
Read more...COVID-19 provides a chance to reassess our relationship with flying, a major source of global emissions.
Read more...Absent immediate and drastic action to limit plastics use, global emissions will increase as incineration is used for waste disposal.
Read more...Plastic pushers attempt to strongarm Kenya and the UK into using more plastic under the guise of free trade as world oil prices collapse.
Read more...A right to repair can reduce the digital divide and mitigate global warming, by reducing energy costs of waste disposal and production.
Read more...A rise in airborne dust over the Great Plains has scientists worried, and rightly.
Read more...New York begins to enforce its ban on single-use plastic bags, delayed since March by the pandemic and various lawsuits.
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