Environment
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New Research Shows How Microplastics and Water Interactions Could Lead to Cell Damage
Scientists have found microplastics in virtually every part of the human body. Yet many questions remain about what exactly these…
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Converted Power Stations That Show The Power Of Reuse
In this roundup, we take a look at decommissioned power stations that have been given a second life, from the…
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The Climate Tech That’s Cutting Data Centre Energy Use
Today’s newsletter continues from last week’s focus on data centers and we’ll be looking at some of the innovative startups…
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SBTI Approves Cascades’ New Emissions Targets
This is coming after the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTI) approved the startup’s new greenhouse gas emissions targets, according to…
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Unravelling Life’s Origin: Five Key Breakthroughs from the Past Five Years
The definition of life itself is a source of debate among scientists, but most researchers agree on the fundamental ingredients…
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Washington Climate Tech Founders Empahsise On Funding As AI Boom Drains Investor Cash
Concerns about those trends inspired a one-time Washington state initiative called the Opalene Climate Challenge, which was led by the…
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Korea Maps Long-term Climate Tech Strategy With Tandem Cells, Superconducting Grids
The South Korean government has begun drawing up a long-term blueprint for climate and energy technology to address climate and…
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World’s First Enhanced Geothermal Power Plant Starts Electric Sales
Geothermal company, Fervo Energy, on Thursday announced that it had started selling electricity from its Cape Station power plant to…
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Prysmian, Rio Tinto Partner To Bring Low-carbon Aluminum To Amazon Data Centre
Italian cable maker, Prysmian recently announced a partnership with British-Australian multinational mining company, Rio Tinto, to supply electrical cables made…
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$100 Detector Can See Invisible Particles Raining Down From Space
Assistant professor in the Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Delaware, Dr. Spencer Axani has invented a portable, low-cost…
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