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Hope For Coral Reefs

In February and throughout the summer of 2024, the Australian Institute of Marine Science (AIMS) recorded the fifth

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Lessons From Sweden On Sustainability

A common debate against sustainable development is that climate action will stunt the economy. Sweden is proving 

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A Limit On Oil Drilling In Alaska

In a move to protect pristine lands, the Biden administration placed limits on future oil and gas drilling projects

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What Is A Sand Battery?

Generally, when one pictures a battery, one imagines the lithium-ion battery in various high-tech forms.Yet in 2022,

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Crossing The 1.5ºC Threshold

For years, the world has been hearing about the 1.5ºC threshold to prevent the harmful effects of global warming.

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Container Buildings: Are They Sustainable?

When you order something online, it is shipped across the ocean in vast 20 or 40-foot steel shipping containers before

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Cargo Ships Powered By Wind

Did you know that every year, the shipping industry transports 11 billion tons of cargo or 90% of the world's traded

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How Polluting Are Car Tires?

When you think of car pollution, you probably think the main source is tailpipe exhaust. However, several studies are

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A Summer Of Heatwaves And Wildfires

Smoke fills the New York air, fueled by fires thousands of miles away in Canada. Europe struggles through another

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Willow Project Steams Ahead

At the northernmost tip of Alaska lies the US’ single most vast expanse of untouched wilderness. However, in mid-March

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A Change At World Bank

In February, the president of the Word Bank, David Malpass, announced that he would be stepping down by the end of June

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Tesla Opens Up Its EV Chargers

Tesla is known to have the fastest, most efficient, and reliable charging stations. But these chargers are

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What Is Green Steel?

We are surrounded by steel - the miracle metal used in cars, trains, bridges, buildings, and home appliances like

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The Great Gas Stove Controversy

Why were gas stoves trending on Twitter recently? On January 9th, U.S. Consumer Product Safety (CPSC) Commissioner

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The Salton Sea Dilemma

Did you know that the Salton Sea is more than twice as salty as the Pacific Ocean? This manmade lake in

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Floating Turbines That Harvest Wind

For many years, manufacturers of wind turbines have looked for ways to increase efficiency in harnessing wind

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Scientists Study Volcano On Tonga

On January 15th, an underwater volcano by the name of Hunga Tonga–Hunga Haʻapai erupted in the country of Tonga, a