Electric Cars Alone Not Enough to Save Us, Study Claims
A team of scientists has written to the Committee of Climate Change warning that if the UK’s 31.5 million cars are replaced by electric...
Major Heatwave Breaks Records Over Northern and Western Europe
Unprecedented heatwaves across Western and Northern Europe are making history. Or are they? Perhaps this is just the start.
Expats in the Netherlands often repeat...
The Seven Biggest Contributors to Climate Change
Climate change isn't the work of one person over a short period of time, or even of a few people over decades.
Thanks to the...
Rise in Methane Emissions Threatens Paris Agreements
The levels of methane in the atmosphere are rising with rapid and unexpected rates.
ESA Living Planet Symposium: Tackling Food Security from Space
From monitoring air quality, through coastal zones and biodiversity, climate and weather patterns,...
Scientists Gene Edit Plants to Be Better at Capturing Carbon
It’s not enough for humans to pump less carbon into the atmosphere. To address climate change, many experts say we’re going to need to...
The Best Way to Generate Electricity from Pig Poop
Hog farms, where thousands of animals are raised, look really horrible and they pollute rivers, poison groundwater supplies and releaseclouds of methane and carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
We Finally Found Out Why Earth’s North Rotational Pole Moves
Back in year 2000, scientists noted that the North rotational pole of the Earth is shifting. The phenomenon has been studied extensively since then....
Google Earth to Help Monitor Natural Disasters with Real-Time Satellite Imagery
The effects of climate change are becoming more and more apparent as each day passes by. Changes in habitat distributions, uncontrollable and devastating forest...
Philips Opens World’s Largest Indoor Farming Facility in Holland
GrowWise City Farming Center, the biggest indoor farming facility for research and development, began operation in Eindhoven, The Netherlands, courtesy of Philips.
With the world...
