Satellites Help Scientists Measure Pollutants Causing Climate Change
Scientists from University of Jerusalem developed a new method using satellite data to measure levels of pollutants in the atmosphere, which have direct influence...
2016 Packs More Extreme Weather than 2015
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), NASA and the UK MET have confirmed that the World Broke the Heat Record with extreme weather for 2015.
This was...
Australian Wine Industry Devastated by Climate Change
Australia is experiencing climate extremes in the Eastern and Western agricultural regions making vineyard owners very nervous.
Eastern Australia, one of the countries longstanding regions...
Climate Change Action Possible Through Chemicals
Climate change and the chemical industry don’t seem to go hand in hand.
However, developments in and knowledge from the industry play a critical role...
COP21: India and France to Lead International Solar Alliance
The COP21 UN summit on climate change, located in Paris this year, hadn't even completed the first day of proceedings before it was announced...
Leading Tech Giants Form Breakthrough Energy Coalition
Mark Zuckerberg and Bill Gates are about to join forces with other world leading companies to fight climate change by funding innovations in the...
SAROS, Portable Desalination Plant Powered by Waves
SAROS is one of a kind, portable desalination plant, which converts sea water into drinking water, powered by sea waves.
With climate change taking its...
Mercedes-Benz Air Conditioning is Greener and Safer
In the 1990’s automotive air conditioning systems started switching over from CFC R-12 dichlorodifluoromethane to HFC R-134a tetrafluoroethane, which has significantly less of an...
Here’s How World’s Biggest Cities Will Look Like If Temperature Goes 2 Degrees Higher
Study shows that with 2 degrees rise in global temperatures, the world's megacities might find themselves under water.
Scientists from Climate Central, Princeton, and Potsdam Institute for...
Greenhouse Gas Emissions Possibly On The Rise by 2030
Greenhouse gas emissions could reach detrimental levels by 2030, bringing emission levels up to 12 billion tons more than safe level for a 2...
