Environment Archives – Page 108 of 250 – The Green Optimistic

2014 Arctic Ice Limit Fifth-Lowest Ever Recorded

Since 1978, scientists have been keeping track of Arctic ice as it advances and retreats each season, but the overall trend is retreat. Using satellite...

Carbon Dioxide Replaces Water In Fracking, Potentially Making The Process “Greener”

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Regardless of what governmental officials say, hydraulic fracturing, most commonly referred to as fracking, is not green. Not only that it leads to ground water...

Not Efficient Enough, at Least Toyota Robot Can Still get a Job

Toyota Claims Manual Labor is More Efficient than Automation

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Industrial robots, such as those used by automakers, make it possible to automate many repetitive tasks that would require many hours of manual labor,...

Australia to Ban Environmental Campaigners From Exposing Anti-Green Businesses

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When it comes to choosing between making profit and protecting the environment, which one would you go for? Although to most of us the...

Air Pollution and Asthma Costs $Billions

Air Pollution Cost $1.3 Billion in New York

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Every addiction has its side effects, some of them deadly. In the case of our worldwide fossil-fuel addiction, the side effects are numerous, including...

Renault ZOE Electric Vehicle - Quiet and Clean Can Still Be Dangerous

Electric Vehicle Alert System Could be Mandatory in EU by 2019

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Ah, the unforgettable sound of an electric vehicle: the soft whine of electric motors is so unlike even the newest internal combustion engines! On the...

Climate Change Leading to Earlier Ice Breakup on Mackenzie River (and the Polar Ice Caps?)

Climate Change, Warmer Spring, More Polar Ice Caps Melting

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Previously, climate change scientists had calculated that warmer winters were contributing to fluctuations in the polar ice caps, but a recent discovery may change...