Estonia’s Nationwide EV Fast Charger Network a Global First
Use of Estonia's fast charger network isn't free, but is located in very convenient locations and covered by a single payment system. Other countries could take...
Carbon Uptake by Plants in Australia Higher Than Emissions
Striking results from a new study by CSIRO, Australia, show that the plant carbon uptake in the Australia covers around a third of all...
Toxic Atmospheric Particles Detected Among Benign Ones
According to new research coming from University of California, Davis, it is now possible to distinguish between the most toxic and the most prevalent...
Carbon-Negative Strategy May Fight Climate Change
Stanford scientists have determined that using biomass may be the perfect way to achieve large-scale carbon-negative systems.
Greenhouse gas emissions management is nearly impossible because...
Severe Blizzards But Less Snow, A Result of Climate Change
Two studies, which will soon be released, show that giant blizzards, and less amount of snow, are the likely consequences of climate change.
Many global warming sceptics base their...
Composting: The Next Big Thing After Recycling
Composting could be used over landfill sites, says a renowned specialist.
In recent years, recycling habits have become commonplace, with paper and plastics leading the...
Polar Ecosystems Affected Differently by Climate Change
The biodiversity of polar ecosystems in the Arctic and the Antarctic might be affected differently as temperatures raise.
This is the main conclusion of a study...
High Ozone Levels Linked to Heart Attacks
Researchers at Rice University in Houston, Texas have proven a definite correlation between cardiac arrests occurring outside the hospital and air pollution and ozone...
Fuel Economy Claims Inflated by U.S. Automakers, Too
Just like it's been reported in Europe, automakers inflate fuel economy numbers by a large margin. EPA will try to stop that from happening...
Freshwater Ecosystems Emit More Carbon as Predators Are Removed, Study Says
Freshwater ecosystems will emit much higher amounts of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere if the main predators are removed from the food chain, a study published today in Nature...
