Methane-Eating Anaerobic Bacteria Discovered by Scientists
It has long been known that there are vast deposits of methane under the sea floor, generated by the decay of animal and plant...
Climate Change May Have Driven Maya Civilization To Collapse
There is no question that climate change has definitely been one of the hottest topics of discussion over the past few decades. Potential rising...
Forest Fertilization Increases Carbon Sequestration, Helps Landowners
Scientists at the Texas A&M University department of ecosystem science and management are measuring how much would the rate of productivity of forests could...
Serendipitous Sugar Discovery Revolutionizes the Foundry Industry
The foundry industry, which predates Greek and Roman history, has been invaluable in advancing human civilization and has a technological and cultural significance that...
Norway’s Wind Power Threatened by Low Energy Prices
After Russia, Norway is the second-largest gas supplier to Europe. Norway is also highly dependent on hydro-power, which is green in its own right....
Chinese Solar Panels Saturating the Market, Trade War Approaching
Following allegations that Chinese solar panel manufacturers have been unloading their product overseas for lower prices than at home, or even under cost. This...
Wild Arabica Coffee Could Disappear in the Next Seventy Years
Arabica Coffee is the second-most-traded commodity after petroleum, and thus is an important crop in many parts of the world, but it only grows...
Ignored During Debates, Climate Change is Recalled During Obama’s Victory Speech
During the 2012 presidential debates, one issue, the elephant-in-the-room, Climate Change, sat ignored in the corner, even though it weighs heavy on the mind...
Carbon Stored in Soil to Rise Again, Study Says
After discovering that soil erosion can actually store some carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, acting as a carbon sink, a recent discovery reveals that...
Carbon Reduction Must Improve Six-Fold Annually Until 2050, says PwC
To prevent the dangerous consequences of climate change from happening, about 200 nations have acquiesced in 2010’s United Nation climate talk to limit the...
