Ricardo HyBoost Could be the Future of Hybrids

Ricardo HyBoost, “The Future of Hybrids?”

Do we really need a “new kind of hybrid?” Perhaps we do, since most people complain about two things in current hybrid vehicle technology. First,...

Make Waves with an Open Source Tidal Power Simulator

This is probably news for geeks, but have you ever considered developing your own wave power generator? If what is holding you back is...

Solar Hydrogen Starts to Rock Thanks to Dirt Cheap Stuff

We use solar power to make electricity, but now thanks to new developments, we will be able to use it for hydrogen production.  Now...

Satellites Measuring Air Pollutants From Space

Smog over large world cities is often observed due to heavy traffic, industry, natural minerals and many other factors. It is a thick layer...

Indian Government Proposed a Coal Tax for Using in Renewable Energy Projects

This tax would produce an annual revenue of around $600 million. According to the National Clean Energy Fund, Mukherjee, the coal is the "mainstay of India's energy sector", being 75% of the country's power generation.

NASA Scientist Warns About Canadian Tar Sands’ Potentially Catastrophic Impact on Climate

Tar sands - Canada's dream of a richer life, are about to disrupt changes so dramatic in the global climate that 20 to 50...

Light Pollution May Make Fish More Vulnerable to Predators

  Artificial light at night makes guppies more courageous during the day, according to a new behavioral study. Researchers exposed fish to artificial light at...

Individual Water Saving Measures Drive Up Overall Use

It's ironic that the drive for efficient use of water through water saving toilets, showers and even garden plants actually INCREASE the overall use...

Countries Across the Earth Taking Steps to Lower Emissions

Even though the little changes we make over the course of our day, like switching to low-energy light bulbs, driving hybrid cars, recycling waste,...

How everyone can combat climate change: all it takes is planting a tree

Project Drawdown is a group of researchers, policy makers, activists and business stakeholders who work on mapping, measuring, and communicating the most impactful solutions...