ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

Blockchain and Climate Credits: Can Technology Prevent Greenwashing?

TECH & INNOVATION 09.28.2025 19:15 PM

With its promise of transparency and immutability, blockchain technology may indeed change how carbon offsetting is measured, just as it revolutionized the financial world and the potential for more transparent record-keeping.

Human Skull Of 'Dragon Man' Is Disrupting Human Evolution As We Know It: Here's How

09.26.2025 08:48 AM

A 1-million-year-old skull in China, linked to Dragon Man and Denisovans, is reshaping theories of human evolution and sparking global scientific debate.

How This Year's 'Monster' Storm Could Break All Records — And Why We're Powerless

09.25.2025 09:14 AM

Meteorologists warn Tropical Storm Humberto and Hurricane Gabrielle could make 2025 the most destructive Atlantic hurricane season on record, with climate change fuelling unprecedented storm intensity.

Christian Rapture 2025: All The Times The End Of The World Was Predicted - But Did Not Happen

09.23.2025 09:19 AM

From William Miller's Great Disappointment to Harold Camping and beyond, history shows repeated failed predictions of the Rapture ahead of 2025 claims.

Carbon Capture Technology from Bloom Energy Can Fight Climate Change

09.11.2025 00:41 AM

Bloom Energy's solid oxide fuel cell platform is uniquely suited for carbon capture. This breakthrough tech could help your business cut emissions.

Jim Mullowney on How Pharma-Cycle Neutralizes Excreted Chemotherapy Drugs without Polluting the Air We Breathe

09.09.2025 01:09 AM

For decades, the standard practice for disposing of excreted chemotherapy drugs has been incineration. The assumption was simple: burn it and it's gone. Yet, as Jim Mullowney, founder of Pharma-Cycle, has spent years pointing out, "gone" is not the same as safe.

Taylor Thomson Bridges Academic Research and Real-World Conservation with Predictive Ecological Models

08.22.2025 00:01 AM

University labs produce groundbreaking studies, yet many never leave the pages of journals to shape the ecosystems they were meant to protect. Environmental scientist Taylor Thomson has built his career on closing that gap.

World's Longest Lightning Strike Revealed After 'MegaFlash' Spanned Over Multiple US States

07.31.2025 13:37 PM

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) certified a new record for the longest lightning strike ever documented, measuring 829 kilometers, using data collected during a thunderstorm in October 2017.

8.8 Magnitude Quake Off Kamchatka Unleashes Pacific Tsunamis as TEPCO Evacuates Fukushima Workers

07.31.2025 13:36 PM

An 8.8 magnitude earthquake off Russia's Kamchatka Peninsula has triggered tsunami waves across the Pacific, prompting mass evacuations in Japan, nuclear plant precautions, and alerts in over 20 countries.

Technological Innovations to Combat Air Pollution in U.S. Cities

07.30.2025 05:30 AM

Air pollution is one of the greatest environmental challenges of any urban center today. As the U.S cities expand, the management of clean, breathable air to an entire population is becoming a major challenge.

"A titan of the industry" — Root Applied Sciences Announces a Senior Appointment in Sergio Comparini

07.25.2025 02:37 AM

Root Applied Sciences has announced the appointment of Sergio Comparini for a hands-on role on its executive advisory board.

How Gene Editing Could Save Endangered Species from Extinction

07.19.2025 09:40 AM

Scientists say gene editing may help save endangered species by restoring lost genetic diversity and improving resilience to climate and disease threats.

Trump's Trillion Dollar Spending Boost For Pentagon to Create Disastrous Amount of Carbon Emissions, Study Shows

07.17.2025 12:21 PM

A study has revealed that Donald Trump's plan to add $1 trillion to the Pentagon's spending budget would have a severe impact on annual carbon emissions.

Trump Praises GOP Rep for Keeping New Jersey 'Beautiful' as Deadly Floods Ravage State

07.15.2025 18:11 PM

President Trump praised his Republican ally for blocking New Jersey's wind energy projects one day after two people were killed by deadly flooding.

Kristina Washer: A Young Scientist's Global Environmental Legacy

07.13.2025 20:44 PM

Kristina Washer's life was cut short, passing from Acute Myeloid Leukemia (AML) at the age of 30 on June 9, 2025, but her global environmental work made a significant and lasting impact. Kristina is well-respected for her contributions to science, service, and public health.

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