Heat pumps used to struggle in the cold. Not anymore.
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Climate change and fish farming are endangering the future of Norway's Atlantic salmon
6 votes -
Chinese solar panel boom threatens Pakistan’s debt-ridden grid
9 votes -
Amazon buys stake in nuclear energy developer in push to power data centres
18 votes -
Coal is powering the energy transition
8 votes -
Iceland's valley of geysers mysteriously reawakens – some long dormant geysers are spouting up to two meters, with experts unsure as to the cause
18 votes -
How guayule, a small shrub, could help the US rubber industry
12 votes -
Our US disaster recovery system must evolve to respond more effectively to climate change
18 votes -
Hurricane Milton barrels toward Florida with 155 MPH winds
42 votes -
‘Paper or plastic?’ will no longer be a choice at California grocery stores
32 votes -
Cement is a big polluter. Heidelberg Materials in Norway is betting it can profit from carbon capture that will reduce the carbon dioxide.
10 votes -
Southern Water, serving 4.7mn UK customers, in discussions with private supplier to tanker water from Norwegian fjords to mitigate against potential supply shortages and drought
11 votes -
Negative European energy prices hit record level – Rapid rollout of solar and wind generation has outpaced ability to store power
31 votes -
The Hague will become first city to ban fossil fuel ads by law. Legally binding crackdown will include promotion of petrol cars, flights and cruise ships.
26 votes -
Bat loss linked to death of human infants
27 votes -
Hvaldimir, a celebrated ‘spy’ whale, is found dead in Norway – first spotted in 2019 wearing what looked like a camera harness
15 votes -
I went to Iceland for a road trip. I left with climate anxiety.
21 votes -
The intractable puzzle of growth
12 votes -
Where have all the insects gone? The tiny creatures on which the world depends seem to be in decline. But what does the data really say — and what is to be done?
35 votes -
Léna Lazare is the new face of climate activism—and she's carrying a pickax
26 votes -
Forest Service orders Arrowhead bottled water company to shut down California pipeline
53 votes -
There will be blood
16 votes -
A melting Alaska glacier keeps inundating Juneau
19 votes -
How soon might the Atlantic Ocean break?
48 votes -
Record climate disasters are putting FEMA aid to US cities at risk
20 votes -
Hay grown for cattle consumes nearly half the water drawn from Colorado River, study finds
23 votes -
Sun machines
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Denmark will introduce a levy on farm emissions in what is set to be one of the world's first carbon taxes on agriculture
26 votes -
French power slumps as surging renewables push out atomic plants
14 votes -
AI is exhausting the power grid. Tech firms are seeking a miracle solution.
21 votes -
Sweden's nuclear power goal is challenging but attainable – government wants 2.5 gigawatts of new capacity online by 2035
8 votes -
Deaths mount and water rationed as India faces record heat
43 votes -
Indigenous nations approve historic water rights agreement with state of Arizona. It now goes to US Congress.
17 votes -
How a simple fix could double the size of the US electricity grid
16 votes -
LA County captures ninety-six billion gallons of water during ‘super year’ of storms
14 votes -
Alaskan rivers are turning orange
14 votes -
Fast-rising seas could swamp septic systems in parts of the American South
7 votes -
Nova Scotia’s billion-dollar lobster wars
10 votes -
Rice has a methane problem that a startup is promising to fix
15 votes -
Europe's gas supply once again hinges on one company – Equinor now plays an outsized role in the ups and downs of the continent's gas prices
6 votes -
Canada’s fire season erupts, sending harmful smoke into United States
20 votes -
New rules to overhaul US electric grids could boost wind and solar power
9 votes -
Carbon dioxide pipelines and underground injection can cut greenhouse gas, but community opposition is fierce
14 votes -
What your next water heater will look like
27 votes -
New EPA regulation requires coal plants in the United States to reduce 90 percent of their greenhouse pollution by 2039
33 votes -
Climate policy is working – double down on what’s succeeding instead of despairing over what’s not
48 votes -
Humans might need to re-engineer the climate
16 votes -
A golden age of renewables is beginning, and California is leading the way
26 votes -
Rooftop solar panels are flooding California’s grid. That’s a problem.
43 votes -
Solar power is changing life deep in the Amazon
9 votes