Climate Change Could Double Urban Water Bills by Mid-Century: Nature Sustainabil...
A study published in Nature Sustainability finds climate change could sharply increase urban water bills by mid-century as cities ...
Plastic Bottles Could Become a Source of Graphite for Next-Generation Batteries
Scientists are exploring a new way to recycle plastic waste by converting discarded plastic bottles into graphite, a key material ...
Ten Years After Paris Agreement: India Builds Path Towards Low-Carbon Growth
India’s renewable energy journey is gaining momentum as the country crosses 200 GW of non-fossil fuel capacity, but strengthening ...
Why Antarctic Sea Ice Declined After Decades of Growth
A Stanford University study explains why Antarctic sea ice expanded for decades before collapsing in 2016, finding that trapped oc...
Carbon Storage May Cut AI Data Centre Emissions by More Than 90%, Study Says
Researchers found that capturing and storing carbon dioxide from power plants supplying AI data centres could reduce emissions by ...
From Your Toothbrush to Your Tea Cup: The Hidden Plastic You May Be Consuming Da...
From the plastic we use every day to the tiny particles entering our environment, microplastics have become a hidden challenge tha...
How Smart Packaging Can Reduce Healthcare Waste and Improve Resource Efficiency
Smart packaging technologies such as RFID, sensors, and temperature indicators can help reduce healthcare waste by improving medic...
Climate Change Threatens Tropical Mountain Wildlife as Habitats Shrink, Study Fi...
A new study warns that climate change and land-use pressures are shrinking habitats for tropical mountain wildlife, increasing the...
Bathroom Habits Could Help Close England's 5-Billion-Litre Water Gap
A University of Surrey report finds that changing how people shower, flush and report leaks could ease England's looming water sho...
Europe's Record Heat Explained: Causes and Climate Impact
Europe is facing an intense early summer heatwave driven by a persistent high-pressure system and rising global temperatures. Here...
Why UK Homes Must Be Redesigned to Stay Cool During Heat Waves
Experts say UK homes are increasingly vulnerable to overheating as heat waves become more frequent. Here's why passive cooling mea...
Study Finds Hidden Chemical Signals Fueling Ocean Carbon Cycle
Scientists have identified previously undetected molecules released by marine phytoplankton that fuel ocean microbes and influence...
How to Stay Cool During a Heat Wave Without Air Conditioning
Heat waves can become dangerous even without record-breaking temperatures. Here's why staying cool matters, who faces the highest ...
Why Extreme Heat Is Becoming a Growing Health Risk for Young People
Scientists warn that rising temperatures are increasing health risks for children and young people, with heat exposure affecting p...
France Power Outage Highlights Heatwave Pressure on Europe's Electricity Grid
A major power outage in France during a record-breaking heatwave has raised concerns over how extreme temperatures are affecting e...
Europe Heatwave Prompts Health Warnings Across Multiple Countries
A record-breaking heatwave has triggered health alerts, school closures, and transport disruptions across Europe, with scientists ...
Why UK Schools Are Closing During the Record June Heatwave
Hundreds of schools across the UK have closed as temperatures approach record levels. Here's why the heatwave is disrupting educat...
Why Europe Is the World's Fastest-Warming Continent
Europe has warmed about 2.4°C since the pre-industrial era, outpacing the global average. Here's why rising temperatures, changing...
Mediterranean Tsunami Risk: Study Says Evacuation Planning Is Key for Coastal Ci...
New research warns that Mediterranean tsunamis can reach coastal areas within minutes, making evacuation planning and public aware...
Avalanche Risks Rise in Himalaya as Study Links Survival to Preparedness
A new study comparing the Chamoli and Blatten avalanches finds that governance, early warnings and evacuation planning play a larg...
Study Links Tropical Ocean Temperatures to Malaria Cases in Malawi
Researchers found that temperature changes in the Atlantic and Indian oceans influence soil moisture levels in Malawi, affecting y...
