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A Reno resident and Burning Man devotee lost his camper, tickets, and his grandmother's ashes in the Hawk Fire. Then the Burner community stepped up in an extraordinary show of solidarity.
A Washington state judge allowed a wrongful death lawsuit against major oil companies to proceed, signaling a new era of climate accountability. With nearly 40 cases pending and the industry fighting back with liability shield laws, the question is whether Big Oil can avoid a Big Tobacco style reckoning.
Four dams were demolished on the Klamath River in 2024. Within two years, salmon returns exceeded projections by 80 percent and water quality improved dramatically.
When Mercedes-Benz India announced that its vehicles are compatible with the government's new E20 fuel mandate, the response wasn't relief. It was skepticism. Social media lit up with questions about mileage, material safety, and whether the automaker was telling the truth under political pressure. At the heart of the controversy lies a deeper issue: the sustainability of ethanol production itself
More than 27,000 New Yorkers in the Mid-Hudson region are still without power after severe storms. The outage highlights the need for grid resilience and backup solutions.
Former US Commerce official Gary Stanley joins First Atlantic Nickel & Cobalt to advance a green, smelter-free nickel supply chain that could reduce reliance on foreign monopolies and power the EV transition.
We're trained to respond to emergency situations, and helping the osprey was just the right thing to do,
France bans public drinking, schools close as a second heat dome in two months bakes Europe. Scientists link the extreme temperatures to fossil fuel-driven climate change.
A robot submarine named Ran mapped the underside of Antarctica's Dotson Ice Shelf and discovered that the ice is melting in complex, uneven patterns driven by warm ocean currents. These findings reveal that ice shelves are wearing away faster in some areas than others, weakening their ability to hold back land-based glaciers that raise global sea levels.
This little carrier has made taking my Stanley tumbler everywhere so much easier,
We are increasingly focused on converting the strong industry interest we have seen into a strategic partnership that accelerates development while maximizing value for our shareholders,
No-till gardening democratizes food production while fighting climate change. This science-backed approach makes growing your own food accessible without expensive equipment.
California's deadliest avalanche kills eight skiers near Lake Tahoe, raising critical questions about safety protocols and risk assessment in backcountry recreation.
New York faces a court deadline that exposes the true costs of its ambitious climate goals, forcing officials to admit the economic burden is too heavy for consumers to bear.
New York admits its ambitious climate goals are "unaffordable" as court deadline forces state to confront the true economic costs of rapid green energy transition.
Yale research reveals biodegradable plastics could cut toxic pollution 34% or double climate emissions, depending on disposal infrastructure we build today.
Yale study reveals biodegradable plastics could cut toxic pollution 34% by 2050, but without proper waste infrastructure, they risk doubling greenhouse gas emissions.
Smart plugs with energy monitoring democratize environmental awareness, offering climate-conscious households affordable tools to audit consumption and drive systemic change.
Energy-monitoring smart plugs help households cut waste and costs while building climate awareness. Here's how this accessible technology supports both individual savings and systemic change.
Abu Dhabi launches groundbreaking vertiport network for electric flying cars, setting 2026 timeline for sustainable urban mobility revolution across UAE.