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Hoover Dam's shrinking reservoir is pushing rural Nevada towns toward an energy cliff they never prepared for and now face alone as federal fixes arrive too slowly to stop the coming rate shock
1+ week, 23+ hour ago (559+ words) CEO MeLisa Garcia emphasizes that loss of flexibility is equally dangerous....
Stanford chemists turned ordinary rocks into carbon-trapping materials that work thousands of times faster than nature by borrowing a trick from centuries-old cement-making and the results could reshape how humanity fights climate change
4+ day, 21+ hour ago (463+ words) Pulling billions of tons of CO2 out of the atmosphere is one of the hardest things humanity has ever attempted. The technologies built for it — giant fan systems, experimental ocean interventions — are expensive, energy-intensive, and still nowhere near the scale the…...
Researchers built a hydrogen turbine that makes electricity from controlled explosions and just shattered a world record
3+ week, 1+ day ago (577+ words) Professor Daniel Banuti, Director of KIT’s Institute of Thermal Energy Technology and Safety, called...
Solar panels and crops can share the same land and a new model shows both come out ahead by keeping plants cooler, saving water, and boosting energy output
1+ week, 15+ hour ago (517+ words) Solar panels and crops can share land — a new model shows both come out ahead Solar farms are expanding fast — and so is the pressure on agricultural land. The two needs have long seemed to be in direct competition. Agrivoltaics,…...
Ordinary passenger jets flying over the poles while scattering sun-reflecting particles into the stratosphere might already be our best and most affordable tool for slowing an overheating planet
15+ hour, 39+ min ago (693+ words) Passenger jets flying over the poles while scattering sun-reflecting particles into the stratosphere may already be our most affordable tool for cooling an overheating planet. For years, the leading plan for seeding the stratosphere with sun-reflecting particles rested on a…...
Swiss researchers built a living battery made of fungi that feeds on sugar and dissolves itself when the job is done, and it can already power a sensor for days just by harnessing the natural metabolism of two complementary fungal species printed alive into biodegradable ink
3+ day, 21+ hour ago (704+ words) Swiss researchers built a living battery made of fungi that feeds on sugar and dissolves itself when the job is done — already powering sensors for days. Most batteries are rigid, toxic, and destined for a landfill. They’re charged, depleted, and…...
NASA's Landsat returned to a Utah coal-mining valley just two years later and found nearly a million solar panels and about 500 batteries spread across the landscape
4+ week, 21+ hour ago (767+ words) Central Utah’s color changed in less than two years from space. In a June 2024 Landsat image, Castle Valley was mostly tan, indicating undeveloped ground. In June 2026, the same valley floor was again covered with dark geometric blocks. The region is…...
Switching to electric vehicles could unlock nearly $200 billion in U.S. health benefits by cutting the toxic tailpipe pollution millions breathe daily, but only if the grid gets cleaner too
4+ day, 17+ hour ago (621+ words) For tens of millions of Americans, everyday life is shaped by the constant hum of traffic—combustion engines idling along highways, suburban thoroughfares, and streets running past schools and homes. While the national debate surrounding electric vehicles routinely centers on…...
Millions are counting on El Niño to save the Colorado River, but scientists say that bet may not pay off since a warmer world turns even record snowfall into little more than a "drop in the bucket"
1+ week, 5+ day ago (695+ words) The strongest El Niño pattern in recorded history is bearing down on the American West. Yet the Colorado River—the primary water supply for 40 million people across seven states—remains near its historic low. For communities across the Southwest, a…...