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Transparent solar technology in Japan turns windows into power-generating surfaces

Japan is testing a new type of solar technology that could change how cities produce electricity. Instead of using large, dark solar panels, this new approach turns ordinary glass...

OranjeWind offshore project to provide 130 megawatts of clean power to ASML by 2028

The demand for advanced technology is growing quickly across the world, and with it...

ExxonMobil takes $1 billion Cuba property fight to US Supreme Court

ExxonMobil has taken its decades-old property dispute with Cuba to the highest court in...

Microsoft scales renewable energy contracts alongside $50 billion AI investment

Microsoft is expanding rapidly in artificial intelligence and cloud computing. At the same time,...

Trump’s disaster aid rejection ignites backlash as Colorado counts fire and flood losses

Colorado is facing growing frustration after President Donald Trump denied the state’s requests for federal disaster relief following destructive wildfires and severe flooding, forcing...

‘Save Aravalli’ movement grows as protests erupt over Supreme Court’s 100-metre hill rule

A strong wave of protests is rising across North India as people come together to protect the Aravalli Range, one of the oldest mountain...

New Zealand court draws line on oil exploration, elevates climate responsibility

Climate change sits at the center of a closely watched Supreme Court ruling that reshapes how the government must handle oil and gas decisions,...

Data centers are quietly driving up power bills — and voters are starting to push back

Data centers, the large server-filled buildings that power cloud services, social media, streaming, and artificial intelligence, have become an unexpected political flashpoint across the...

Iran faces “water bankruptcy” after decades of overpumping aquifers and dam construction

Iran is running out of water, with shrinking rivers, drying reservoirs, and collapsing groundwater forcing the country to consider relocating its capital from Tehran....

World’s largest steelmaker ArcelorMittal faces OECD climate complaint over slow emissions cuts

A climate advocacy group has filed a complaint against ArcelorMittal, the world’s largest private steelmaker, through an OECD-linked process, accusing the company of cutting...

A little-known Eelgrass is re-emerging as a natural climate defender

Eelgrass may look simple, but it plays a powerful role in the fight against climate change. This underwater plant grows quietly along coastlines, often...

New biodegradable circuit boards highlight progress in sustainable tech design

Every electronic device relies on a printed circuit board, or PCB, to connect its parts and make it work, from smartphones and laptops to...

Arctic temperatures are rising more than twice as fast as the global average, NOAA reports

The Arctic has experienced its hottest year since modern records began over a century ago, and scientists say the warming is happening much faster...

Study explains how Mars’ gravity subtly influences Earth’s long-term climate cycles through orbital changes

The idea that Mars could affect Earth’s climate sounds dramatic, since climate change is usually linked to cars, factories, forests, and oceans, not distant...

A massive underground rock platform explains Bermuda’s strange survival despite extinct volcanism

Beneath the clear blue waters around Bermuda, scientists have discovered a massive buried rock layer so unusual that experts describe it as unlike anything...

Asia inundated as warmer oceans supercharge storms and deforestation deepens flood damage

Asia has faced a wave of powerful and deadly storms in recent months, with countries such as Sri Lanka, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Thailand suffering...

Shrinking Arctic ice threatens one of Earth’s most powerful natural defenses against climate change

The Arctic Ocean is often described as remote, frozen, and far away from daily life. But new scientific findings show that changes happening there...

Nature helped stabilize Earth’s climate millions of years ago — scientists are now learning to lock CO₂ into stone

Israeli scientists are studying a natural process that has balanced Earth’s climate for millions of years by removing carbon dioxide from the air through...
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