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U.S. Drillers Have Cut Methane Emissions by More Than a Third Since 2015
The U.S. oil and gas industry has made significant progress in curbing emissions of methane, a potent heat-trapping gas that leaks from wells and pipelines. Read more on E360 → ,Read More Yale E360
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India’s deadly heat kills over 200 people, including dozens of poll workers as elections wrap up
One state reported 45 deaths in a single day as heatwaves continue ,Read More The Independent News
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Floods and landslides kill 15 in Sri Lanka
Several regions of island nation received twice as much rain over weekend as falls in a month ,Read More The Independent News
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Mother of invention
Mother of invention Channel Comment brendan 3rd June 2024 Teaser Media ,Read More What’s new
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Southern Brazil Submerged
This map reveals the depth of floodwater that covered Rio Grande do Sul in May 2024. Read More…
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Designer of world’s tallest building wants to turn skyscrapers into batteries
The firm wants to use electric motors to elevate massive blocks, creating potential energy that can be converted into electricity when the blocks are lowered. ,Read More The Seattle Times Environment – The Seattle Times
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The science — and art — of forecasting wildland fires
On a beautiful spring day, it might be hard to imagine this is the calm before the storm. But wait. While Canada’s wildland fire season is off to a relatively quiet start, it could all change as early as June according to seasonal forecasts from Natural Resources Canada’s wildland fire research team. Forestry and insects,…
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How will climate change impact Canada’s water resources?
After three years of intense research and development, the first full-scale simulation of how climate change could impact groundwater and surface water resources in Canada is now available. This new model — called Canada1Water (C1W) — provides a science-based view to the end of the century Climate change, Maps ,Read More Simply Science
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The science — and art — of forecasting wildland fires
On a beautiful spring day, it might be hard to imagine this is the calm before the storm. But wait. While Canada’s wildland fire season is off to a relatively quiet start, it could all change as early as June according to seasonal forecasts from Natural Resources Canada’s wildland fire research team. Forestry and insects,…
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Dunes and Desert Replace the Aral Sea
A former island and a desert are among the newcomers to the dry landscape following the lake’s rapid decline. Read More…
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