How NOAA Is Using Drones To Track Whales

Drones are helping U.S. scientists drop suction cup telemetry devices onto marine mammals to enhance rescues and research.

U.S. Developing Fusion Energy Regulations To Advance Nuclear Power

The U.S. government has launched the process to develop a regulatory framework to develop fusion machines as emerging nuclear technologies.

Declining Aerosol Pollution Linked To Increased Solar Radiation, Study Finds

A combination of reduced aerosol pollution and global warming have resulted in increasing levels of solar radiation across Europe, according to a new analysis.

Organisms Are The Hidden Network Running Earth’s Sustainability

Animals and microbes sustain ecosystems, food systems and climate stability. Their decline threatens global resilience and demands urgent human alignment with nature.

Europe’s Deep-Tech Paradox
Europe’s Deep-Tech Paradox

Europe does not suffer from a shortage of capital. What it lacks is the legal courage and analytical competence required to direct that capital toward the areas where it can create the greatest long-term value: SciTech startups. This gap shapes the ent…

Campaigners Join Forces To Raise Environmental Concerns Over Data Centers

Communities and campaigners across the U.K have joined forces for two days of action to highlight environmental concerns over the projected rapid growth of data centres.

Green Iguanas Invaded Florida. Nature Fought Back

Recent extreme freezing temperatures unseen for over a century in Florida resulted in live, cold-stunned green iguanas literally dropping from trees.

How Long Does Everyday Waste Take To Break Down After Disposal?

Everyday items like clothing, plastics and packaging can last centuries. Here’s how long they tend to breakdown and why design and consumer choices must change.

Aviation Carbon Study Suggests It’s Time To Scrap Business Class

New research shows that airlines could cut their carbon emissions by up to 50% just from reorganising plane seating. Is it time to cut business class completely?

German AI foodtech startup Foodforecast raises €8 Million to cut ultra-fresh food waste
German AI foodtech startup Foodforecast raises €8 Million to cut ultra-fresh food waste

Cologne-based Foodforecast, a startup using artificial intelligence to improve how food with short shelf lives is forecast and produced, has raised €8 million in a Series A funding round as it scales across Europe. The round was co-led by SHIFT Invest …