Hydrogen seepage findings in the Philippines may boost efforts to develop a domestic and renewable hydrogen economy.
Category: Climate Research
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Climate Change Affects Mental Health in Australia
A Nature study finds that climate change could increase mental health disorders by nearly 50% by 2050, especially among youth in Australia.
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Manure-Linked Contamination Affects 6,000 US Water Systems
Dangerous contaminants from manure are compromising water safety for nearly one-third of the US population.
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AI-Powered Drones Are Transforming Biodiversity Conservation
AI-equipped drones are reshaping diversity conservation by providing real-time, non-invasive monitoring over vast habitats.
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Climate Extremes Fuel Virus Spread in Waterways Polluted by Wastewater
Climate-driven extreme weather events are turning water bodies into hotspots for viral infections due to wastewater contamination.
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How Businesses Can Effectively Convey Climate Change Actions
Most businesses are for positive environmental impact and clean energy. Read how they can convey climate change messages that spur action.
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Study Says Multi-Year Droughts Are Expanding Faster than Ever
A study shows that multi-year droughts are becoming more frequent, severe, and widespread, posing a major threat to water and food security.
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How Extreme Weather Affects Public Transportation in US Cities
A study of 48 US cities shows extreme weather reduces public transportation use, especially for lower-income populations.
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Surge in Heatwave Deaths Linked to Climate Change Seen
Research shows that Australian cities are experiencing deadlier heatwaves as climate change drives a 20% increase in related deaths.
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Reintroducing Wolves to Boost Scotland’s Carbon Sequestration
A study finds that reintroducing wolves to the Scottish Highlands could reduce deer numbers and enhance carbon capture.