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Economic growth or deadly pollution? India chooses a Huge Number Of Deaths.
The Indian government has devised several novel and inexpensive means to cut air pollution in major…
Brrrr! Er, maybe not: Winter Is fast Disappearing In America and around the World
A new study by Climate Central shows that the number of cold days in winter is…
Extreme Heat Was mainly a killer of the old and infirm. In Mexico, That is no longer true.
As extreme temperatures spread around the world, sometimes reaching 110F and more, heat-related deaths are rising…
Washington 2025 outlook: What cleantech policies will survive under President Trump?
(Bill Sternberg is a veteran Washington journalist and former editorial page editor of USA Today.) WASHINGTON,…
The computer cavalry: AI set to rescue a Trump-ravaged National Weather Service
As the guard changes in Washington, fears are growing that possible funding cuts by the upcoming…
It’s never over: Furious Storms Batter the Philippines, devastate Indian Ocean Island
Hurricane season, which died down in the Atlantic and Gulf of Mexico a month ago, has…
Striving to keep Tesla on top, Elon Musk Drives Hard For Maximum Market Share
In the world’s largest EV market, China, Elon Musk has robust local competition, being that country’s…
Want to avoid high home insurance rates? Time to nix New Orleans and Tampa
According to a new survey of insurance costs by The Washington Post, New Orleans and Tampa…
Weather May Knock Down Drones Over New Jersey
What appeared to be mysterious UFOs flying above the northeastern US, it appears they are drones…
Tornado Warnings In San Francisco
Tornado warnings are part of life in the Midwest and Texas, particularly in May through early…
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High hopes: How Amazon’s Drones Could Transform Delivery and Cut Emissions
Douglas McIntyre, editor-in-chief of Climate Crisis 24/7, discusses how Amazon’s plan to make deliveries by drones could help reduce its carbon footprint. Unlike traditional trucks, which emit significant pollution, drones operate on electricity and produce negligible emissions. Amazon’s advanced drone program in Germany sets a promising example, highlighting the potential for the flying cargo-carriers to…
