Europe’s Ruined Climate Plans
The Europe Environment Agency recently released a report titled “Climate change mitigation: reducing emissions.” It was a grim assessment…
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Real Estate Developers Take Huge Risks In Houston, Phoenix And Jacksonville
A new study by Storage Cafe analyses residential real estate development between 1980 and 2023. It shows substantial real…
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Supersonic Jets Could Be Major Polluter
The only viable supersonic passenger jet, the Concorde, was taken out of service in 2003. At a speed of…
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Mississippi River Battered By Northern Drought
This year, Gulf storms have battered the Mississippi, while upstream droughts have lowered currents around Ohio and West Virginia….
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Massive Smoke Cloud From Wildfires Blanket Idaho, Montana
Massive wildfires, burning primarily in California and Nevada, have caused a smoke cloud that stretches from Los Angeles to…
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Used Tesla Prices Fall
iSeeCars does an analysis of the pace at which used car prices fall. The study analyzed over 1.6 million…
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Over 600,000 Without Water Due To Drought In Cuba
Cuba has barely 11 million people, and at least 600,000 are without drinking water. A great many of these…
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Wars Over Water Will Start Soon
Several analyses reviewed by CNBC suggest that there will probably be military clashes over water in areas where it…
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McDonald’s New Uniforms Will Help Save Environment
The new uniforms for McDonald’s store workers are manufactured in a way that makes them more environmentally friendly than…
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Generational Divide: How Americans View Eco-Friendly Gardening Practices
As American citizens continue to use conservation practices in their daily lives, a recent survey by CivicSciencereveals that Americans…
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Do You Have “Eco-Anxiety?” Survey Reveals Many Unfazed By It
Eco-anxiety, a term describing the intense worry about environmental harm and climatechange, affects Americans in varying degrees, according to…
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Brazil Is On Fire
Across Brazil thousands of wildfires are burning. One tracking service puts the figure at 2,610 in the state of…
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Burning Tanker Attacked By Rebels May Be Environmental Disaster
The Sounion tanker carrying crude oil through the Red Sea was hit by rockets from Houthi rebels and is…
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Office Market Recovers In Hurricane Plagued Miami
Office “foot traffic” recently hit its highest level since July 2019. Between that month and July 2024, the lift…
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120 Degree Temperatures Will Soon Surge Much Higher
There has been some hope that, while temperatures around the world have hit record levels, they have peaked for…
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US Investment In Green Energy Remains Tiny
Despite a huge push by the federal government, investments in green technology remain extremely small. According to a new…
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Do You Recycle? If Not, It’s Probably Due To One Of These Reasons, According to Survey
Nearly four out of ten Americans surveyed say they always recycle, but the reasons why othersdon’t vary significantly based…
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Huge EV Challenge Is Charging Station Vandalism
People buy EVs even though some don’t like the price. They don’t like the range an EV gets on…
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Drought Continues to Cripple Panama Canal
Because the Panama Canal has been partially shut by drought, the country will try to expand the areas where…
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More Countries Turn Saltwater Into Fresh Water
It is nothing new. Kuwait gets 90% of its fresh water from salt water in a process known as…
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Is Food Waste Linked to Climate Change? A Survey Reveals Surprising Results
More than half of Americans believe that throwing food in the trash has at least someimpact on climate change,…
