Worldwide increase in methane bubbles due to climate change
Due to climate change, including rising temperatures, more and more methane is bubbling up from lakes, ponds, rivers and wetlands throughout the world. The...
High yield, protein with soybean gene
Soybean growers face a challenge. It has proved difficult to develop soybean varieties with both high protein levels and high yields. However, new research...
Renewable energy in Australia: Solar boom reported in October.
ELECTRICITY price rises have driven a boom in rooftop solar with installations at their second highest levels.Green Energy Markets’ Renewable Energy Index, funded by...
Brunswick board nixes new solar farm rules.
BOLIVIA – Brunswick County commissioners pushed back to the planning board proposed changes that would tighten regulations on solar farms in the county.
Shown is...
Indonesian mosques to take up the mantle of fighting climate change.
Indonesia will establish 1,000 “eco-mosques,” the country’s vice president announced at this month’s UN climate summit in Bonn.
The Southeast Asian nation is home to...
Insurance industry nurses wounds inflicted by costly disasters.
2017 may be the most costly year for disaster losses - and insurance may become "unaffordable" in some places, experts sayBy Laurie Goering
LONDON, Nov...
New database catalogues plants that soak up contamination
Hyperaccumulators are unusual plants that can absorb much larger amounts of metal compounds in their leaves and stems than normal plants, and they are...
Water cooling for the Earth’s crust
How deep can seawater penetrate through cracks and fissures into the seafloor? By applying a new analysis method, an international team of researchers has...
New device boosts road time for Tesla, Leaf drivers
Nissan Leafs, which go about 107 miles on a charge, sometimes end up relegated to commuter cars due to battery-range worries. The mass-market, standard...
‘Brazil nut effect’ helps explain how rivers resist erosion
Geophysicists have found that granular segregation helps explain the tendency of riverbeds to be lined by, or 'armored' with, a layer of relatively larger...


















