Hawaii Has Permafrost, and Scientists Are Racing to Study It before It’s Gone
Balmy, tropical Hawaii sounds like the last place on Earth one might expect to find snow and ice. Yet the tiptops of some of...
Oregon State Researchers to Study Climate Fluctuations in the Ocean
A team of Oregon State University researchers is leading a three-year effort to learn more about climate fluctuations in Olympic Coast National Marine Sanctuary...
Hawaii’s Future Power Production Plan
Hawaii is about 40% of the way to completely using renewable energy resources. While the target is 100% green energy production, another target is...
Philippines Greenlights More than 100 Infrastructure Projects Worth US$163bil
Sunday, 12 Mar 20237:07 PM MYT MANILA – President Ferdinand Marcos Jr’s administration has approved 123 new projects that will form part of a...
Southern California buildings still in peril from crumbling cliff
SAN CLEMENTE — About two dozen people forced to flee Southern California apartment buildings endangered by a tumbling oceanside hill may be evacuated indefinitely....
Russia readying quiet mobilization of 700,000 troops for Ukraine war
Russian President Vladimir Putin will call up hundreds of thousands of additional troops to continue trying to invade Ukraine this month — a move...
Environmental justice targets needed to cut global inequality, say researchers
Plan unveiled at Davos to find fair limits on impact of climate and other crises, which most affect poorer countries Countries, companies and cities...
Here are the countries leading the way on recycling, and how Australia can catch up
Australia has set itself an ambitious target — to recycle or reuse 80 per cent of the waste being produced in the country by 2030....
Sustainable influencers take on fast fashion
Sustainable influencer Masego Morgan was shocked when a fast fashion giant offered her $1,000 for a single social media post to promote its brand....
The ‘king of tides’ is coming: US west coast braces for intense flooding this weekend – and waters could increase to more than 10 FEET in some areas
From San Diego up to Seattle, people are building barriers of sandbags along the coast in fear of the ‘king of tides’ set to...