Electrified reactor cuts emissions by 60% in key industries
Industries such as chemical manufacturing, fertilizer production and hydrogen generation could significantly cut emissions, improve efficiency and lower costs using a newly developed electrified reactor as an alternative to high-temperature industrial processes.
Carbon myopia is concealing a deeper problem: our insatiable appetite for materials
Stop for a moment and pay attention to the things around you. The clothes you’re wearing, the device you’re using, what you’re sitting on, the building you’re in. What are they made of? The simple answer is “stuff from nature”
Study addresses challenges in digital animation of coiled hair
We have grown accustomed to seeing many aspects of our everyday world depicted using computer graphics, but some phenomena remain difficult for even the most experienced animators. Hair, specifically the highly coiled hair that is most common to Black characters,
Karine Jean-Pierre promoted to Biden senior advisor: “Her counsel will be critical”
Karine Jean-Pierre can add a new title to her resume: senior advisor to the president.On Monday, ABC News reported that the White House Press Secretary had been promoted to the position in the Biden administration. Jean-Pierre, the first Black woman
Priest arrested after drug-fueled night of gay sex kills male lover
A 60-year-old Anglican priest stationed in Kalmthout, Belgium was arrested after his male partner, a 69-year-old British priest named Andrew Wagstaff, died during a drug-fueled night of gay sex together.The two men had used ecstasy and poppers while having sex
Video: Al Jazeera cameraman in critical condition after Israeli attack
Al Jazeera cameraman Ali al-Attar has been severely injured in an Israeli attack on a hospital in Gaza.
Fears for Lebanon after Israeli PM warns of ‘destruction like Gaza’
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned Lebanon it could face destruction “like Gaza”.
EU officials blast Hungary’s Orban over Ukraine stance, democratic decline
Lawmakers belt out antifascist anthem, prompting European Parliament president to declare: 'This is not Eurovision'.
Israeli offensives in Lebanon and Gaza kill dozens, displace thousands
Gaza death toll tops 42,000 as Israel pummels north, while fighting sends 1.2 million fleeing in Lebanon.
Study: Extreme rainfall raises risk of death, with wet, arid regions worst affected
An observational study published Wednesday of more than 100 million deaths across all six continents over four decades has found heightened mortality risk among people who live in areas that experience extreme rainfall.
How do I feel about climate change? Terrified — but action is essential
His interest in climate change was sparked by a goofy video. Subsequent research — and experience — helped him transform into a dedicated steward of the planet.
We should brainstorm methods to reduce, reuse and recycle
How does a 10-year-old recycle? By using excess pieces of paper, felt and pipe cleaners and used pieces of cardboard for his school projects
Opinion: How farming can turn carbon from a climate threat into an asset
Some version of "back to the land" has to be part of our climate solution: more people farming again and putting carbon into the soil, where it belongs.
The US has been trying to broker a ceasefire deal. Why has it failed?
State Department correspondent Tom Bateman takes us through a year of diplomacy failures as the Middle East sits on the brink of total war