Europe's Greens ready to be kingmakers in EU elections
Europe’s Greens are on course for their strongest showing to date in next week’s European elections – and could find themselves kingmakers in a newly fragmented EU parliament
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New wave of satellites could pinpoint greenhouse gas offenders
A wave of satellites set to orbit the Earth will be able to pinpoint producers of greenhouse gases, right down to an individual leak at an oil rig
Marine plastic pollution costs the world up to $2.5tn a year, researchers find
Scientists warn that social and economic price of plastic waste to global society has been underestimated
Megapixels: North Carolina's 'Pollenpocalypse' is nothing to sneeze at—but you will anyway
Residents of Durham, North Carolina encountered what some are calling “pollmageddon,” during which an onslaught of greenish-yellow pollen blanketed the area. It covered cars and patios, and even visibly floated through the air
Norway’s huge oil fund makes major shift to renewable energy
In a major move to spread the use of green energy, Norway’s $1 trillion sovereign wealth fund has announced that it will begin investing in unlisted renewable energy infrastructure projects like wind farms
New research reveals climate change secrets hidden in the Yukon permafrost
A study from U of T Mississauga uses new research techniques to reveal alarming information about climate change in Canada's north. A study published in Nature Communications confirms that recent climate warming
Amazon will launch thousands of satellites to provide internet around the world
Amazon plans to launch a constellation of 3,236 satellites into low Earth orbit in order to provide internet to “unserved and underserved communities around the world.” The so-called Project Kuiper initiative first
