SIGNIFICANT SOLAR ENHANCEMENT
A new molecular treatment significantly enhances the efficiency and durability of perovskite solar cells, potentially accelerating the large-scale production of[…]
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Author: Gail McCormick
Gail McCormick has been a leader in climate change activism for over 40 years. Her relevant award-winning art has been shown in museums, university galleries, and at the landmark UN Rio Conference. As a board member of HealthLink, she helped eradicate antiquated Massachusetts coal power plants and has been chair of Sustainable Arlington, MA. She has a Master’s degree from Columbia University. Follow her on Twitter @GailMcCormick20.
GLACIERS PAST AND FUTURE
99% of all tropical glaciers occur in the Andes, where rising global temperatures have a stronger effect on glacial size[…]
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WONDERFUL WOOD
An entirely new wood type could be highly efficient at carbon storage by planting a particular fast-growing tree more commonly[…]
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DAIRY AND MEAT COMPANY DECEPTION
The meat and dairy sector is responsible for over 14% of global greenhouse gas emissions. Cows emit large amounts of[…]
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AMAZING AI ENERGY SAVING
Commonly, machine or artificial intelligence (AI) processes transfer data between both logic (where information is processed within a system) and[…]
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LEGAL JEOPARDY
Connecticut’s consumer protection case against ExxonMobil can advance toward trial, following the state court ruling. The lawsuit seeks to hold[…]
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RED SEAWEED SOLUTION
Methane is the second-largest contributor to climate warming after carbon dioxide, and one of the top sources is methane emissions[…]
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CRAZY CLIMATE ENGINEERING
Massachusetts researchers plan to dump 6,600 gallons of sodium hydroxide into ocean waters south of Martha’s Vineyard in August. Next[…]
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WASTEWATER FERTILIZER
Creating fertilizers from organic waste can help reduce fossil fuel consumption and promote sustainable production. Hydrothermal liquefaction (HTL), converts biomass[…]
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GULF STREAM AGAIN
As part of the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC), the Gulf Stream, which is wind-powered, could weaken from climate change.[…]
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