Our Fragile Earth – Page 18 – Climate Crisis Blog

YET ANOTHER LAWSUIT

Eighteen California children are suing the US Environmental Protection Agency over its role in the climate crisis. They allege that[…]

America’s grid is in trouble. Prices are up, reliability down. Since 2000, the number of major outages has risen from[…]

Vast amounts of methane are stored as marine methane under the oceans. It seems that fire-ice (frozen methane trapped as[…]

SOLAR POWERED WATER PRODUCTION A new solar-powered atmospheric water harvesting technology could help provide enough drinking water for people to[…]

Heavy exposure to soot is closely linked to cancer, respiratory diseases, and cardiovascular dysfunction. It’s estimated that around 7 million[…]

Fertilizer is one of the most emissions-intensive aspects of farming. Fortunately, there is a new way to produce ammonia, the[…]

A new study finds that, with warmer air able to hold more water vapor, intensity and frequency of extreme rainfall[…]

A new form of wave devouring propulsion (WDP) could power ships, helping cut the maritime industry’s greenhouse gas emissions. An[…]

Hydrogen is being promoted as a ‘clean’ alternative to the fossil fuels used for domestic heating, transport, and heavy industry,[…]

Steel production is responsible for about 7 percent of global carbon emissions. Most steel plants emit carbon when they heat[…]