Our Fragile Earth – Page 33 – Climate Crisis Blog

SUPERIOR SOLAR

The next generation cells surpass the limits of today’s cells and will accelerate rollout of cheaper, more efficient solar power.[…]

A previously underestimated risk lurks in the Arctic’s frozen soil. When permafrost thaws and becomes unstable it can lead to[…]

New technology could lower the cost of capturing carbon dioxide from all types of emissions. The system can directly remove[…]

Even if the world stopped emitting greenhouse gases tomorrow, ocean levels will continue to rise and keep rising for centuries[…]

Food spoilage is a huge driver of food waste, also accelerating the spread of disease through microbes that cause food[…]

The world’s biggest development banks agreed to funnel their financial support to businesses, promising to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. But[…]

Virtual power plants may save the Grid. Networks of thousands of home-based batteries could mean a cleaner, more reliable electricity[…]

Ecological collapse is likely to start sooner than previously believed with tipping points amplifying and accelerating one another. In some[…]

Most of the 1.4 billion tons of food thrown away each year worldwide goes to landfills. Rotting, it pollutes water[…]

Carbon stocks buried deep underground are vulnerable to climate change with implications for mitigating global warming through the natural carbon[…]