Category: Climate Change
Get Wise: The World’s Most Powerful Tidal Turbine
by Patrick Zarrelli | Aug 20, 2024
Tidal Energy: A Reliable Power Source in the UK’s Decarbonization Strategy When discussing...
Read MoreHeatwave Sends Record Temperature Across the Nation
by Darcy Fisher | Jun 24, 2024
Summer Scorcher Grips America: Analyzing the Impact of Rising Temperatures As summer 2024 unfolds,...
Read MoreBill Gates Talks About the New Nuclear Reactor He is Building in Wyoming
by Patrick Zarrelli | Jun 17, 2024
Bill Gates and the Future of Clean Energy The New Nuclear Reactor in Wyoming Bill Gates, the tech...
Read MoreWhere Are Most Sinkholes Located in Florida?
by Anwar Kanon | Jun 13, 2024
Discover the Infamous Region Called ‘Sinkhole Alley’ Florida is renowned for its...
Read MoreWhat You Need to Know About South Florida’s Iguanas
by Anwar Kanon | Apr 15, 2024
Unveiling the Mysteries of Iguanas of South Florida In the lush and tropical paradise of South...
Read MoreGet Wise: Can A Simple Brick Be The Next Great Battery?
by Patrick Zarrelli | Jan 29, 2024
Revolutionizing Manufacturing: The Rise of Clean Industrial Heat In the intricate web of global...
Read More“Hurl Ourselves Into The Fire” – Chris Hayes On Insane GOP Climate Plan
by Patrick Zarrelli | Sep 4, 2023
The GOP’s irresponsible climate policies have been a cause for concern among...
Read MoreUnprecedented Florida Water Temperatures Illuminate the Urgency of Climate Action
by Harrison Bryan | Jul 26, 2023
Florida’s typically balmy waters are an inviting retreat for millions of people every year,...
Read MoreWinter Survival Guide for all States
by Julie Johansson | Dec 25, 2022
Across the country, Americans are experiencing record-breaking freezing temperatures. To say the...
Read MoreThe Aftermath of Hurricane Ian-What You Need to Know
by Julie Johansson | Oct 28, 2022
Hurricane Ian Hurricane Ian landed as a category four hurricane on September 28th, 2022....
Read MoreWater: Last Week Tonight With John Oliver
by Patrick Zarrelli | Jun 27, 2022
Water Shortages in the American West. Water shortages are all over the world these days but few...
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