Floating Offshore Wind Turbines Keep Getting Weirder (And That’s A Good Thing)
Testing is under way for a radical new floating offshore wind turbine aimed at making wind power more affordable and accessible.
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Growing the Geothermal Energy Workforce — 1st Cohort in US DOE’s INTERN Program
U.S. Department of Energy and National Science Foundation Announce First Cohort in the INTERN Program to Support Growth of the Geothermal Energy Workforce
Global Economy Loses Trillions Of Dollars In Years Following El Niño
Study finds that global downturn after Pacific climate pattern persists
NOAA & NSF Researching Insurance Industry’s Climate Needs — New Research Center
Whether you own a home, a business, or other assets, insurance is an important part of any budgetary calculation involving … [continued]
NASA Launches TEMPO To Track Air Pollution On A Whole New Level
20 years ago, when meteorologist John Haynes first went to Washington, DC, there was so much pollution that he could … [continued]
High-Res Maps Of Entire Polar Regions Provide Clues For Climate Researchers
Four more years of high-resolution imagery data have been released to show the polar regions in stunning detail, thanks to … [continued]
Wireless EV Charging On-The-Go Coming To PA Turnpike
In-road, wireless EV charging is one way to make electric vehicles more affordable and avert the impending EV charging apocalypse.
Scientists Develop Stable Sodium Battery Technology
Sodium metal anode resists dendrite formation Originally published by National Science Foundation Replacing lithium and cobalt in lithium-ion batteries would … [continued]
Researchers: Passive Solar Energy Could Provide ⅓ Of Home Heating Needs
Tapping into passive solar energy could be a step to carbon-free heating
Happy Antarctica Day!
By Mike England December 1 is Antarctica Day, which celebrates the anniversary of the signing of the Antarctic Treaty in 1959 and … [continued]
