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Nature & Environment July 31, 2015

UNEP and Brazil together to fight Mercury risks

Mercury can seriously harm human health, and is a particular threat to the development of fetuses and young children. It affects humans in several ways….


Climate Change, News & Comments July 28, 2015

Pope Francis Sounds the Alarm on Climate Change

[…] Earlier in June, former Pennsylvania Sen. Rick Santorum, a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination, took the spiritual leader of the world’s 1.2 billion…


Articles, Climate Change July 28, 2015

Stalling increase in emissions: a new trend or a temporary blip?

Spring, the season of new beginnings, also marked the beginning of something new. In March came data from the International Energy Agency (IEA) indicating global…


Articles, Innovation July 28, 2015

The rise of electricity storage: something for everybody

The barrage of news about the progress and promise of electricity storage in the last year just got another jolt from two disparate sources: the…


Articles, Policy & Strategy July 28, 2015

US legislation the key driver in the energy storage market

Last April Tesla Motors unveiled its Powerwall and Powerpack lithium ion batteries for homes and utility-scale applications, which could facilitate an increased role for wind…


Articles, Innovation July 28, 2015

The world’s first climate positive data center is built in Sweden

Up to 10 percent of the world’s electricity is consumed by the Information and Communications Technology sector alone. ICT is emerging as a new target…


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Articles, Coal July 28, 2015

More coal plants are being cancelled than built

The global coal boom has started to slow, a new report says, as more plans for new power plants are now being shelved than completed….


Articles, Nuclear July 28, 2015

Russia completes design papers for Fukushima tritium removal

Russia’s Atomproekt has completed the draft design and working documents for a demonstration unit to separate tritium from contaminated water at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear…


Articles, Renewables July 24, 2015

Four reasons why the transition from fossil fuels to a green energy era is gaining traction

Don’t hold your breath, but future historians may look back on 2015 as the year that the renewable energy ascendancy began, the moment when the…


Articles, Coal July 24, 2015

Bringing the age of steam into the information age

‘Greetings from the Stone Age’ proclaimed the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung upon the opening of a brand new coal power plant near Hamburg this year,…


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Articles, Nature & Environment July 24, 2015

Monsanto fears

Neil Young is like good wine, improving all the time. The older he gets the better he becomes. Nothing sad, nothing pathetic no sign of…


News & Comments, Renewables, Wind July 23, 2015

New record in worldwide wind installation

More than 50 GW Additional Wind Power Capacity, Wind Power Worldwide Close to 370 GW According to preliminary figures gathered by WWEA, the year 2014…


Articles, Nature & Environment July 23, 2015

The Shaky Science Behind Predicting Earthquakes

It is a typical day and Italy is shaking. I am standing in the monitoring room at the National Institute of Geophysics and Volcanology, in…


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