Physics Today |
Antarctica is not invulnerable to an influx of new species
Physics Today Life in Antarctica is vastly different from anywhere else on Earth. The species that inhabit the southernmost continent and its surrounding waters have evolved in apparent isolation, with almost no ecological interaction with non-Antarctic species for … |
Welcome to today’s “Cleantech Talk Today” discussion of fresh electric vehicle (EV) news. In this daily podcast and video series, we talk about anything electric that moves, crawls, flies, rides, drives, swims, swings, or skips. Today we take a closer look at Zero Motorcycles, jump into an interesting Jaguar Electric Boat world speed record, and circle the topic of what it takes to go on a Tesla Model 3 road trip and what we need in the EV charging space overall for the masses to join the fun
USA TODAY |
Blizzards, tornadoes, fires: Wild storm to deliver all sorts of extreme weather across nation this weekend
USA TODAY A powerhouse storm will bring a variety of wild weather to much of the USA through the weekend. The potpourri will include heavy snow, ice, severe thunderstorms, possible tornadoes, wildfires and wild extremes in temperatures. Heavy snow will be the … |
Newsweek |
Scientists to explore an underwater world near Antarctica that's been hidden for 120000 years
USA TODAY Scientists are about to explore a part of the world that's been hidden for 120,000 years. A team of researchers, led by the British Antarctic Survey, is heading to Antarctica this week to investigate a mysterious marine ecosystem that's been hidden … Antarctica Expedition to Explore Mysterious Marine Life Once Hidden by Larsen C Ice Shelf Monster Antarctic Iceberg Gets Its Big Break in First-of-Its-Kind Video Scientists Set to Explore Mysterious Seafloor Exposed by Antarctica's Giant Iceberg |
HeraldScotland |
Antarctic expedition: Scientists to explore hidden underwater world
USA TODAY A team of scientists is heading to Antarctica this week to investigate a mysterious marine ecosystem that's been hidden for tens of thousands of years. Scientists to explore underwater world near Antarctica that's been hidden for 120000 years Monster Antarctic Iceberg Gets Its Big Break in First-of-Its-Kind Video Antarctica Expedition to Explore Mysterious Marine Life Once Hidden by Larsen C Ice Shelf |
USA TODAY |
Undersea cruise: Humanity's first visit to the Antarctic seafloor finds it 'carpeted with life'
USA TODAY The proposal for the sanctuary has been submitted by the European Union to the Commission for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources. It will be considered when the commission next convenes, which is in October. The commission is made up … Watch: Greenpeace submarine video reveals Antarctic seafloor 'carpeted with life' |
USA TODAY |
Pine Island Glacier: Manhattan-sized Antarctica iceberg breaks off
USA TODAY The break comes two months after a 2200 square-mile piece of ice detached from Antarctica in July. Iceberg that broke off Antarctica was 4 times the size of Manhattan An iceberg four times the size of Manhattan broke off a glacier in Antarctica Antarctica just lost another huge chunk of ice 4X the size of Manhattan — and that could be just the beginning |
I would like to make the case that grids are needed to further increase the share of renewable energy sources (RES) in the system. Due to time pressure, we must find a way to integrate RES much faster. This requires the utilization of renewable resources where they are most abundant, where large generation sites can be developed
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USA TODAY |
Should you worry about extreme weather scrubbing your flight?
USA TODAY Mark Twain told us that everybody talks about the weather, but nobody does anything about it. For airline passengers dealing with extreme conditions, the real question is, CAN anything be done about it? Such conditions made headlines in June, when … |
Hoosier Ag Today |
Seminar will Examine Crop Resiliency and Extreme Weather
Hoosier Ag Today With all of the extreme weather conditions affecting crops seemingly each and every year now, wouldn't it be nice to create resiliency to those hot, dry, cold and wet extremes? Director of Indiana's Conservation Cropping Systems Initiative, Lisa … |