Corals can be “trained” to tolerate heat stress
A new coral study demonstrates the benefits of variable temperature treatment to help species adapt to change.
Bad news: the future of coffee is very bitter
Climate change could transform the destiny of coffee: from a drink for all to an elite product, to be sipped like a wine.
ClimateGAN, the AI that shows the world transformed by rising seas
Artificial intelligence can help us see what the world will be like if we don't turn the tide of climate change. A great stimulus to react.
“Sponge cities”: what they are, how they work, and why they will save us
Against climate change, the Chinese approach is to create "sponge cities" by enhancing the natural characteristics of urban settlements to drain water.
Jet stream displacement: serious consequences in Europe from 2060
Changes in the jet stream can do enormous damage to Europe in less than 40 years.
Climate change: they still deny them, but science has been warning us since the 800th century
An incredible string of discoveries and evidence on climate change originated well before the invention of the automobile. All ignored. Guilty.
Miami is the first city in the world with an official for the heat
Miami, Athens, Freetown: three cities of the world open an epic challenge, that of coordinating efforts against the heat. A silent killer who will make more and more victims.
The future? Everything to be "removed": here is the subtractive approach
For everyone, rebuilding and progressing means adding, adding, adding, more and more things and bigger and bigger. But what if the future meant taking away?
Economists agree: ecological transition? A gain, not a cost.
The turnaround in the fight against climate change can also be seen from this: investing is no longer an expense, but brings tangible gains, economists say.
W-LAB, self-sufficient cabins for the post climate change era
Si vis pacem, para bellum: a world of climate change requires solutions of contrast, but also of adaptation. The W-Lab concept explores solutions to make spaces more self-sufficient
The Gulf Stream at its lowest for over a thousand years
The Gulf Stream has never been this slow in the past 1600 years. A problem that is getting worse and can lead to incalculable consequences.
Next war after Covid: removing CO2 and saving the climate
Even complying with climate agreements will not reverse the trend, if you do not start removing the CO2 present. There are only two ways to do this.
Stop hurricanes, OceanTherm wants to do it with underwater bubbles
A Norwegian startup, OceanTherm, wants to stop hurricanes by lowering the sea temperature thanks to the cold water of the seabed.
Geohacking: green sand beaches against climate change
Spread olivine on the beaches to accelerate beneficial chemical reactions to the planet? It is the geohacking proposed by Project Vesta.
Climate crisis, a barrier in the North Sea against the level of the oceans
Extreme climate, extreme remedies: even if we respect the Paris agreements, the sea will rise by 2 meters. 3 meters if we don't respect them. The shock plan to stem the North Sea appears.
Atmos Faceware, on the hitech mask against climate change
Pollution can also become fashionable: the trendy anti-pollution hitech mask like Atmos Faceware is a symbol: the capitalism of disasters awaits us.
Renewables can take out oil decades ago
The "oil" narrative is about to end. Peak oil forecasts will be seen downward, and the real change in renewables will begin already in this decade.
Salfar, growing "on salt": adapting agriculture to climate change
Climate change raises the sea level, salt water invades the land and salinity makes them incultivable. Salfar wants to solve the problem.
The Wakes? Outdated: Bill Gates wants chemical clouds against climate breakdowns
The potential solution to global warming revolves around solar geoengineering: chemical clouds to cool the planet.
I love you, green Ireland! 440 million new trees
In June, the Irish government announced the forestation plan without quantifying the number of new trees: it does so today, and it is impressive.
The shock predictions of the US presidential candidate: "too late for the climate, let's take refuge in the hills"
Andrew Yang says it bluntly. His shock predictions say it is too late to reverse the catastrophic effects of climate change.
