Fall Is The Best Time To Visit These 12 U.S. National Parks

Whether you’re chasing fall colors or fewer crowds, these national parks offer some of the best autumn travel experiences in the country.

A 60-year-old geothermal company just became an AI infrastructure play
A 60-year-old geothermal company just became an AI infrastructure play

Ormat, a geothermal company founded six decades ago, has signed a power purchase agreement with Google for up to 150MW in Nevada and is running enhanced geothermal pilots with Sage Geosystems and SLB. Europe has the same demand problem and is meeting i…

The Climate Threat To Pregnancy Is Here — Health Systems Aren’t Ready

Extreme heat and air pollution is increasing the risk of miscarriage.

Should Threats To Nature Also Be Recognised As Economic Risks Too?

The executive director of Campaign for Nature, Brian O’Donnell said the growing loss of biodiversity and risks to natural eco-systems is becoming an economic issue.

A data centre rack running on living neurons is now operating in Singapore
A data centre rack running on living neurons is now operating in Singapore

NUS Medicine, data centre operator DayOne and Melbourne’s Cortical Labs have unveiled a biological data centre prototype in Singapore, built from a 20-unit rack of neuron-powered CL1 computers. The efficiency claim central to the project comes with no …

Octopus Charge puts 210,000 US chargers in one app, without Tesla, Ionna or Electrify America
Octopus Charge puts 210,000 US chargers in one app, without Tesla, Ionna or Electrify America

Octopus Energy has launched Octopus Charge in the US, Canada and Mexico, aggregating more than 210,000 chargers from over 20 networks with no markup on energy prices. Its European equivalent covers 1.5 million chargers across more than 40 countries. A …

Why A ‘Quiet’ Hurricane Season Can Still Be Dangerous

Just because the Mid Atlantic Hurricane Season has been quiet so far does not mean communities should lose vigilance. One storm can still be dangerous.

Big Tech is on a charm offensive to get its data centres built
Big Tech is on a charm offensive to get its data centres built

Big Tech is pouring money into local PR campaigns to win support for the data centres it needs. Opposition to the buildings is spreading across the United States. They are holding town halls, dropping tax demands and sponsoring community groups. That i…

Land Affected By Wildfires In Europe Set To Almost Triple, Study Finds

The study led the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (PIK) estimates roughly 39% more land could be burnt every year across the continent by 2100.

ADAC tested five EVs for charging losses. One wasted a quarter of the energy
ADAC tested five EVs for charging losses. One wasted a quarter of the energy

Germany’s ADAC measured charging losses on five EVs and found that a household socket wastes between 12.7% and 24.2% of the electricity drawn. An 11 kW wallbox cut every car’s losses to between 5.1% and 7%. Some of the electricity you buy to charge an …