NOAA’s fishing-first agenda threatens marine science
NOAA’s new policy shifts priority to commercial fishing, prompting critics to warn of weakened science rules and broader implications for environmental governance.
NOAA’s new policy shifts priority to commercial fishing, prompting critics to warn of weakened science rules and broader implications for environmental governance.
Record 45GW capacity boost shows clean power growth despite political pushback, while AI tools sharpen emissions measurement.
California is installing over 1,100 acres of synthetic turf each year, but rising health concerns are prompting cities to consider bans.
New data shows wildfire smoke now poses a bigger prenatal risk than traditional emissions, even as solar power expands and Atlantic storms wane.
Iran's latest conflict has forced Asian and European leaders to rush renewable policies while U.S. energy education and AI tools reshape the sustainability narrative.
A look at SpaceX's twelfth Starship flight, Colorado's open‑source age‑verification bill, Starbucks cup recycling data, and a stalled developer tool.
Tesla's Texas refinery discharges 231k gallons of wastewater daily. Disney pulls FiveThirtyEight content. Graduates boo AI talks. Costs rise and a virtual OS museum emerges.
California’s turf boom, a contested gas‑stove study, and UC‑Davis cyborg cells spotlight growing health debates around new technologies.