A new discovery opens the door for nighttime solar energy
The new thermoradiative diode generates electricity by emitting infrared light into a colder environment.
The earth absorbs heat from the sun’s rays every day, but...
Durban beachgoers come face-to-face with the world’s most dangerous predator
Johannesburg, 30 May 2022: Earlier this month, a team from WILDOCEANS, a programme of the WILDTRUST, had members of the public on the Durban...
South African MPA Day becomes a global celebration in 2022
The inaugural Marine Protected Areas (MPA) Day, held on 1 August 2021, was a major success with the national event now set to go...
Higher performance and connectivity features with new SACE Tmax XT
Industry-leading electrical and mechanical features deliver safety, reliability, and quality
Extreme performance and protection features up to 1600A
Designed for maximum ease of...
AECOM announces next phase of its Sustainable Legacies strategy
In time for World Environment Day on Sunday 5 June, globally trusted infrastructure consulting firm AECOM has announced the next phase of Sustainable Legacies,...
NO MORE BAD HAIR DAYS THANKS TO O’RIGHT!
“We all know what kind of shampoos our clients expect,
but have we ever thought what shampoo a river might expect? “
Steven Ko, The founder...
Zutari celebrates World Environment Day by moving closer to a ‘net...
To celebrate World Environment Day on Sunday 5 June, Zutari is taking a further step towards a ‘net zero world’. To raise awareness around...
A green, resilient, inclusive approach to development can usher in a...
Sharjah, United Arab Emirates - The World Economic Forum (WEF) hosted an expert dialogue on the collaborative action Middle East leaders must take to navigate...
Plastic waste poses a grave threat to India’s wild elephants
High plastic presence in elephant dung highlights its widespread use near protected habitats and a lack of waste segregation practices.
Asian elephants weigh up to...
Norway’s melting ice holds archaeological clues to climate
Artifacts and species are trapped in Norway’s ice. Ice melt exposes them but also provides climate insights thousands of years old.
Norwegian archaeologists are finding...
Hundreds of ‘lost’ vertebrate species have been missing for decades
Numerous species large and small have gone extinct in recent decades and numerous others are on the verge of doing so. Plenty of others...
Much less methane might be released from thawing tundra than previously...
Research shows that an affected area’s methane emissions are 10 times less than at another site owing to ecological changes.
Methane is a potent greenhouse...
