• 'Improved' Cookstoves Emit More Ultrafine Particles Than Conventional Stoves

• Cleanup of Inactive Gulf of Mexico Wells Estimated at $30 Billion
• Tiny Microbes Could Brew Big Benefits for Green Biomanufacturing

• Prolonged Power Outages, Often Caused by Weather Events, Hit Some Parts of the U.S. Harder Than Others

• Next Decade Decisive for PV Growth on the Path to 2050

• Moving Towards 3 Degrees of Warming -- The Phasing out of Coal Is Too Slow

• Levies on Renewable Energy Profits Could Serve as a Barrier to Achieving Net Zero Targets in the UK

• More Predictable Renewable Energy Could Lower Costs

• Improved Wastewater Treatment Could Lead to Significant Reduction in Greenhouse Gas Emissions
• At Least 80% of the World's Most Important Sites for Biodiversity on Land Currently Contain Human Developments

• Mercury Emission Estimates Rarely Provide Enough Data to Assess Success in Eliminating Harmful Global Gold Mining Practice

• Public Acceptance of Fossil Fuel Subsidy Removal Could Be Improved in Developing Countries
• 研究突出了复杂的关系AI and Law Enforcement
• Solar Industry Feeling the Heat Over Disposal of 80 Million Panels

• Low-Cost Device Can Measure Air Pollution Anywhere
• Rsearchers Examine Combined Effects of Two Combustion Technologies on the Emission of Coal-Fired Boilers

• Experts Demand Fire Safety Policy Change Over Health Impact of Widely Used Flame Retardants

• How to Make Hydrogen Straight from Seawater -- No Desalination Required

• 'Game-Changing' Findings for Sustainable Hydrogen Production

• UK Substantially Underestimates Its Methane Emissions from Oil and Gas Production -- And Many Other Countries Probably Do Too

• Reducing Steel Corrosion Vital to Combating Climate Change

• Scientists Unveil Least Costly Carbon Capture System to Date

• Hydrogen's Place in an Increasingly Connected Energy Web Shows Need for Regulatory Change

• Computers That Power Self-Driving Cars Could Be a Huge Driver of Global Carbon Emissions

• Significant Reductions in Global Greenhouse Gas Emissions Still Possible
• EV Transition Will Benefit Most US Vehicle Owners, but Lowest-Income Americans Could Get Left Behind

• A New Tool Helps Map out Where to Develop Clean Energy Infrastructure
• New Battery Could Prevent Post-Hurricane Electric Vehicle Fires

• Carbon Dioxide Removal Should Receive Additional Financial Support, Experts Urge

• Producing Fertilizer Without Carbon Emissions

• Risk of Population Disruption as a Result of Decarbonization

• National Ignition Facility Achieves Fusion Ignition

• Electric Car Sales Drive Toward Cleaner Air, Longer Lives

• Health Benefits of Using Wind Energy Instead of Fossil Fuels

• Researchers Create Method for Making Net-Zero Aviation Fuel

• Container Ship Accidents Are a Little Understood but Emerging Threat to Marine Ecosystems

• Full Decarbonization of U.S. Aviation Sector Is Within Grasp

• Pandemic Led to 7.5 Percent Decrease in 2020 U.S. Energy Consumption

• Novel Atlas Shows Vast Urban Infrastructure Divide Between Global South and Global North

• Water Cutoff Countermeasures Using Disaster Emergency Wells

• Global Collaboration Saved Countries $67 Billion in Solar Panel Production Costs

• Blessing or Curse? How the Pandemic and the War Impact Energy Transitions

• Advanced Plastics Recycling Yields Climate Benefits

• Game Changers in Fighting Climate Change: Refuels Are Suitable for Everyday Use
• Europe Can Rapidly Eliminate Imports of Russian Natural Gas
• Why Some Countries Are Leading the Shift to Green Energy

• Mapping Honduras' Water Supply
• Clean Hydrogen: A Long-Awaited Solution for Hard-to-Abate Sectors?
• Flaring Allows More Methane Into the Atmosphere Than We Thought
• Bitcoin Mining Is Environmentally Unsustainable, Researchers Find

• Catalytic Process With Lignin Could Enable 100% Sustainable Aviation Fuel
• New Report Offers Blueprint for Regulation of Facial Recognition Technology

• Charging Cars at Home at Night Is Not the Way to Go, Study Finds

• Rooftop Solar Cells Can Be a Boon for Water Conservation Too

• Geologists Mapped How Metal Pollutants Have Traveled Across the City

• Decoupling from China on Clean Tech Comes With Far More Risks Than Reward, Study Finds
• New, Comprehensive Framework Could Better Inform Carbon-Cutting Policies

• Decarbonizing the Energy System by 2050 Could Save Trillions

• New Study Identifies Main Drivers of Government Investment in Clean Energy Innovation

• Green Hydrogen: Short-Term Scarcity, Long-Term Uncertainty

• 气候Change Puts Availability of Vital Renewable Energy Source at Risk

• Analysis Challenges U.S. Postal Service Electric Vehicle Environmental Study

• Researchers Present a Blueprint for Building Green

• Scientists Develop New Method to Assess Ozone Layer Recovery
• Digging Through Patents to Make Mining Greener

• Floating 'artificial Leaves' Ride the Wave of Clean Fuel Production

• Report Highlights Technology Advancement and Value of Wind Energy

• Local Renewable Energy Employment Can Fully Replace U.S. Coal Jobs Nationwide, Study Finds

• Energizing Africa

• New Technology Can Help Combat Climate Crisis

• Long-Term Consequences for Europe's Climate Ambitions When the EU Turns Off Russian Gas

• Inefficient Building Electrification Risks Prolonging Fossil Fuels

• Just 10 Financial Actors Hold the Key to Climate Change

• All-in-One Solar-Powered Tower Makes Carbon-Neutral Jet Fuel

• Framework for Prioritizing Investment in Drinking Water Systems

• Researchers Create Method for Breaking Down Plant Materials for Earth-Friendly Energy
• Electric Vehicle Buyers Want Rebates, Not Tax Credits
• Research Reveals Why Tackling Particle Pollution Leads to Rise in Photochemical Smog

• Why Natural Gas Is Not a Bridge Technology

• Can Robotics Help Us Achieve Sustainable Development?

• Modern Wind Turbines Can More Than Compensate for Decline in Global Wind Resource

• Fifth of Global Food-Related Emissions Due to Transport

• Biogas and Biomethane Supply Chains Leak Twice as Much Methane as First Thought

• Humans Responsible for Over 90% of World's Oil Slicks

• Lack of Environmental Awareness and Preference for Variety Leading Causes of Waste in Fast-Fashion Production

• Experts Forecast the Wind Plant of the Future to Be Taller and More Economical

• How a Cognitive Bias Is Blocking the Rise of Electric Cars

• Cutting Air Pollution Emissions Would Save 50,000 US Lives, $600 Billion Each Year

• Remote Sensing Research Improves Hurricane Response

• Fluorescent Probe for Bad Cooking Oil in the Portable Platform

• Lignin-Based Jet Fuel Packs More Power for Less Pollution

• Solution to World’s Largest Waste Stream: Make Sand
• Lack of Marshaling Ports Hindering Offshore Wind Industry

• Study Links Fracking, Drinking Water Pollution, and Infant Health

• Wastewater Provides a Planet-Wide Laboratory for the Study of Human Health

• Wind, Solar Could Replace Coal Power in Texas

• Natural Gas Flares Likely Source of Respiratory Illness Spike

• Tiny 'skyscrapers' Help Bacteria Convert Sunlight Into Electricity
• Electric Truck Hydropower, a Flexible Solution to Hydropower in Mountainous Regions

• Greater Greenhouse Gas Reductions for Pickup Truck Electrification Than for Other Light-Duty Vehicles