Solar Desalination System Operates Without Extra Batteries
Engineers at MIT have developed an innovative desalination system powered by solar energy, designed to adapt to the sun’s intensity…
Category: Environment
Bubble discoveries may improve electrode and electrolyzer design
Industrial electrochemical processes that utilize electrodes for generating fuels and chemical products face challenges due to bubble formation. These bubbles…
Evolving Landscape of Energy Poverty Issues Today
A significant number of Americans are facing challenges in covering their household energy expenses, particularly in the Southern and Southwestern…
Fusion Energy’s Potential in Combating Climate Change
For decades, fusion energy has been celebrated as the ultimate source of abundant, clean electricity. With the pressing global need…
Climate Commissioner Targets Emissions Cuts with Tax Policy
Wopke Hoekstra aims to enact tax reforms that encourage Europeans to adopt cleaner, greener choices, particularly in transportation and heating.…
Marshes Offer Affordable Coastal Protection Solutions
As climate change continues to threaten coastal regions, images of homes being swept away by storm surges and eroding shorelines…
EU September car registrations decline continues
In September, new car registrations across the European Union took a significant hit, primarily driven down by disappointing figures reported…
MEPs push for climate finance while hesitating on fossil fuel phase-out
A recent cross-party agreement among Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) reached a consensus that presented weak commitments regarding the…
Effects of Climate Change on Outdoor Activities in the US
Understanding global warming can often feel distant and abstract. To make climate change’s impact more tangible, researchers at MIT have…
COP16 Can Countries Protect 30% of Land and Water by 2030
Greenpeace emphasizes that all eyes will be on the EU as it strives to fulfill its global commitments. Next week…
Europes dilemma sanction aluminium or meet climate goals
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MIT Energy and Climate Club Empowers Future Climate Leaders
At MIT, one of our key missions is to tackle some of the world’s most pressing issues, with a strong…
Decline in Mercury Pollution from Human Activities Found
Exciting environmental news emerges from MIT: Mercury emissions resulting from human activities have seen a notable decline over the last…
MIT Research Translated into Real World Applications
Every day at MIT, groundbreaking solutions to some of the globe’s most pressing challenges are being developed in labs, classrooms,…
Exploring Clean Energy Solutions in Mongolia through Anthropology
In a groundbreaking collaboration in 2021, Michael Short, an associate professor specializing in nuclear science and engineering, teamed up with…