Ferry Pollution Worse than Cars in Many European Port Cities
Support CleanTechnica’s work through a Substack subscription or on Stripe. Ferries in Europe emit more CO2 than 6.6 million cars…
Preparing for AI-Enabled Bioweapons by Sania Nishtar
The prospect of bioweapons developed by non-state actors has lent new urgency to multilateral pandemic preparation and response efforts. Yet…
The Big Picture by PS editors
en English Mar 3, 2026 PS editors After the United States and Israel launched a wave of missile strikes against…
Afghan Women, Too
The Taliban’s war on women continues to plumb new lows with the enactment of a criminal procedure code that fails…
Britain’s First Deep Geothermal Plant Goes Live
Cornwall has opened the UK’s first deep geothermal power plant, offering a new type of renewable electricity using hot water…
Quaise looks to advance ‘superhot’ geothermal power…
Geothermal startup Quaise Energy is pushing to build out its first “superhot” power plant this year as more money flows…
Hong Kong Sees Warmest Winter on Record
“Together with the well above normal temperatures in December 2025 and warmer than usual weather in January 2026, Hong Kong…
Homestead farming is empowering Indigenous women in central India | News | Eco-Business
As Kusum’s backyard plot demonstrates, a key part of the model involves cultivating different kinds of vegetables at different heights,…
‘Political Attack’: Scientists Condemn Removal of Climate Chapter From US Judges’ Reference Manual
“Omitting the climate science chapter from the Reference Manual deprives judges of a carefully reviewed baseline explanation of the relevant…
South Korea, Singapore sign pact to study small modular reactors | News | Eco-Business
South Korea and Singapore have signed a strategic cooperation agreement on small modular reactors (SMRs), as the city-state studies next-generation…
Local communities are conservation’s most undervalued asset (commentary)
Conservationists will gather this week for the 5th Business of Conservation Congress in Nairobi, and one talking point there will…
World’s smallest possum may live beyond its known range in Australia
New evidence of the world’s smallest possum has emerged hundreds of kilometers from where it’s known to occur in southern…
UK slashes climate aid programmes for developing countries | Climate crisis
UK programmes to protect nature and the climate in developing countries are suffering swingeing budget cuts despite ministers’ promises, the…
The Baby Bump From Remote Work by Cevat Giray Aksoy
A new study across 38 countries found that among adults aged 20-45 who work from home at least one day…
Australian wildlife in ‘harm’s way’, with volunteers left to ‘pick up the pieces’ amid climate crisis, fires and floods | Australia news
Labor is being pushed to introduce tough new national rules for protecting threatened species exposed to disasters including bushfires and…
Asia Pacific insurers warn climate shocks are becoming a systemic financial threat | News | Eco-Business
A new study by the MSCI Institute has found growing alarm among the world’s largest insurers that climate-driven extreme weather…
Hiden Analytical Technology Validated for Accredited Groundwater Monitoring in Germany
Hiden Analytical announces that the nitrogen excess (N2/Ar) groundwater analysis method operated by Aqua Service Schwerin (AQS Schwerin) has achieved…
A regional network is racing to save the Midwest’s native seeds
This story is a partnership between Grist and WBEZ, a public radio station serving the Chicago metropolitan region. Under the…
The hellbender was slated for federal protection. It’s still in limbo.
This coverage is made possible through a partnership between Grist and BPR, a public radio station serving western North Carolina.…
‘I love midges because I know what their hearts look like’: is the passion for taxonomy in danger of dying out? | Taxonomy
Once Art Borkent starts speaking about biting midges, he rarely pauses for breath. Holding up a picture of a gnat…