Has De-Dollarization Begun?
US President Donald Trump’s military adventures, attacks on long-standing allies, and dismantling of institutions like USAID are eroding the trust…
Migratory freshwater fish are in trouble: Will we act in time to save them?
Migratory freshwater fish have declined by an estimated 81% since 1970 yet remain largely overlooked in global conservation policy. At…
Trigeneration System: Sustainable Energy with Major Gains
Researchers have introduced an innovative solar-powered trigeneration system aimed at delivering multiple energy services sustainably while cutting down waste and…
After Hungary, Could Mexico Be Next? by Guillermo Ortiz
During his 16-year rule, Hungary’s Viktor Orbán could plausibly argue that his model delivered order, stability, and rising living standards.…
This 275-million-year-old animal had a twisted jaw like nothing alive today
In a dry riverbed deep within a forest near the Amazon in Brazil, paleontologists uncovered a fossilized jawbone from a…
Scotiabank Drops Net Zero Goal As RBC Retains 2050 Target In Climate Reset
Canada’s two largest lenders scrap 2030 financed emissions targets, citing policy shifts and market uncertainty Royal Bank of Canada maintains…
ERM has Appointed Louise Pearce as Global Leader of Sustainability and Risk
ERM consolidates sustainability, enterprise risk, and corporate affairs under a single global leadership role Appointment reflects rising investor focus on…
This “Pink Floyd” spider hunts prey 6x its size and lives in walls
Researchers from several South American institutions have identified a new species of crevice weaver spider, expanding what scientists know about…
How Many Divisions Has Pope Leo? by Harold James
Following the Trump administration’s spat with Pope Leo XIV over its misbegotten war with Iran, one is reminded of previous…
What China Will Learn from Orbán’s Defeat by Sam Chetwin George
After watching Nikita Khrushchev’s repudiation of Stalin lead to a revolution in Hungary, Mao Zedong concluded that under one-party rule,…
Stopping the sustainability brain drain
The opinions expressed here by Trellis expert contributors are their own, not those of Trellis. The current landscape for sustainability…
The Iran war has changed the global energy system forever
For almost half a century, the vast majority of climate experts have agreed on a solution to global warming: stop…
While Zach Galifianakis finds peace in gardening, I’m at war with raccoons
I caught a raccoon almost literally red-handed the other day. The night before, it (and presumably the comrades in its…
London’s unique charity-led restaurant gets a makeover
The London restaurant employing people who have experienced homelessness has relaunched as 130 Primrose, with a MasterChef judge joining as…
World’s largest shark conference is set to begin in Sri Lanka next week
COLOMBO — The Sharks International 2026 conference (SI2026), known to be the world’s largest gathering dedicated to sharks and rays,…
Can a carbon price lower power bills? Virginia is betting yes.
Abigail Spanberger won a landslide victory in the Virginia governor’s race last November with a platform that focused on reining…
20-month field tests show tracker-based bifacial PV outperforms fixed tilt counterparts with 13.5% higher ouput in desert enviroments
Qatari researchers found that bifacial 2P horizontal single-axis tracking PV systems in desert conditions produced up to 13.5% more electricity…
Inorganic perovskite solar cell based on tetraphenyl-porphine zinc interlayer achieves 82% fill factor – pv magazine International
An international research team has proposed a perovskite solar cell architecture incorporating a thin tetraphenyl-porphine zinc interfacial layer to enhance…
California sets precedent by overriding local blockade for massive solar-plus-storage project – pv magazine International
California is asserting state authority to revive the $700 million Soda Mountain project, marking a new era where Sacramento can…