aperçu énergieArtificial Intelligence Data Centers Aren't Devouring the Planet's Electricity—Yet WIRED - Will Knight Although servers are crunching six times as much data as in 2010, energy consumption has stayed relatively flat, thanks to improved hardware …
aperçu énergieRenewable Energy Renewable energy finally takes off, as big money enters the industry MarketWatch - By Beth Kindig Global warming has been a contentious political argument for more than 15 years with little resolution. Yet nothing unites corporations, politicians …
aperçu énergieBernie Sanders Bernie is the frontrunner. And it’s climate policy that’s got him there thecorrespondent.com - Eric Holthaus Bernie Sanders, a self-described democratic socialist, is now the frontrunner for the Democratic party nomination to become the next US president. For …
aperçu énergiePolitics AOC Reads the Green New Deal Into the Congressional Record ecowatch.com - Jordan Davidson Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D-N.Y.) took to the floor of the House of Representatives yesterday to chide Republicans for not reading the Green New …
aperçu énergiePolitics Democratic Primary Voters Increasingly Worried About Climate Change NPR - Grace HoodDenver resident KSue Anderson is a lifelong Democrat who has usually chosen candidates based on economic or social justice issues. But as Super Tuesday approaches this presidential election year, the undecided
aperçu énergieHeathrow The Guardian view on a defeat for Heathrow’s third runway: a welcome precedent The Guardian - EditorialIt’s not often that climate activists get to punch the air. News about the environment is alarming far more frequently than it is cheering. So campaigners were understandably jubilant on Thursday when
aperçu énergieHeathrow The death of Heathrow’s third runway sends a clear message ahead of Cop26 The Guardian - Leo MurrayBy some strange quirk of fate, it is exactly 12 years to the day since I, alongside fellow climate activists, climbed on to the roof of the House of Commons to protest against plans for a third runway
aperçu énergieEnvironment Astounding Images of Antarctica's Strange Blood-Red Ice Are Really an Ominous Climate Sign ScienceAlert - Tessa Koumoundouros A few weeks ago, scientists at Ukraine's Vernadsky Research Base in Antarctica awoke to find their usually pristine white surrounds drenched in a …
aperçu énergieClimate Major new airport runway nixed because of the warming planet Mashable - Mark KaufmanSome 80 million passengers fly through London's Heathrow Airport each year, but to boost its capacity by another 50 million, the airport seeks to add a third runway. This could make Heathrow, by far, busiest
aperçu énergieClimate Major news networks devoted less than 4 hours to climate change in 2019. Total. grist.org - Yvette Cabrera When it comes to climate change, television news is covering little more than the tip of the iceberg. That’s according to a just-released report from …
aperçu énergieWorld Economic Forum How Mexico is protecting its hummingbird population weforum.org - Reuters Staff • Urban gardens are being created in Mexico to attract hummingbirds. • Mexico is home to 58 different species, but are underthreat as suitable habitats …
aperçu énergieClimate Change Welcome to The Climate Crisis The New YorkerBut the name of this newsletter is also a nod to W. E. B. Du Bois, and the magazine that he founded a hundred and ten years ago, at the start of the N.A.A.C.P. The Crisis was, and is, a crucial journal
aperçu énergieEnvironment Atmospheric carbon dioxide at highest level in 3 million years inhabitat - by Teresa Bergen Carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere are now at the highest level they’ve been since the Pilocene Era, 3 million years ago, when giant camels …
aperçu énergieKids “I’m not having children because I want to save the planet” Stylist Magazine - Sarah Biddlecombe It’s no secret that the number of people on the planet increases every day. Recent figures from the UN show that there are now more than 7.5 billion …
aperçu énergieJair Bolsonaro Brazil Environment Ministry fires top climate change officials Reuters - Jake SpringBRASILIA (Reuters) - Brazil’s Environment Ministry has fired two senior climate officials, leaving the posts vacant at a time when the country is under growing scrutiny for the greenhouse gases released
aperçu énergieElectric Vehicles Electrify America to deploy 30 off-grid, solar EV chargers in rural California communities - Electrek Electrek - Bradley BermanElectrify America, the Volkswagen subsidiary, announced today that it’s investing $2 million in solar-powered EV charging stations in rural California. The investment in charging stations that are not
aperçu énergieFossil Fuels Can you pay someone to negate your climate pollution? Carbon offsets, explained. Vox - Umair IrfanAmazon. JetBlue. Delta Airlines. Elton John. Dave Matthews Band. Justin Trudeau. Austin, Texas. Norway. Nestlé. The Tokyo 2020 Olympics. NASCAR. This odd mélange of companies, celebrities, cities, countries,
aperçu énergieClimate Broadcast news networks paid more attention to climate change in 2019 The Verge - Justine CalmaCoverage of climate change on network news programs was up 68 percent in 2019 after a dip in 2018, according to an annual study by the nonprofit watchdog group Media Matters for America. But even though
aperçu énergieEnvironment What a Green New Deal would look like in every state Popular Science - April ReeseThe most impactful projects for all 50 states—and the planet. In 2018, the United Nations’ Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change set a deadline: Snuff greenhouse gas emissions 45 percent by 2030 to
aperçu énergieFossil Fuels The FTC wants to cut one of the coal industry’s last lifelines Quartz - Tim McDonnellThe United States coal industry is in trouble. It’s up against cheap natural gas and growing demand for renewable energy. Meanwhile, its financing options are drying up—on Tuesday, JP Morgan Chase said
aperçu énergieTechnology (Australia) Rio Tinto commits $1 billion to tackle climate change | ZDNet ZDNet - Aimee Chanthadavong The company says technology will help it achieve its goal of having net zero emissions by 2050. Rio Tinto has announced it will invest approximately …
aperçu énergieMuseums A Billionaire Who Funds Climate Denial Is No Longer on American Museum of Natural History Board Gizmodo - Dharna Noor Billionaire Rebekah Mercer, who with her father Robert Mercer has poured millions of dollars into climate-denying organizations, candidates, and …
aperçu énergieNews Human disturbance increasing cannibalism among polar bears The Guardian - AFP in MoscowCases of polar bears killing and eating each other are on the rise in the Arctic as melting ice and human activity erode their habitat, according to a Russian expert. “Cases of cannibalism among polar
aperçu énergieeCommerce If you want to order groceries online, ordering local is a greener option The Verge - Justine CalmaBuying groceries and toiletries online can lower the carbon emissions from your purchase, but only if they’re delivered from a brick-and-mortar shop nearby, according to a new study from the UK. If your
aperçu énergiePolitics Trump’s environmental rollbacks are deeply unpopular with swing voters grist.org - Zoya Teirstein It may be hard to tell, but in between jabs at climate science, federal science agencies, and stalwart environmental regulations, President Trump has …
aperçu énergieRenewable Energy The solar panels that will work even in Britain's appalling weather - Country Life countrylife.co.uk - James Fisher A team based in one of the sunniest places on the planet claims to have invented a new type of solar panel which they claim can produce electricity …
aperçu énergieTesla Tesla's secret Roadrunner project: new battery production at $100 per kWh on a massive scale - Electrek Electrek - Fred LambertElectrek has learned more about Tesla’s secret project “Roadrunner”: applying “the machine that builds the machine” strategy to produce cheaper battery cells on a massive scale. $100 per kWh has been as
aperçu énergieAntarctica As Glaciers Melt, a New Island Popped Up in Antarctica smithsonianmag.com - Theresa Machemer High temperatures in Antarctica earlier this month have caused ice caps to melt to an unprecedented degree. As the glaciers retreat, they release …
aperçu énergieGlobal Warming Researchers find new reason Arctic is warming so fast phys.org - National Science Foundation The Arctic has experienced the warming effects of global climate change faster than any other region on the planet. Scientists at the Scripps …
