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A national project: What green hydrogen is and why Spain is backing it

Spain hopes to become Europe's green hydrogen leader, backed by its renewable resources. What is it, what is it for and what hurdles lie ahead?

Euronews · Sep 25

Lake Powell Hits Record Low and Lake Mead Could Fall Nearly 40 Feet, Straining Water for 40 Million

Lake Powell hit a record low, and federal forecasts show Lake Mead falling further by 2028. What it means for water, heat, and health in the West.

Medical Daily · Sep 25

New firefighting fund launches but funding gap remains as wildfires worsen worldwide

A new $100 million philanthropic fund for wildfire prevention in South America, home to the Amazon rainforest, is being launched during New York Climate Week, as fires race across the Amazon

The Independent UK · Sep 24

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Delhi winter pollution could be worse this year: 47 farm fires already recorded, Super El Nino, late Diwali and delayed harvesting likely to complicate things

Delhi’s winter air pollution could face added pressure this year as stubble-burning season begins, with 47 farm fires already recorded across five states. Experts have warned that El Niño-related weather conditions, fewer western disturbances and slower winds could make it harder for pollutants to disperse.

The Economic Times · Sep 24

Germany pledges to phase out fossil fuels for first time with target of 2045

Campaigners say plan marks notable shift away from oil and gas as previously pledges were only for carbon neutrality

The Guardian - UK · Sep 23

California households get summer electricity credits as state returns $886 million

This summer, California is stepping up to support households with automatic electricity bill credits for August and September. A total of $886 million will be distributed among utility customers, granting an average of $75 off their bills without any application process. Funded through the Cap-and-Invest initiative, these credits aim to…

The Times of India · Sep 24

Alabama turns old gas rig into two reefs, with one rising 632 feet from seafloor

Far below Alabama’s Gulf Coast, a structure that once belonged to the energy industry is beginning a second life beneath the waves. The decommissioned Spirit VK 780A natural gas rig, located offshore, has been transformed into two artificial reef sites, allowing its massive steel framework to remain part of the…

The Times of India · Sep 23

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Australia turns Sydney food waste into power for 4,000 homes

Every day, food that has reached the end of its useful life leaves kitchens, shops, factories and distribution centres across Sydney. Much of it could end up as waste with little further use. At EarthPower in Camellia, that material takes a different route. The facility uses anaerobic digestion to break…

The Times of India · Sep 23

A 99-year weather record just fell: Why is a rare September heat dome pushing U.S. temperatures toward 104°F? NASA maps show the unusual heat

Summer was supposed to be winding down. Instead, parts of the south-central U.S. were still dealing with temperatures close to 104°F on September 15. NASA’s map showed the heat across Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri and Tennessee, while more than 41 million people were under extreme heat alerts.

The Economic Times · Sep 23

Army Base Becomes Sanctuary: Fort Ord’s closed gates preserved wild coast; monument now welcomes hikers

Fort Ord in California once served as a major US Army training base, with about 1.5 million soldiers passing through before it closed in 1994. Today, much of the former military land forms Fort Ord National Monument, protecting 14,651 acres of coastal landscape with 86 miles of trails, native wildflowers,…

The Times of India · Sep 23

Federal government to spend $30 million to ‘fertility control’ wild horse populations out West

Horses in Nevada have struggled for resources due to overpopulation during drought conditions

The Independent UK · Sep 23

El Niño transforms Atacama desert as thousands of hectares burst into bloom

Exceptionally heavy El Niño rains have awakened millions of seeds lying dormant underground, carpeting vast swathes of one of the planet's driest places with flowers.

Euronews · Sep 23

Super El Niño: California declares emergency as Hurricane Polo remains Category 5 off Mexico

US federal forecasts put the chance of a very strong El Niño above 90% this autumn and winter, with a 75% probability that the event could reach historic strength. California has declared a state of emergency ahead of the winter weather threat, while Hurricane Polo remains a Category 5 storm…

The Times of India · Sep 23

El Nino-driven heat could cause nearly 500,000 more deaths by February

The heaviest toll is expected in less affluent countries

The Independent UK · Sep 23

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Frugal Gardening · Sep 22

10 Things You’re Throwing Away That Could Be Useful in Your Garden

Before you buy another bag of compost, stack of seed-starting pots, or roll of weed barrier, take a look inside your recycling bin and trash can. Some of the most useful free garden materials are things households routinely throw away, from cardboard boxes and coffee grounds to fallen leaves and…

Frugal Gardening · Sep 22

That Cheap Bag of Potting Soil May Cost You More in the Long Run — Here’s What to Check

Standing in the garden center, paying $4 for a bag of cheap potting soil instead of $10 or $15 can feel like an obvious money-saving decision. Then your containers stay soggy, seedlings struggle, roots barely develop, and suddenly you’re buying replacement plants, fertilizer, perlite, or another bag of growing mix…

The Conversation · Sep 22

EPA says repealing power plant emissions rules will save billions – but its estimate leaves out health and climate costs

The Trump administration is repealing federal rules that limit greenhouse gas emissions from coal- and gas-fired power plants.

The Times of India · Sep 22

Study finds carbon uptake declined in 80% of China's planted forests

China's Yellow River Basin has gained roughly 35,000 square kilometres of planted forest over the past three decades, but a study of nearly 20 years of monitoring data suggests some of those forests begin losing their carbon-sequestration momentum far earlier than their expected maturity. Research published in Scientific Reports titled…

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The Economic Times · Sep 22

El Nino weather pattern enters record territory: Scientist

The current El Niño is making waves as it ties for the strongest ever recorded, bringing serious consequences worldwide. With climate change intensifying its reach, global trade and natural systems are under strain.

Latin Times · Sep 21

Villa de Leyva Wildfire, Explained: What's Burned, Who's Fighting It and Why Arson Is Now on the Table

A wildfire near Villa de Leyva has burned close to 290 hectares and may have been set on purpose. Here's what's confirmed and what's next.

The Economic Times · Sep 21

In 2009, Bogotá captured landfill methane from 2 million tonnes of waste; the result sent electricity to Colombia’s national grid, cutting emissions at Doña Juana landfill

For years, Bogotá’s Doña Juana landfill simply accumulated city waste while quietly leaking methane into the atmosphere. That changed in 2009 when the site launched a major gas-capture operation. Engineers drilled network pipelines across the facility to collect biogas generated by two million tonnes of rotting trash each year. Instead…

Barchart · Sep 21

Crude Oil Three Rallies Before the Fall

The EPA changes the gasoline equation every fall. What happens next can matter to crude oil traders.

The Conversation · Sep 21

Brazil has made gains against Amazon deforestation, but lasting protection is a challenge

Recent drops in Brazil’s deforestation have been celebrated as a historic achievement. Forest loss in the Amazon fell by 23.5 per cent in 2025 compared to the previous year. This drop contributed to a 21 per cent national reduction in overall clear-cutting — the lowest level recorded since 2016.

The Independent UK · Sep 21

These US cities set records over the summer with more 100-degree days than ever before

One region has seen more than others

The Times of India · Sep 21

Damaged concrete pipes helped create two artificial reefs in North Carolina

North Carolina has given two existing artificial reefs off the Outer Banks another 3,000 tons of material, using damaged and unusable concrete pipe and boxes that would otherwise have required disposal. The N.C. Artificial Reef Program completed the two enhancement projects in May 2026, placing approximately 1,500 tons of recycled…

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