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In today's fast-paced world, the push for sustainable energy sources is more crucial than ever. One key player in this movement is green hydrogen, a clean alternative that has the potential to revolutionize the...

On a chilly February morning in 2020, as the world grappled with the growing threat of the coronavirus pandemic, a tragic event occurred in San Jose, California. It marked the first COVID-19 fatality in...

New Law in New York Charges Biggest Emitters for Climate Damages - EcoWatch New York Governor Kathy Hochul has taken a groundbreaking step in the fight against climate change by signing the Climate Change Superfund...

Farmers Allege USDA Deleted Vital Climate Data In a recent turn of events, farmers across the United States have taken legal action against the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) for allegedly removing crucial web pages...

So, like, Mindy Hernandez is the director of the Living Lab for Equitable Climate Action at the World Resources Institute, you know? We’ve all heard it: Eat less beef. Fly less. Buy secondhand. Track...

As the Midwest American Football Season heats up, the city of Minneapolis finds itself in an unusual predicament. While the Minnesota Vikings are accustomed to playing in chilly weather, their hometown is experiencing a...

Global Sea Temperatures Hit Record High in 2024: EcoWatch Report In a groundbreaking study published in the journal Advances in Atmospheric Sciences, it has been revealed that global sea temperatures have reached an unprecedented peak...

Despite President Trump's push for increased oil drilling, the oil market in the Gulf of Mexico remains stagnant. Most oil companies continue to hold onto untapped leases across vast swaths of land, waiting for...

The European Union Buses Transition to Zero Emission: A Promising Outlook In the bustling city of Munich, Bavaria, Germany, the streets are abuzz with a new wave of eco-friendly transportation. As of December 18, 2024,...

Mitsubishi Cancels $1.3B Chemical Plant in Louisiana's Cancer Alley Mitsubishi Chemical Group has decided to cancel its plans for a $1.3 billion chemical plant in the heart of Louisiana's industrial corridor, much to...