The actual manufacturing process has a direct impact on the environment. For example, raw materials must be extracted and processed to make a smartphone, which consumes natural resources and energy.

Scientists are worried because they can’t fully explain the big jump, but they think it might mean that carbon absorption by forests, fields and wetlands is slowing down—a major problem for the world.

Continued use of fossil fuels has warmed oceans, melted ice caps and led to some of the hottest years in recorded history. Dangerous and costly severe storms and wildfires have become more frequent as ...

Preliminary front engineering and design (pre-FEED) work is underway for Inpex’s proposed Bonaparte offshore carbon capture ...

Advocates cite the harm continuing pollution causes to vulnerable populations that have suffered for decades from highway ...

American Rivers, an environmental advocacy non-profit, has been working to remove dams along the Patapsco River.

Continued use of fossil fuels has warmed oceans, melted ice caps and led to some of the hottest years in recorded history. Dangerous and costly severe storms and wildfires have become more frequent as ...

Utah's multibillion-dollar IPP Renewed project is adding a pair of cleaner hydrogen-fueled turbines as coal-fired units at the power plant are approaching retirement.

Despite obvious activity going on in the area owned by Goldbelt Incorporated, Mayor Beth Weldon told a Royal Caribbean Group ...

The Grand Junction school’s thermal energy network has caught the eye of Colorado officials, Xcel Energy, and more.