Citing a new study, wind, solar, and other renewable energy sources presently make up about 10% of US electricity supply, but transitioning to 100% clean energy is both necessary and … [Read full article]
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Sixth Mass Extinction Has Arrived, Confirms Stanford
Declaring that the sixth mass extinction has arrived, Stanford biologist Paul Ehrlich confirms that species are disappearing off the face of Earth faster now than at any time since the … [Read full article]
Particle Accelerator On A Chip — New Research Opens Up A Number Of Interesting Possibilities
Particle accelerators the size of a computer chip may be a reality in the near-future thanks to new research from the US Department of Energy’s SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and … [Read full article]
Sun's Magnetic Field About To Flip (Video)
The Sun’s magnetic field is about to flip. According to recent measurements gathered by NASA-supported observatories, the vast solar magnetic field is on the verge of making its regularly occurring … [Read full article]
Great White Sharks Rely On Energy Stored In Their Livers For Long-Distance Journeys, Research Finds
Great white sharks rely on fat/oil stores in their huge livers for energy during their non-stop long-distance journeys — some over distances of more than 2,500 miles, new research from … [Read full article]
New Low-Cost, Long-Life Flow Battery Design May Be The Best Yet For Intermittent Renewables
A new low-cost, long-life flow battery has been created by researchers at the DOE’s SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory and Stanford University that has the potential to help address some of … [Read full article]
New York's Potential Renewable Energy Future Mapped Out By New Study
New York state could be powered entirely by renewable energy within the near future, a new study from Stanford University has found. Wind, solar, and water power could provide all … [Read full article]
Candidates Should Talk Green To Win Election Votes
A new study which surveyed adult Americans found that by taking a ‘green’ position on climate change, political candidates could take more votes than if they took a ‘not-green’ position.
Stanford Climate Scientists Forecast Hotter Years Ahead
According to Stanford University scientists, the tropics and much of the Northern Hemisphere are likely to undergo an irreversible temperature shift during summers over the next 20 to 60 years if greenhouse gas emissions are not curtailed immediately.
NASA Confirms Einstein's Theory in 'Epic' Space-Time Experiment [VIDEO]
It was a truly “epic” mission; after nearly 47 years of planning, operating, monitoring and analyzing the data from a special satellite-probe known as Gravity Probe B (GP-B), NASA scientists are announcing definitive confirmation of Einstein’s famous theoretical prediction of the “warping” of space around the Earth due to its orbit and spinning motion through ‘space-time’.
Millennium Group Seeks to Alter Behavior & Halt Global Collapse
“To lead decent lives, at least two billion people are in dire need of more consumption, but extending American consumption patterns to even today’s 6.8 billion people is not only unsustainable but likely a biophysical impossibility.” — Paul R. Ehrlich, Stanford University