At this year’s climate summit, the United States is out and Europe is struggling. But emerging countries are embracing ...
A local solar panel company is challenging Belco’s claims of fair pricing in an unusual way — by paying the bills of some Belco customers. Greenlight Energy today launched their Powering Our Seniors ...
French startup Green Spot Technologies has raised €5M ($5.8M) to scale up its waste-derived fermented cocoa alternatives ...
Experts and peak health bodies are divided around how worried we should be about microplastics. What should parents make of ...
As Emmvee Photovoltaic Power IPO opens, analysts recommend ‘subscribe’, noting rapid capacity expansion, technological ...
The recent kerfuffle surrounding Nexperia chips highlights a critical, systemic gap in AI strategy. The Western focus on high ...
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Akpabio pledges legislative reforms to build stronger, digital health system
He said health will remain at the heart of legislative priorities while experts, stakeholders push for sustainable financing, ...
Published on Monday in Nature Sustainability, the study noted that AI electricity use is expected to grow 7 to 17 times, ...
Tractors, the backbone of Indian agriculture, are used to plough, sow, harvest, irrigate, transport produce, and manage crop ...
CNH 2025 Tech Day: showcasing customer-centric farming innovations across AI, Autonomy, Robotics and Automation Hanover, November 11, 2025 CNH (NYSE: CNH) is hosting its 2025 Tech Day ...
Climate change and rising authoritarian threats put our future at risk. Bill McKibben discusses his book Here Comes the Sun ...
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Researchers make breakthrough in fight against hidden hazard in water supply: 'These results are key'
Scientists discovered how wetland plants and fungi can help remove toxic PFAS from water, offering a clean, sustainable solution for safer water.
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