In an effort to become more environmentally conscious, an innovative idea to recycle heat has recently gained popularity.
This plan proposes to use leftover heat from data centers to provide energy for residential areas. But first, what exactly is a data center?
Did you know that we have two new national monuments in the Southwest?
When visiting a scenic beach, is marveling at a giant, thousands-mile-long stretch of seaweed part of your vacation expectations?
Everyone can agree that governments are morally obligated to protect their citizens. But what if countries were also held legally responsible for protecting present and future generations from the climate crisis?
Imagine enjoying a juicy, crunchy slice of bacon and sending your compliments not just to the chef, but to a living pig still frolicking about!
Did you know that almost 8 million tons of plastic enter our oceans annually?
You may have heard the saying, “a dog is a man’s best friend,” but what about dolphins? Did you know, dolphins and humans have a special relationship extending back more than 140 years? Talk about being old friends!
Can you imagine walking from home to work, the grocery store, or the park to meet your friends, all within 15 minutes?
Cities around the world want to transition into something called 15 or “x” minute cities (the “x” stands for varying numbers of minutes).
Who would’ve thought that the Netherlands is the birthplace of donuts and wi-fi? It’s true, I assure you. In keeping with Dutch innovation, they are now targeting greenhouse gas and noise reduction. This is a bold move!
