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As I crossed the bridge across the South Fork of the Teton River on Tuesday morning, I saw 18 wild turkeys on the sand, soaking in the water. I tried to take pictures, but they all flew over the willows before I could take pictures. My plans quickly changed from swans and sandhill cranes to … Read more
LLast week the energy record was broken: not in the price of oil and gas but in the production of wind power. On Wednesday lunchtime, between 1.30 and 2pm, the turbines were producing 24 gigawatts of clean energy. In an instant Ed Miliband’s vision of superpower was realised: 55 per cent of our electricity was … Read more
A scientific team exploring a cave in the far north of Saudi Arabia is expected to find more bones. Instead, they came face to face with the dead but still body of a cheetah, lying on the floor of the cave. This discovery was so unusual that one foreign expert explained that it was something … Read more
Asteroids don’t get the love they deserve. They do not find “cool stuff” because it is not a planet or a moon that can save life. It is “just a bunch of rocks”. But asteroids are abundant, as they are time capsules of the early solar system that have survived billions of years untouched by … Read more
The floor of Bender’s Cave looked like a graveyard. Fossils strewn in either direction of the flooded river, packed so tightly that archaeologist John Moretti could not move them without disturbing them. He was wearing a snorkel mask. “There were fossils everywhere, just everywhere, like I’ve never seen in any other cave,” said Moretti, who … Read more
A whale’s first season at sea reveals more than just birth. They show a level of care, cooperation, and communication that scientists are only beginning to understand. An international research group called Project CETI, also known as the Cetacean Translation Initiative, has reported one of the most detailed whale births ever recorded. The … Read more
There is no greater test of a home’s transformation than whether its discerning residents choose to move, stay and raise a family. On Cape York Peninsula, at the northern tip of Queensland, new tenants are among Australia’s oldest and most endangered birds: the palm cockatoo. When the first chick was hatched in a hole dug … Read more
The image was recently released from NASA provides a powerful new perspective on Mount Rainieruses advanced radar technology to reveal details invisible to the human eye. Image, attached to the base of NISAR workhighlights how scientists are preparing to probe Earth’s most powerful regions with unprecedented precision. This achievement, written by NASAit marks a major … Read more
Support CleanTechnica’s work with a Substack subscription or on Stripe. While scouring the world for cleantech headlines this morning, I came across an op-ed in the New York Times by David Wallace-Wells, who has written extensively on climate change and energy politics. He thinks the current war in Iran is a sign of something bigger … Read more
WASHINGTON (AP) – Crucial Arctic sea ice has shrunk to record its lowest point in the winter, the season when sea ice is growing, as global warming breaks records across the continents. WATCH: The ice in Greenland, Antarctica is melting faster than previously thought, research shows Arctic sea ice conditions, especially in summer, are important … Read more