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Undercover Investigation Reveals Supermarkets Are Destroying the Climate

Science & Health

2 months ago

Undercover Investigation Reveals Supermarkets Are Destroying the Climate

Dharna Noor

As the Planet Warms, Scientists Are Discovering Groundbreaking Ways to Keep Cool

Science & Health

5 months ago

As the Planet Warms, Scientists Are Discovering Groundbreaking Ways to Keep Cool

Dharna Noor

This Year’s Hole in the Ozone Is Twice the Size of the U.S.

Science & Health

6 months ago

This Year’s Hole in the Ozone Is Twice the Size of the U.S.

Dharna Noor

If you’ve been looking to cast yourself into a deep hole from which you can never return (I have!), the one in the ozone layer is a prime choice right now.

A Plan to Cool Us Down Without Burning Up the Planet

Science & Health

7 months ago

A Plan to Cool Us Down Without Burning Up the Planet

Dharna Noor

U.S. Air Conditioning Use Could Surge Nearly 60% by 2050

Science & Health

8 months ago

U.S. Air Conditioning Use Could Surge Nearly 60% by 2050

Dharna Noor

It’s no secret that it’s getting hotter and hotter outside. On Sunday, Death Valley 54.4 degrees Celsius, which is an extreme example of a notable trend. The rising heat is also driving up the demand for air conditioning, and the surge will only become more dramatic as the climate crisis…

It Was 51.7 Degrees in Baghdad This Week

Online

8 months ago

It Was 51.7 Degrees in Baghdad This Week

Dharna Noor

‘We Essentially Cook Ourselves’ if We Don’t Fix Air Conditioning, Major UN Report Warns

Online

9 months ago

‘We Essentially Cook Ourselves’ if We Don’t Fix Air Conditioning, Major UN Report Warns

Dharna Noor

Sony’s Wearable Air Conditioner Is Finally Available

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9 months ago

Sony’s Wearable Air Conditioner Is Finally Available

Andrew Liszewski

First revealed last winter with an intended release to coincide with the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, Sony’s wearable personal air conditioner is finally available for sale to help you battle the heat when you occasionally step outside during the ongoing pandemic.