Author name: Mia Wright

The revival of the space race, with the US and Russia-China alliance at its helm, is not just about planting flags or footprints on the lunar surface. It’s about establishing a sustainable, long-term presence, and that begins with power. The nuclear

The United States is sitting on a climate solution that’s quite literally rotting in its trash cans. Food waste, a rare bipartisan concern, remains a glaringly overlooked opportunity in the fight against climate change. Despite legislative efforts an

The nuclear sector stands at a crossroads, with a new study from MIT researchers and collaborators challenging the status quo of spent nuclear fuel management. Published in Nature Sustainability, the research quantifies iodine-129 (I-129) releases un

Plug Power’s ambitious push to build an end-to-end green hydrogen business could significantly reshape the energy landscape, offering large energy users a viable path away from fossil fuels. The company’s recent stock surge, with shares up around 200

Ghanaian officials are sounding the alarm about the escalating e-waste crisis, warning that the improper disposal of electronics poses a public health and environmental threat comparable to illegal mining. Hamza Adam, a member of Parliament for Ghana

The UK’s water supply is facing a critical juncture. Government forecasts warn that demand could outstrip supply within 25 years, prompting a reevaluation of desalination as a viable solution, particularly in water-stressed regions like the South Wes

Forward Water Technologies Corp. (FWTC) has closed a $1,025,000 non-brokered offering of convertible debenture units, signaling a strategic move to bolster its financial position and accelerate its mission to revolutionize water treatment. The offeri

In a groundbreaking study, researchers from Beijing Normal University, Guangdong University of Technology, and Universidade Paulista (UNIP) have challenged conventional wisdom in urban ecological management, urging a more holistic approach to evaluat

Steve Jones, the newly appointed Interim President and Chief Executive Officer of 374Water, has set his sights on accelerating the company’s transition from development to full-scale commercialization of its supercritical water oxidation (SCWO) techn

Inside WM Recycling Brevard’s sprawling 63,900-square-foot facility, a river of recyclables surges at up to 180 feet per minute, snaking through an array of automated industrial machines. This isn’t just any recycling plant; it’s a high-tech marvel t