EU Mandates Replaceable Smartphone Batteries by 2027 to Achieve a 73% Recycling Rate by 2030
EU's 2027 regulation mandates replaceable batteries in all smartphones, targeting a 73% recycling rate by 2030 to enhance sustainability.
Rahul Somvanshi
Unpacking Debt-for-Nature Swaps: Hundreds of Millions Invested in Protecting Global Biodiversity
Congress approves $380 million for debt-for-nature swaps, protecting tropical forests and coral reefs. Learn which countries benefit and how this impacts global conservation efforts.
Govind Tekale
Palmyra Atoll Study Finds Unexpected Marine Patterns with NASA’s New Tagging Tech—Details Inside!
Palmyra Atoll research using NASA's latest tagging technology unveils unique marine behavioral patterns, shedding light on ecosystem dynamics.
Congress Greenlights $380 Million Debt-for-Nature Swaps to Save Tropical Forests and Coral Reefs—Find Out Which Countries Benefit
Congress approves $380 million for debt-for-nature swaps, protecting tropical forests and coral reefs. Learn which countries benefit and how this impacts global conservation efforts.
VEIR’s Innovative Power Lines Promise 5-10x Power Transport with Traditional Footprint: See How They’re Transforming the U.S. Grid
VEIR's power lines enhance U.S. grid capabilities, enabling 5-10 times more energy transmission using existing infrastructure sizes.
New USC Study Reveals Earth’s Inner Core Slows Down: Discover the Unseen Impact on Global Time Measurements
USC's groundbreaking study unveils a slowdown in Earth's inner core, significantly affecting global time measurements.
From Space to Streets: NASA’s ECOSTRESS Tracks 120°F Temps in Phoenix, Mapping Burn Danger Zones
NASA’s ECOSTRESS reveals Phoenix pavements hitting 120°F, showing burn risk zones and highlighting the urban heat island effect with critical temperature data and green space cooling impacts.
NASA Targets 2050 to Identify 25 Habitable Planets with New $11 Billion Telescope
NASA's $11 billion HWO telescope aims to identify 25 habitable planets by 2050, revolutionizing our understanding of the cosmos and the potential for extraterrestrial life.
New Study Challenges 200-Year-Old Fourier’s Law: Unexpected Heat Transfer Observed in Translucent Materials
New research by UMass scientists shows surprising heat transfer in translucent materials, rethinking Fourier's Law.
Karmactive Team
Hurricane Beryl Sets Record: First Category 5 in July Since 1850 – Details on Caribbean Devastation Inside
Hurricane Beryl, the first Category 5 in July since 1850, wreaks unprecedented havoc across the Caribbean. Click for full coverage on its impact and implications.
Tejal Somvanshi