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Carpet recycling hit 38 percent in one state while the rest of the country stays near nine percent, and a fee charged on every square yard sold is what paid for the difference
17+ hour, 55+ min ago (655+ words) The installers roll the old carpet up and carry it out in strips. It weighs more than most people expect. Beneath the surface, three or four materials are fused so tightly together that almost no standard facility can pull them…...
A greenhouse glazed with see-through solar panels cut water use by 29 percent and raised snow pea yield by 12 percent, while six common vegetable crops grew as well as under ordinary glass in Perth
19+ hour, 55+ min ago (497+ words) The glass was almost clear, but it was generating electricity. Researchers in Western Australia glazed the roof and walls of a small greenhouse with working solar windows. Then they grew vegetables and grain under it, beside the same crops under…...
Sea nomads off the coast of Sulawesi spend as much as 60 percent of their working hours underwater, and the organ that evolved to make that possible is not the lungs
21+ hour, 55+ min ago (702+ words) Somewhere off the coast of Sulawesi, a diver tips forward over the side of a wooden boat. No tank, no wetsuit. Just a carved wooden mask, a breath held at the surface, and a set of weights to pull them…...
Canada will let a new Bay of Fundy tidal farm grow one turbine at a time, then let the fish influence whether the next machine gets installed
21+ hour, 50+ min ago (609+ words) Canada’s Bay of Fundy lies in Nova Scotia’s Minas Passage. The region is notorious for producing the world’s highest tides. More than 100 billion tons of water are moved twice every day. Using this tidal energy to generate clean power has…...
Nebraska’s biggest reservoir ran out of public boat ramps on August 15, and the last one ended in a mud hole deep enough to let water into truck cabs
1+ day, 10+ hour ago (549+ words) Years of declining water levels finally caught up with the last public boat ramp at Lake McConaughy. August 15 marked the official closing of the last public launch site (Spillway Bay) within the Lake McConaughy State Recreation Area. The area has…...
Scientists went looking for cold seeps off Argentina and found almost none, but what they found instead broke records with a giant coral reef, 28 possible new species, and a whale fall no one had ever filmed
1+ day, 1+ hour ago (469+ words) The Schmidt Ocean Institute’s expedition to the Argentine deep sea was built around a single target. Months of planning, a research vessel positioned in the South Atlantic, and ROV SuBastian ready to descend — all of it aimed at finding cold…...
A wind turbine off Taiwan got a living coral garden 100 feet beneath the waves, and more than three kinds of coral are now being watched to see whether they stay
1+ day, 3+ hour ago (562+ words) When wind turbines are installed in deep offshore waters, they have the potential to become support structures for artificial coral reefs. This has not been tested much yet, though. Ørsted has launched its ReCoral technology in the Taiwan Strait as…...
About 84 million cubic yards of rock came off an Alaska fjord wall and drove a landslide tsunami almost a third of a mile up the opposite slope, but the only things lost were a kayak and a camp
2+ day, 4+ hour ago (773+ words) A narrow fjord in southeast Alaska, gray water, cliffs on both sides, low cloud sitting on them. High on one wall there is a line where the forest simply stops. Above it, trees. Below it, bare scoured rock and splintered…...
Wales left a yellow buoy watching the sea for two years before putting tidal turbines nearby, and it came home after teaching cameras how to recognize a dolphin
3+ day, 23+ hour ago (524+ words) Dolphin detection was one of the main goals of a bright yellow research buoy named Marinus, which spent over 2 years observing the coastal waters of Ynys Môn before quietly leaving service. This buoy was sent out as part of a…...
Scientists discover what Earth's next supercontinent will look like and the climate it creates could swing between a scorched tropical world and a planet-wide ice age swallowing the Americas into a single landmass
4+ day, 1+ hour ago (783+ words) Earth’s landmasses are moving right now — slowly, at roughly the same pace fingernails grow, but relentlessly. Over hundreds of millions of years, that quiet drift has assembled and shattered supercontinents before. And according to geoscientists, it’s about to do it…...