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Friends of the Verde River and SRP open third year of water conservation grants for Phoenix Metro and Verde Valley applicants
4+ day, 17+ hour ago (681+ words) Friends of the Verde River and Salt River Project have opened applications for the third year of the River Friendly Living Grants Program, backed by $52,000 in SRP funding. Homeowners can apply for up to $5,000, while businesses and organizations are eligible…...
Oregon’s 13 federal dams are learning different salmon schedules: one spills at night, another lowers its lake in fall, and a third opens a special summer gate for fish
6+ day, 13+ hour ago (468+ words) Across the United States, these major infrastructure projects have been essential in providing irrigation, flood control, and clean electricity. Despite these benefits, managed river flows disrupt natural ecosystems and block migrating native fish. This negatively affects fragile populations and increases…...
Beneath Tuscany's quiet hills, scientists found a "sleeping giant" of magma that could reshape how we think about geothermal energy
3+ week, 4+ day ago (343+ words) Tuscany is better known for cypress-lined roads and Renaissance art than for what might be stirring miles underground. Yet beneath its seemingly tranquil hills, scientists have detected something they weren’t expecting: a vast body of magma, buried deep within the…...
Permian Basin drillers pull up to 1 billion gallons of toxic wastewater every single day, and Texas just decided the quail living beside those ponds may hold the answer to whether it can ever safely feed a farm
3+ week, 5+ day ago (396+ words) Every day in the Permian Basin, the oil comes up carrying an uninvited passenger. For every barrel of crude that leaves a West Texas wellhead, roughly four barrels of water follow it to the surface. That water is not the…...
A geothermal well was losing heat five times faster than expected, so someone drilled deeper and discovered the underground system was behaving nothing like experts thought
4+ week, 17+ hour ago (577+ words) At the Lightning Dock geothermal plant in New Mexico, heat was disappearing fast. The shallow wells feeding the 15-megawatt facility had cooled at five to ten times the rate of a typical geothermal site, dropping 50°F below turbine operating thresholds....
Sealed off for 3,320 megawatts on Sweden's Baltic shore, a 90-hectare basin stays open all winter long, and the small diving bird that now crowds its edges by the thousands was never written into any engineer's plan
1+ mon, 4+ day ago (783+ words) Every December, the Swedish coast north of Uppsala locks under ice. The bays go grey and still. Fish drop to the bottom, and the birds that depend on open water begin a long, cold search for somewhere to feed. But…...
In the Sea of Japan, a first-of-its-kind power plant is generating electricity from the moment fresh river water tries to mix with the sea
1+ mon, 2+ week ago (597+ words) An innovative power plant in Japan is generating higher electricity output by using “blue energy.” As climate change accelerates, natural resources, such as drinking water, become scarcer worldwide. To mitigate the effects of global warming, nations are rushing to increase…...
China deployed 50,000 workers to seed clouds and fight drought by launching rockets to create a 'sky river', but scientists say the atmosphere has limits
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (548+ words) China is actively addressing droughts by seeding clouds and altering the atmosphere. Climate change has rendered global weather patterns highly volatile. This unpredictability and extreme conditions, such as prolonged droughts, are threatening the world’s food security and water supplies. As…...
Scientists found clean hydrogen hiding inside Earth's crust and now they know exactly where to look for it
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (452+ words) Hydrogen is easy to overlook—it has no color, no smell, and no visible presence in daily life. Yet it feeds roughly half the world’s population through fertilizer and sits at the center of nearly every serious plan to decarbonize…...
Light 10 billion times brighter than the Sun is now revealing where Earth quietly makes its own hydrogen
2+ mon, 2+ week ago (747+ words) At a facility in Harwell, UK, scientists have been pointing a beam of X-ray light—10 billion times brighter than the Sun—at fragments of ancient rock collected from bubbling springs in the Philippines. The target is the Diamond Light Source,…...