News – Sayfa 132

3D-Textured Solar Cells to be Tested on the International Space Station

04/16/2013

…a new type of 3D-textured solar cell will soak up 16 sunrises everyday from the “back porch” of the orbiting research vessel.

Starving Baby Sea Lions Flood Southern California Shores

04/16/2013

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration has just declared the crisis an “unusual mortality event.”

US, Russia vie for largest natural gas reserves

04/15/2013

The resource is being used in an ever-increasing array of activity, from generating electricity to powering locomotives and public transport

Supersized Crabs Bulking Up on Carbon Pollution

04/15/2013

Carbon pollution from power plants, factories and vehicles is settling in the ocean …

Corporations Can’t Ignore Climate Change

04/12/2013

When a strong storm can bring the world’s largest financial institutions to a standstill, it is crystal clear that the challenges of climate change are inextricably linked to our economy.

Ethiopian Lions, Sumatran Rhinos and Other Links from the Brink

04/12/2013

Ethiopian lions, Florida panthers, Sumatran rhinos and Yangtze porpoises are among the endangered species in the news this week.

Can Soil Replace Oil as a Source of Energy?

04/11/2013

Food as a battery—that is what we would like you now to consider.

Florida Algae Bloom Leads to Record Manatee Deaths

04/11/2013

“We’ve seen in the past that when algae blooms coincide with manatee movement, it results in catastrophic mortality.”

Up to 120 Tons of Radioactive Water Leak from Fukushima Daiichi Storage Tank

04/10/2013

Tens of thousands of gallons of radioactive water leaked from an underground storage tank at the damaged Fukushima Daiichi power plant this past Saturday.

Eastern Mediterranean is warming