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Science Con Edison - Con Edison Energizes Largest Electric School Bus Fleet in NYS for Student Transport company GVC
Science Canadian Climate Institute - Canada must build clean power faster to compete in global race for investment: report
Science XCMG Group: XCMG Showcases Zero-Carbon Smart Mining Solutions at AMM-2026 to Support Central Asia's Mining Transformation
Science Strategic Market Size and Share Forecast 2026-2032: How Tesla, Enphase, and JinkoSolar Are Competing to Lead the USD 70 Billion Residential Solar Kit Industry
Science An Era of Renovations: 6 Reasons Why Roofing Membranes Can Extend the Lifespan of Existing Structures
Science A 2025 study of over 600 people found a correlation between leaning on AI tools and weaker critical thinking, sharpest among the young
Science SANY Group: SANY Ships Core Equipment for First Wind Project in Latin America, Advancing Global Energy Transition
Science Charles Darwin argued that the roots of human morality were not separate from animal life, and the surprise is what that does to civilization — manners, conscience, and restraint become not the opposite of instinct, but instinct complicated by memory, language, and the judgment of others
Science New HIV infections fell by 40 percent between 2010 and 2024 and the number of people requiring treatment for neglected tropical diseases dropped by 36 percent in the same period, according to the World Health Statistics 2026 report — gains now at risk as the funding that built them comes under pressure
Science In the 1990s, anthropologist Robin Dunbar argued there’s a natural ceiling on friendship set by the size of the human brain — around 150 people we can hold a real relationship with
Science In December 1938 a museum curator sifting through a fisherman’s catch in a South African port lifted out a heavy blue fish that science had known only from fossils and presumed extinct since the age of the dinosaurs
Science Costa del Sol tourist town bounces back with ‘excellent’ water quality rating months after burst sewage pipe flooded the sea with human waste
Science Landatu Solar brings its three solutions to Intersolar Europe 2026 to boost floating photovoltaics
Science Aligned Climate Capital - Aligned Climate Capital Closes $33M in Construction Financing for Delaware Community Solar Projects
Science Catalyst Power Holdings LLC - Catalyst Power and Connecticut Green Bank Partner to Advance Commercial Solar Deployment Across Connecticut
Science Ocean Winds - Ocean Winds celebrates the installation of the first turbine at Dieppe Le Tréport offshore wind farm in France
Science PowerBank Corporation - PowerBank Executes Interconnection Agreement for 3.15 MW Nova Scotia Community Solar Project
Science OpTerra Energy Services - Cupertino Union School District and OPTERRA Energy Services Celebrate Completion of District-Wide Sustainability Project
Science Psychologist Laura Carstensen uncovered a surprising upside to growing older: as our sense of the time we have left grows shorter, we invest more in the people and activities that matter most to us
Science Quote by Hannah Arendt: “Loneliness is not solitude. Solitude requires being alone whereas loneliness shows itself most sharply in company with others.”e: “He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how.”
Science The Australian superb lyrebird can imitate almost any sound it has ever heard — chainsaws, camera shutters, car alarms, the calls of more than 20 other species — with enough accuracy that the birds being imitated often can’t tell the difference
Science VET Energy Successfully Concludes SNEC 2026 Shanghai, Showcasing Advanced Graphite and Semiconductor Material Solutions
Science ESET Research: China-aligned FishMonger updates its arsenal, targets governments in Asia and Latin America
Science Rare first edition of ‘Wuthering Heights’ (complete with spelling mistakes) to go up for auction
