This page focuses on the changes in engineering and innovation tied to climate change. Feeds are updated daily.
- by Josh MiltonThe job ads of the not-so-distant future, maybe (Picture: Dr Leah Nani Alconcel’s job title – a spacecraft engineer at the University of Birmingham – already sounds futuristic. Yet by 2076, she reckons it’ll be as common and boring as it comes. Instead, recruiters will be seeking ‘haptic hologram makers’ or manufacturing ‘lunacycles’. This is the […]
- by True Vision Branding Solutions/PRNewswire-PRWeb/ — Herbert A. Hutchinson, an aeronautical engineer and author of books on technology development and climate change, has announced the…
- by StreetInsider.comEngineering Expert Examines Global Warming, Energy Technologies, and Environmental Challenges Herbert A. Hutchinson's award-winning book, The Science and Technologies of Global Warming, presents a STEM-based analysis of climate change, energy technologies,…
- by Raoul de ForcadeAccording to a Nexta study, 60–70 per cent of roads, viaducts and railway lines were built under hydrogeological conditions that are incompatible with current ones
- by Adebayo AdeleyeAs the world grapples with the challenges of climate change, a growing body of evidence suggests that taking bold action to reduce greenhouse gas
- by RizwanPESHAWAR: Speakers at an international conference emphasised the importance of innovative technologies and research-driven solutions for strengthening disaster preparedness and climate…
- by Raphaëlle Besse DesmoulièresNEWS ANALYSIS. After the hottest summer ever recorded in France, student demonstrations have highlighted how poorly school buildings are adapted to extreme temperatures. The June heatwave helped bring climate change to the forefront.
- by Samudrapom DamEngineered fungi may mitigate climate change by storing carbon in soil, enhancing plant-fungal symbiosis, and breaking down environmental pollutants.
- by Sienna BassiSienna Bassi argues that Cambridge engineers run the risk of focusing too much on reduction, rather than removal of emissions
- by @PhysicswallahAPUnderstand the Future of Environmental Science and Engineering, including career scope, PSU jobs, government opportunities, private-sector roles and MTech programmes after GATE ES.
- by United Nations UniversityUN University Hubs gather in Ontario on the 30th anniversary of UNU-INWEH to discuss progress on their research, education and policy roadmaps
- by Martha Bellisle,Associated PressA record number of wildfires burned more than 9 million acres in the U.S. this year, leaving behind charred trees and scorched vegetation.
- by Rafael MüllerThe Infosys Science Foundation honored researchers across quantum technology, wireless networks, cli
- by Olusola BlessingThe Federal Government-backed Adolescent Girls Initiative for Learning and Empowerment (AGILE) Programme has commenced the disbursement of ₦40,000 cash support to eligible schoolgirls in Niger State as part of efforts to improve girls' access to education and reduce school d
- by KATU StaffOMSI’s newly renovated physics lab opens this weekend, featuring hands-on stations linking physics to real-world careers. Built with Project LEDO and Boeing, it aims to help more young visitors feel they belong in STEM.