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AI data centers are straining the grid. EVs can help mitigate that load. Source: InsideEVs.

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — Nearly two years after Hurricane Helene wreaked havoc on western North Carolina’s largest city, many Asheville residents are still rebuilding — and determined to be better prepared for the next weather…

This article is part of our ​“Chart of the Week” series . Europe has had a sunny start to its summer. Source: Canary Media.

Thank you for reminding  us about managing domestic hot water to avoid Legionnaire’s Disease, for example in this article: Our federal government’s Centers for Disease Control and Prevention… Source: Green Building Advisor.

Explore the impact of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) on indoor air quality, and discover healthier paint options for safer living spaces. Source: Green Building Advisor.

This week’s quote is from poet Gary Snyder: “Nature is not a place to visit. It is home.” Earth911 inspirations.

Few conditions have shaped contemporary architectural discourse as profoundly as uncertainty. Across international biennials, exhibitions, and forums, architecture increasingly imagines its relationship to the world through flexibility, reversibility, and responsiveness—qualities intended to engage with…

Times Litfest Delhi 2017, held at the India Habitat Centre, in New Delhi, November 26, 2017 by DiplomatTesterMan . Image Courtesy of Wikimedia (public domain)Written by Ankitha Gattupalli ShareFacebookTwitterMailPinterestWhatsappOr Clipboard “COPY” CopyEvery democracy eventually…

When the National Nature Assessment was shut down, the scientists who worked on it kept going. In this Q&A, one author shares what the research reveals about nature’s powerful, underused role in supporting health.

Open almost any closet and the same pattern is easy to see: a handful of favorite items in constant rotation, and a crowd of rarely-worn pieces filling out the rack. That’s the 80/20 rule…

This story is published through the Indigenous News Alliance. Indigenous communities around the world face mounting, and colliding, impacts from climate change, violence, rising threats from artificial intelligence, and many other crises.

Could the oil industry be held responsible for fueling the extreme heat that led to a woman’s death? That’s the question at the heart of a novel lawsuit in Washington state.