Brits roughly consume 98 million cups of coffee per day, with single use coffee pods one option. But what is the impact of these single use pods?

Factory farming is terrible for the environment. Environmentalists are sharply divided over what to do about it.

Nestled among farmland, solar farms can be a refuge for wildlife.

Country on track reach 1,200GW of installed wind and solar capacity by end of 2024 – six years ahead of Beijing’s target

Arizona's rural communities rely on groundwater, which experts say is a finite resource. But in most cases, it’s not regulated in any meaningful way, and the Legislature doesn't take up groundwater bills.→ More stories about Arizona's water issues

It feels harmless to share a photo of a rare species. But social media can drive great damage to nature, from poaching to baiting to trampling.

The search for a final repository for highly radioactive nuclear waste may be delayed by decades, according to a report by Germany's Deutschlandfunk. The station cited a study by the Freiburg-based Oeko-Institut, which was commissioned by the Federal Office for Nuclear Waste Disposal.

Sustainable farming in the Philippines: a model for climate resilience.

They have life-saving solutions, but they don’t have political power.

This week marks the first anniversary of the worst wildfire in US modern history, including a possible settlement of $4 billion.

Without additional regulation, burning ammonia in ship engines could cause serious impacts on air quality that could result in more than 600,000 additional premature deaths per year, according to new MIT research.

Kairos Power has broken ground at Oak Ridge on the first officially approved Generation IV reactor ever in the US and the first non-light-water reactor in 50 years. It is being constructed alongside a non-nuclear demonstration unit that will help inform the design of the new reactor facility.

So much innovation is happening in the nuclear industry right now. There is fresh optimism about new ways nuclear power can help decarbonize global economies. And, at the same time, the nuclear industry must show it is up to the challenge.

The $300 million lawsuit, brought by Energy Transfer over the Dakota Access pipeline protests, could "functionally bankrupt" Greenpeace and have a chilling impact on First Amendment rights across the U.S.

Some critics say the projects are costly ‘experiments’ that will do little to cut greenhouse gases.

Decades-old statistics no longer represent what is possible in the present day.

To be more efficient in climate cooperation, the United States and China should recognize their political and ideological differences and concede that cooperation and competition are not mutually exclusive.

Rewiring America ran the numbers and found that a big investment in heat pumps would end up paying for itself.

Brookfield Renewable US has filed a Notice of Intent to develop one of Oregon's largest solar + battery storage projects.

Industry and climate campaigners welcome a greater government commitment to the success of the looming annual clean power auction following the disastrous outcome in the 2023 edition which failed to attract a single offshore wind bid.

An ancient tree from India is now thriving in groves where citrus trees once flourished in Florida, and could help provide the nation with renewable energy.

More than 3,000 people signed a petition opposing the plans for the Rutland and Lincolnshire border.

Why do governments still give billions to encourage fossil fuel production? The answer is often to shore up energy supplies.

China is making progress in cleaning up its act on cutting down the use of coal in its power generation mix, as the share of the dirty fuel falls below renewables for the first time.

The US and the UK among countries with low dependence on fossil fuels criticized for ‘hypocrisy’ on climate pledges

No country has ever in history produced as much oil and gas as the US does now and Louisiana is ground zero

The Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) is like a huge heat pump, taking water from the tropics to the north, warming areas in Europe. But as climate change accelerates, AMOC is becoming less stable. It might even be headed to a shutdown.

Sign up for daily news updates from CleanTechnica on email. Or follow us on Google News! Pumped hydro storage is an unsung hero of the renewable energy world. It provides super low-cost, low-emission energy storage in locations around the world. The thing is that it’s not really a high-growth field ...

"This is truly frightening news," the author of a new study said. "Lacing pesticides with forever chemicals is likely burdening the next generation with more chronic diseases and impossible cleanup responsibilities."

Rhizome, an extreme weather resilience planning platform for the power grid, has a new platform that helps utilities reduce wildfire risk.

The US’s largest solar developer, First Solar, says it’s building the largest thin film R&D center in the Western Hemisphere.

Global electricity demand is rising at its fastest rate in two decades, but solar is on course to meet half of demand growth, says the IEA.

The influential Green Sports Alliance has issued a guidebook to help sports and entertainment venues to accelerate the energy transition.

According to a new report, alternative proteins achieving a 50 percent share of the global market could reduce GHGs more than EV technology

The prohibition is in response to a conservation group that bid on a lease parcel in Sublette County intending to spare it from being developed.