Just 36 companies account for 50% of global CO2 emissions, report reveals
Despite climate warnings, emissions from major companies keeps increasing
Scientists develop battery that converts nuclear energy into electricity via light emission
High manufacturing costs pose a challenge to scaling up the technology
Climate tech startup aims to store carbon in oceans and reshape the energy sector
Equatic will absorb CO2 and pump it into the ocean, while also producing hydrogen as fuel, or at least that's the plan
In a nutshell: A Los Angeles startup is making waves by claiming it can simultaneously address two major climate challenges: removing carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere and storing it in the ocean, while also producing emissions-free hydrogen fuel. The concept sounds promising, but not everyone is on board with it.
Record-high carbon emissions in 2023 erase gains from pandemic decline
Oceans and land absorbed almost no CO2 last year
Google's greenhouse emissions are growing because of AI, and AI could help with that
Generative algorithms need a lot of energy
Data waste: According to study, a significant portion of stored server data is never accessed
Unused data might contribute to unnecessary carbon emissions
Google's "Green Light" AI project is improving traffic lights, cutting wait times and emissions
Working with cities, Google says they can help both drivers and the planet
Seagate reduces carbon footprint with refurbished storage drives
Refurbishing and reusing drives contributes less to emissions than recycling them
Intel demonstrates "Green PC" with 90 percent recyclability
Intel shows how PC companies can increase energy efficiency and use more sustainable materials
Xbox update will switch Series S and X consoles to power saver mode when they shut down
New setting won't affect performance but will disable remote wake
European Union aiming to ban new combustion engine cars starting 2035
EU follows other governments around the world
What is Sustainable Computing? A shift in how we develop the hardware of the future
Building sustainable computing systems is not only the conscientious thing to do, but curbing carbon emissions may result in a seismic shift in how we develop the hardware of the future.
US greenhouse gas emissions increased by six percent in 2021
Transportation demand is increasing again