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Just how many solar panels does it take to stop landslides in Nepal - Especially terrible ones 800 years ago?!
The devastating landslides in Nepal were quickly blamed on climate change. But in this article, Jo Nova shows what that narrative leaves out. Landslides have always been common in the steep, rain-soaked and earthquake-prone Himalayas. Around 1190…
New plug-in solar panels could cut energy bills by £150 a year
Households can now buy plug-in solar panels that connect to a normal electrical socket following a major change to the rules governing solar power in Great Britain. The new systems could help households cut electricity bills without the expense or…
What are homes getting back from their solar panels?
This is an extract from the latest edition of Temperature Check, The Journal's monthly climate newsletter, which was sent to subscribers last week. Sign up at the end of this article to receive Temperature Check to your email inbox. With how grey…
US targets China's global trade surplus at G20 meeting ahead of Xi-Trump summit
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on Monday targeted China's global trade surplus, raising concerns over “excessive imbalances,” weeks before Chinese President Xi Jinping is expected to arrive in Washington for a bilateral summit…
Chinese guitar capital's stairway to export heaven
This corner of the southwest province of Guizhou produces one in every seven of the instruments sold worldwide. A decade ago, it had no guitar-making industry to speak of at all. There are hundreds of specialised manufacturing towns in China…
Cloover Adds Funding Firepower In The Race To Green Europe's Homes
Homeowners are under pressure to make energy efficiency improvements but often need financial help to do so Cloover, the Berlin-based energy sector start-up, will today announce it has raised a new $100 million funding facility, taking the total…
How to tackle the climate impact of datacentres | Letters
The case of future datacentres demanding more electricity than the entire United Kingdom (Two planned datacentres will have higher UK carbon emissions than ExxonMobil, analysis finds, 25 August) is an example of corporates transferring their…
Climate protection measures are widely supported
A view of the dried-up riverbed of the Emme in the canton of Bern. (July 13, 2026) The hot summer has intensified calls for greater climate protection in Switzerland. According to a survey, a large majority of the population supports concrete…
20 signs that show you are in control of your life
New research has revealed the signs people see as proof they've truly “grown up” - and it's less about hitting major milestones than being on top of everyday tasks. Saving money tops the list, followed by enjoying your own company…
The 5 Best Space-Inspired Watches of 2026
Space has long been a source of inspiration for watchmakers, but a new generation of designs is looking way beyond the retro nostalgia of the Moon landings. As humanity prepares to return to the lunar surface through NASA's Artemis program and…
Indonesia doubles down on coal to power its aluminum expansion
Resource-rich Indonesia is expanding its production of aluminum as the Iran war disrupts supplies, relying on its abundant coal reserves to power new smelters that run contrary to efforts to curb carbon emissions that cause climate change. Prices…
Can Safer Fuel Power A Nuclear Energy Boom?
Current Climate brings you the latest news about the business of sustainability every Monday. Sign up to get it in your inbox. (*Note: Current Climate will take Sept. 7 off for the Labor Day holiday, and return on Monday, Sept. 14). Welcome back to…
NASA's doomed Swift space telescope restarts science work after rescue mission fails
NASA's Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory is back to studying the universe after spending months in a low-drag configuration while awaiting an orbital rescue mission that ultimately fell short. Mission controllers restarted two of Swift's three science…
Net Zero Is Dying: Blackouts, High Costs & the Politicians and CEOs Who Quietly Changed Their Minds.
What a difference a few years make. Not long ago, politicians said climate change was going to kill us, so we must move to “net zero” emissions. This is theoretically possible. Since vegetation removes carbon, we could get to net zero…
What's next for NASA's new Roman Space Telescope?
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope is already exceeding expectations. After reaching the launchpad ahead of schedule and on budget, the spy-satellite-sourced, $4-billion project pulled off a flawless launch to space on Sunday morning. At a…
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