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The key features Australian homes may have in the future
If you were to plan what your home life would be like in the future, what would be on your wishlist? A fridge always stocked with treats? An expensive electric vehicle in the garage? Or would you settle for somewhere quiet to take meetings when…
3 Trends That Will Push Copper Higher in 2028
Copper may not command headlines quite like gold or silver, but it shouldn't be overlooked. Often named 'Dr. Copper' for its reputation as a barometer of global economic health, this metal could be approaching a major inflection point. Over the…
Incredible story of pilot's 50-year mission to save tiny 110-acre island paradise
Stripped bare by 19th-century mining, a barren island was brought back to life through five decades of relentless hard work When Australian aviator Don Adams touched down on Lady Elliot Island in 1969, he was not greeted by a tropical paradise.
3 AI-Power Stocks Riding the Same Data Center Boom, Ranked By Risk
Between 2005 and 2025, electricity demand increased 10%. Between 2025 and 2045, electricity demand is projected to grow by 60%. Artificial intelligence (AI) is expected to be an important part of the massive step change in demand, alongside other…
South Korean battery makers begin US grid storage cell output as EV lines go idle
Two South Korean battery giants are retooling electric-vehicle production lines in the United States to produce grid-scale energy storage cells, a manufacturing pivot that coincides with record first-half US battery storage deployments and slowing…
A tropical island drought may raise the price of your sneakers
Long-submerged houses are exposed after prolonged drought lowers the water level of Karian Dam, in Lebak, Banten province, Indonesia, in July. (Photograph by Tatan Syuflana/AP) What could 2026 do to make the fossil-fuel supply crisis emanating from…
Goodwill South Florida Solar Training Grads in Fort Lauderdale
Twelve students walked across a stage in Fort Lauderdale on Friday morning as the first graduating class of a brand-new, no-cost solar installation training program, leaving with industry credentials and something rarer in the job market: a…
Arizona led a desert-state surge that pushed US grid battery installations to 20.2 gigawatt-hours in one quarter, and that single period added more than one in ten of every storage unit on the national grid
Rows of white steel containers stretch across an Arizona desert floor, each one packed with lithium iron phosphate cells. Nothing moves except a few hard-hatted workers walking the perimeter. No fuel burns here, no turbine spins. But when the sun…
Taxes, gas prices key in Ohio congressional race
(The Center Square) – Candidates in Ohio's ninth congressional district are divided on tax policies and gas prices as national attention continues to swirl around the critical race. The race between Marcy Kaptur, the longest-serving woman in…
Battery storage paired with 37% of new U.S. residential solar systems in 2025
More than one-third of new residential solar installations in the United States included battery storage in 2025, as batteries increasingly shift from an optional addition to a standard component of rooftop solar projects. Battery storage was…
Lokesh outlines State's strategy to become leading destination
Andhra Pradesh is working to transform itself into a developed State and contribute to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's vision of a Viksit Bharat, says HRD Minister Nara Lokesh. Speaking at the Pan-IIT Summit 2026 here on Saturday, Mr. Lokesh said…
When a bushfire comes, what happens if the phones go dead?
Who warns you of disaster when your mobile fails? One community has a plan On January 8, 2026, Victorian authorities began warning a catastrophic fire rating had been declared for the following day. Conditions would be 'the most dangerous…
I'm a marine biologist - if one creature had evolved differently we'd be in fish tanks
Human activity can drown those signals out. And sound underwater is about much more than hearing. Mr Hird said: “The wonderful thing about sound in the water is that, as far as physics is concerned, sound is just pressure waves. “It…
Scaled-up seawater system produces both hydrogen and fresh water with higher efficiency
Water electrolyzers are promising devices that use electricity to split water into hydrogen and oxygen. If powered by solar cells or other renewable energy technologies, they could contribute to the sustainable production of hydrogen used to make…
Security sources: China could disable our ambulances and police cars
Police cars, ambulances and buses are all at risk of being remotely sabotaged by China because of Britain's over-dependence on the country's electric vehicle technology, security sources have told The Mail on Sunday. China's potential ability to…
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