Chart: Which countries are leading the green hydrogen race?

Canary Media’s chart of the week translates crucial data about the clean energy transition into a visual format. Whether you believe green hydrogen to be fundamental to the clean energy transition or dismiss it as an overhyped technology, one thing is for certain — more of it is coming. But where will most of…

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A coalition created by a demand for land is splintered by a competition for territory | Chapter 4 of “A Perfect Storm in the Amazon”

A storm in the Bolivian Chaco.The political movement that brought Evo Morales to power incorporated a latent conflict between highland and lowland Indigenous communities. The lowland nations are intent on recuperating their ancestral territories, which had been appropriated by families of European extraction or, more recently, allocated to timber companies as long-term forest concessions. The promise of recovering these lands […]

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Clean energy experts break down hydrogen hype and hope

Scroll down to watch the video. If you asked Michael Liebreich about the state of clean hydrogen policies in the U.S. and European Union, he wouldn’t say it’s a complete boondoggle — just “an almost complete boondoggle.” That’s the stark diagnosis that emerged during an hour-long conversation Canary Media hosted…

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Three new species of frogs found nestled in Madagascar’s pandan trees

Scientists have described three new frog species that dwell exclusively in the spiky leaves of pandan trees in Madagascar’s eastern rainforests. Lead researcher Hugh Gabriel, from the Technical University of Braunschweig in Germany, described the frogs’ sounds as “soft clicks that sound like rain falling on leaves.” And he would know. Gabriel and his team […]

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How Sea Otters Are Protecting the California Coast Against Climate Change

California sea otters were nearly hunted to extinction in the 19th century, with only a small number surviving along the central coast. As otters rebounded, a natural experiment unfolded. Scientists could see the ways that otters shape California’s kelp forests and marshland. Two new studies reveal how otters are safeguarding these coastal areas against worsening climate change.

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