The scars of bottom trawling are still visible on seamounts in Chile’s Juan Fernández Archipelago, even 25 years after the fishing practice took place in the area, according to a new study. In
Modern conservation is often traced to the establishment of Yellowstone National Park in the U.S. in 1872. In Sweden, a similar milestone came with the founding of Sarek National Park in 1909, partly
Thirteen beluga whales, part of a pod of about 30 that were left languishing in a shuttered Canadian theme park, arrived in the U.S. The first transfer of six whales happened on July
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Image art by Jeremiah Karpowicz via Gemini For decades, affordability, safety, and reliability were seen as the three-legged stool that defined the priorities for utilities of all sizes. Affordability is something that’s come
The US Department of Energy (DOE) has closed a US$489.4 million loan to Amanecer Puerto Rico, a subsidiary of developer Pattern Energy to support Puerto Rico’s electric grid.
What to expect as we approach next Wednesday’s total solar eclipse. It’s almost show time. We’re just a few days away now, from the only total solar eclipse of 2026. While eclipses are
The German regulator BNetzA’s latest draft decision on grid fees from 4 August 2029 onwards still leaves uncertainty for energy storage project business cases.
DraftKings reported weaker second-quarter revenue even as more customers placed bets and used its platform. Favorable sports results for bettors and heavier promotional spending to attract new users reduced the online gambling company’s
The Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario has fined Betty Gaming Ltd. C$120,000 after determining weaknesses in the company’s age-verification and player eligibility systems let underage users access its Betty.ca online gambling platform.
