The Latest Breaking News from Environment

North Carolina's landscape is shaped by both its natural beauty and its rapidly growing communities, creating an environment where bicycles have become a common mode of transportation for recreation, commuting, and fitness. From the mountain trails of the west to the expanding greenways in cities like Raleigh, Charlotte, and Durham,…

Intel and imec demonstrate the first 300-mm, fab-compatible integration of contacts and gate stacks for 2D transistors, marking a critical step in turning long-studied 2D materials from lab experiments into a realistic future option for high-volume logic manufacturing.

In an era of accelerating climate change, architects and urban designers can no longer rely solely on intuition to build and shape the physical environment.

Choosing the right learning environment in the early years can shape a child’s confidence, curiosity, and long-term academic resilience.

As climate change profoundly alters ecosystems in North America, a small parasite is wreaking havoc: the winter tick. This tick, now more prevalent due to milder environmental conditions, is severely affecting the winter survival of young moose in eastern Canada.

Quagga mussels originate from Eastern Europe and can threaten native animals and plants.

Entrepreneurship has always been a dynamic pursuit, but today’s rapidly changing world presents challenges and opportunities unlike any previous era. Globalization, technological advancement, and shifts in consumer expectations are redefining the rules of business. Entrepreneurs are no longer simply builders of products or services—they are architects of experiences, creators of…

The future of business is no longer being shaped by long term roadmaps or traditional management styles. Instead, it is being driven by leaders who are agile, emotionally intelligent, and unafraid to rethink old assumptions. Markets shift in real time, customers evolve faster than ever, and technology continually reshapes what…

An amber rain warning, indicating a possible danger to life, is in effect for parts of Wales, with 50mm to 80mm of rain forecast widely and nearly 100mm in some areas. The amber warning, active from 3am to 9pm on Monday, predicts likely flooding for homes and businesses, potential isolation…