After three years showcasing top-level female players, the ESL Impact circuit is shutting down. According to a final announcement from FaceIt, “lack of sustainability” ultimately led to the league’s closure.
Quantum dots fine-tune incoming light for more efficient absorption, while gallium nitride inverters operate faster and cooler. Together, they promise to push the boundaries of solar power far beyond today’s limits.
Johnstown voters are headed back to the polls to settle whether the Greater Johnstown School District should undertake an energy performance contract installing a 2-megawatt solar array. The district will hold a re-vote on the proposal, which aims to harness renewable energy on land behind the high school.
As fall arrives and temperatures begin to drop, gardening opportunities are far from over. According to NHPR’s recent report, autumn offers an inviting window to plant and nurture your garden in ways you might not have considered before.
A French startup is tapping the hidden potential of daisies to gather metals needed for electric vehicle batteries. Researchers suggest this plant-based approach could reduce reliance on traditional mining, offering a cleaner and cheaper way to meet growing EV demand.
Color-coded bins and clear signage are quickly becoming a hallmark of responsible businesses. By rethinking how they handle waste, companies can lower recycling costs, reduce confusion, and show consumers they take sustainability seriously.
The Seattle Seahawks recently showcased their offensive firepower, fulfilling their stated mission in Pittsburgh. Yet, the lasting impact of this success remains uncertain, raising the key question: will it endure?
Canada’s federal Greener Homes Loan once provided interest-free funding of up to $40,000 for energy-efficient home renovations. Its sudden closure has left energy advisers worried about job security, warning that layoffs may soon follow.
Purity Spring Resort in East Madison, NH, recently wrapped up a major stormwater management project in partnership with several local groups. Their collective work focuses on preserving Danforth Bay’s water quality, ensuring the area remains a healthy resource for the community.
A $500,000 investment is bringing modern hydroponic farming to classrooms in Birmingham. Through a partnership with Jones Valley Teaching Farm and NY Sun Works, local schools like Bush Hills STEAM Academy and Minor Elementary School will soon benefit from hands-on agricultural learning.
