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Cruise Ships Face Stricter Emission Rules in 2025
New 2025 regulations designate the Mediterranean as a Sulphur Emission Control Area, requiring cruise ships to use fuel with just 0.1% sulphur content. Combined with EU emissions trading and other measures, these changes will...
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Zero Emission Tram Pilot Launch: A New Era for Public Transport
Zero-emission tram and train pilots launched globally in 2025, with California's hydrogen-powered ZEMU train and Busan's hydrogen tram project leading the transition to sustainable urban transit.
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Japan Issues Tsunami Warning After 7.6 Magnitude Earthquake
A magnitude 7.6 earthquake struck off Japan's coast, triggering tsunami warnings and evacuation orders for 90,000 residents. No abnormalities were reported at Fukushima nuclear plant, but challenges remain for coastal communities.
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Verstappen Proud Despite Losing F1 Title to Norris in Dramatic Finale
Max Verstappen expresses pride despite losing F1 championship to Lando Norris by just 2 points after dramatic Abu Dhabi finale. The Dutch driver reflects on Red Bull's rollercoaster season and looks ahead to 2026 with optimism.
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City Tests Cooling Pavements in High-Risk Heat Zones
Cities are testing reflective cooling pavements to combat urban heat islands, with pilot programs showing temperature reductions of 10-16°F. While effective, maintenance requirements and durability in various climates present...
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Startup Unveils Commercial-Scale Direct Air Capture Plant
Spiritus announces world's first commercial-scale direct air capture plant in Wyoming, targeting 2 megatons annual capacity at under $100/ton. The $30M-funded project uses innovative sorbent technology and combines venture...