Welsh Coal Mines Could Heat Homes of the Future with Water from Disused Pits
Discover how Welsh coal mines can be the future of sustainably heated homes. How can mining water turn into a renewable heat source? Find out here.
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Discover how Welsh coal mines can be the future of sustainably heated homes. How can mining water turn into a renewable heat source? Find out here.
As climate change is making heat waves more common around the world, including here in Connecticut, understanding this question is becoming more important. Cold-water fish like trout have a strategy for surviving extreme heat—moving into thermal refuges. Thermal refuges are areas in a river where colder water discharges into warmer stream water, creating a "cold-water patch." This can be caused by groundwater seeping into the stream at certain locations or even when a smaller, well-shaded stream joins a larger river, creating a plume of colder water.
The escape of thousands of fish from a farm in Iceland puts at risk the salmon's local population. Read more here.