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To state that we have not only managed to avoid day zero this year but we can also safely get through the summer of 2019. [chiwetel] water flowed back into the rivers, the dams filled up, cape town had been saved but for how long . [anthony] to simply assume that the next rain is going to suddenly wash all your problems away is, in my view, suicidal. Unfortunately, the day zero debate only focuses on, on water for baths, water for toilets, water for drinking, water for showers. Domestic water. Thats not the significant water. Theres water for the economy. Theres water to sustain jobs. Theres w...

UD-led study shows the unexpected expansion of rare earth element mining activities in Myanmar-China border region

Pro: Scientists Account for UHI in Their Measurements These images from the NASA/USGS satellite Landsat show the cooling effects of plants on New York City’s heat. On the left, areas of the map that are dark green have dense vegetation. Notice how these regions match up with the dark purple regions—those with the coolest temperatures—on

A street fan provides relief on a hot summer day in New York City. Stephen Chernin/Getty ImagesSpend time in a city in summer and you can feel the urban heat rising from the pavement and radiating from buildings. Cities are generally hotter than surrounding rural areas, but even within cities, some residential neighborhoods get dangerously warmer than others just a few miles away. Within these “micro-urban heat islands,” communities can experience heat wave conditions well before officials decla

Sydney, Australia (SPX) May 19, 2023 - Australian space tech startup Arlula reports it has raised AUD$2.2 million (USD$1.5 million) to expand access to Earth Observation (EO) data and imagery, allowing individuals, small businesses and l