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Part of Iowa Will Go Dark in the Middle of a Summer Day
For the first time in nearly 100 years, a total solar eclipse will be seen from the Pacific to Atlantic Oceans this summer. Here's where you can see it in Iowa.
How to Hang Interior Shutters
Keep out winter's chilly winds or summer's oppressive heat with these easy-to-install architectural features
What Does Dark Energy Mean for the Fate of the Universe?
A mysterious dark energy dating back to the dawn of the universe could be poised to rip it apart.
How a new source of water is helping reduce conflict in the Middle East
Scientists and others look to desalination as a way to unite longtime adversaries in a common cause.
Why the Middle East should balance both green and traditional energy finance
Energy financiers should strike a balance between investing in fossil fuels and green energy to help the region successfully transition and meet its clean energy goals
Is there a dark energy particle?
A theoretical particle that adapts to its surroundings could explain the accelerating expansion of our universe.
How One Nonprofit Is Bringing Attention To World Water Day
663 million people worldwide lack access to safe, clean water. But the nonprofit Charity: Water is trying to fix that.
Windowless? How to Make a Dark Room Brighter
Living in a small apartment can have a dark side — literally. If your apartment has few or small or just a few windows, use these tips to brighten it up.
How hauling icebergs could help sustain the world’s thirstiest regions
A Middle Eastern firm plans to tow icebergs northward so they can be turned into vast amounts of drinking water.
What Is Dark Energy? Physicists Aren't Even Sure
Dark energy makes up almost 70% of our universe and is believed to be the reason the universe is expanding. Yet very, very little is known about it. To figure out what we do know — and what it could tell us about the fate of the universe, we talked to astrophysicist Sarafina Nance. She studies cosmology, a field that looks at the origin and development of the universe.
Who Will Serve the World's Missing Middle?
Diesel generators are the world's most ubiquitous distributed energy technology - they're also ripe for displacement. Around the world a growing number of distributed clean energy technology start-ups have aimed their sights at ending energy poverty by serving a vast untapped market - the 1.2 billion un-electrified people around the world.
Why do developers prefer dark theme in code editors?
Answer (1 out of 13): Definitely to save ones eyes from becoming sore. It might not be so bad when you're a part-timer or hobbyist, but after a few years of coding daily the brightness can take a toll on your eyes. Years ago I used to have to sit in the dark listening to ...
What Was It Like When Dark Energy First Took Over The Universe?
For billions of years, dark energy couldn't have been detected. Now, it's everywhere we look.
Can the Middle East solve its water problem?
The world's most water-scarce region needs to take critical action to narrow the gap between water supply and demand, according to a recent World Bank report.
Mix one part Green New Deal with one part polar vortex
The system that provides electricity and heat for millions could change drastically; utility plans will leave customers out in the cold.
Energy Saving Techniques: Part 2
You’ve done the “low-hanging fruit” energy saving items for your building, but want to do more. What comes next? See below for some more ideas on how to save on your energy bills. Interior Lighti…
Implement Energy Efficiency Measures, Part III
Monitoring energy cost shouldn’t be a first or last step, but a continuous action.
