Heat Pumps Now Outsell Gas Furnaces Across Much of Europe
Heat pumps now outsell gas furnaces in much of Europe as households chase lower running costs and cleaner heat, though installer shortages still bite.
Desalination and the Hard Problem of Water Scarcity
Desalination is expanding as water scarcity bites on several continents, offering reliable supply at a price, with energy and brine problems attached.
iPhone Stuck on the Apple Logo? Here Is What To Do
Few sights are as discouraging as an iPhone frozen on the Apple logo, stuck in a boot loop, or sitting
The Gulf Has Not Healed: Marine Life Keeps Falling
The cameras left the Gulf of Mexico years ago. The science did not. A new study examining long-run survey data has found that marine life in the Gulf declined dramatically in…
Portugal Ban Ronaldo for 30 Days After Walkout Row
Even by the dramatic standards of Cristiano Ronaldo’s career, this is a striking development: a 30-day suspension following his walkout on Portugal, removing the national…
Europe’s Silent Killer: The Evidence That Warming Drives Most Heat Deaths
Attribution research now links human-caused climate change to more than half of heat-related deaths in European cities. We examine the evidence and its meaning.
The Gut-Brain Axis in Dogs: What Your Pet’s Microbiome Reveals About Behaviour
Canine microbiota-gut-brain research is revealing how the microbes in a dog’s gut influence anxiety, sociability and learning — with lessons for human disorders too.
Handling Interrupted Sessions
What to Do After a Disconnect or App Closure Mobile entertainment can be convenient, but convenience should not replace careful checks. A few minutes spent reviewing the interface, instructions,…
Featured: How Open-Source AI Took the Lead in Image Moderation
Featured analysis: an open-source model outscored AWS and Google at NSFW detection for a hundredth of the cost. What it signals for the safety industry.
Featured Analysis: The Bottled Water Habit the World Cannot Kick
Featured analysis of a landmark survey: 15,000 people, 81 countries, and a bottled water habit that survives everything researchers know about plastic.