Category: Outdoor Practices

Painting roofs white to reflect sunlight is being touted as a promising solution to reducing the “heat island effect” in cities. However, according to a new study, this practice may lead to worse conditions in surrounding regions. The researchers say their study “challenges conventional wisdom” by showing how the practice “can actually cause temperatures to… Continue reading Study results show that white roofs can worsen heat in neighboring areas

Associated Press BAKU, Azerbaijan (AP) — About 85 million people in Nigeria lack access to electricity. But large solar projects that could improve this situation fail. Developers are struggling to obtain funding for new projects and connect them to a woefully inadequate power grid. Sales of solar lights and chargers have grown rapidly and are… Continue reading Nigerians are pushing for solar jobs and electricity – with little success

As the world grapples with the increasing impacts of climate change, countries like Pakistan are on the front lines, bearing the brunt of extreme weather events, rising temperatures and resource depletion. By prioritizing innovation in agriculture, energy and urban planning, Pakistan can address its climate vulnerabilities while promoting growth and improving the quality of life… Continue reading Climate smart solutions

DETROIT (WXYZ) — The Environmental Protection Agency is providing $20 million to churches across Detroit to help disadvantaged communities tackle environmental projects ranging from reducing pollution to preparing for extreme weather emergencies. Over 15 houses of worship emphasized that these efforts are part of their ministry – helping their brothers and sisters and being good… Continue reading $20 million will be donated to Detroit houses of worship to serve the community and the environment

Two European satellites were recently launched on a mission that will include: simulated total solar eclipse. The European Space Agency (ESA) launched the satellites on December 5 from southern India aboard an Indian-built rocket. ESA says its Proba-3 mission aims to demonstrate this precision Formation flying capabilities as the two satellites fly together at a… Continue reading Europe launches mission to simulate solar eclipse

Stadiums of the 2034 World Cup in Riyadh The 2034 World Cup, to be held in Saudi Arabia in 2034, will be held in 15 stadiums (one more than required by FIFA), spread across five venues, FIFA President Gianni Infantino announced on Wednesday, December 11 are: Riyadh, Jeddah, Al Khobar, Abha and Neomwith Riyadh being… Continue reading Saudi Arabia unveils most futuristic stadiums for 2034 World Cup (I)

The San Bernardino City Council has approved $13,792,332.00 for the renovation of Seccombe Lake Park, including a $10.5 million construction contract to Landscape Support Services of North Hollywood, California. The project is intended to revitalize the park with new amenities and restore and improve existing infrastructure. “The improvements at Seccombe Lake Park have taken several… Continue reading City of San Bernardino approves $13.8 million redevelopment of Seccombe Lake Park

Linda Velazquez of Greenroofs.com writes: Our monthly newsletter for December 2024 is now available. So find out about the latest activities and ways to get in touch with us here! Christmas greetings and green wishes for 2025! Our community remembers and supports our colleagues who are still suffering from the combined disasters of climate extremes,… Continue reading Our newsletter for December 2024 is here: Christmas greetings and green wishes for 2025! + more…

If superflares are comparable to celestial temper tantrums, our sun could get angry more often than previously thought, a researcher says report in the diary Science. A superflare, defined as a solar storm that releases over an octillion joules of energy in a short period of time, manifests itself in the data as a short,… Continue reading Violent solar storms can rage across the universe approximately every 100 years

Trump Names NYSE Bell Time Magazine's 2024 Person of the Year | N18G Donald Trump will ring the opening bell of the New York Stock Exchange on December 12, coinciding with his selection as Time Magazine's 2024 Person of the Year. The ringing of the bell, a prestigious tradition to mark the start of the… Continue reading Stock Market & Stock Market News, Business & Financial News, Sensex, Nifty, Global Market, NSE, BSE Live IPO News