All posts by Daniel T Cross
Tibor Krausz, who writes under the penname Daniel T Cross, is an experienced writer and editor who has worked for several prominent newspapers and magazines worldwide, including The Christian Science Monitor, The Washington Post, The National Post, The Guardian, The Jerusalem Report, The South China Morning Post, The Bangkok Post and The Sydney Morning Herald. As a journalist, he has covered numerous environmental issues in depth
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Converting hydro-dams into solar farms would be a ‘boon’ to the US
Scientists estimated that 529,885 ha of PVs would be needed to replace the generation of all 2,603 hydro-dams in the US.
EVs are coming, but what will power them?
Making cars electric is the easy part. In order for electric vehicles to be truly green, they will also have to be powered by clean energy.
Wind power has yet to come into its own in Europe
The continent could produce more than 100 times the amount of energy it currently produces from onshore windfarms.
Dying northern white rhinos may yet make it
The fate of critically endangered northern white rhinos lies in the laboratory.
Our effects on the oceans have yet to make themselves truly felt
The oceans absorb excess heat and carbon from the atmosphere, but they do so at a cost to themselves.
The closer sharks live to us, the worse off they are
Proximity to people rarely benefits most species, least of all marine predators like sharks.