France’s Trees Are Going Into “Survival Mode”—and Then Quietly Dying Anyway
France’s heat-and-drought combo is pushing trees into emergency shutdown—saving them for a season, then setting them up for slow decline.
Wild n Chill wants to make survival games relaxing again—co-op, cabins, and a dog
A new “cozy survival” sequel promises cabins, split-screen co-op for four, 11 regions—and a dog to keep you alive. No date yet, Steam only.
Real-Time Catalysts: Robots, Live Chemistry, and the Race to Make Cleaner Fuels
Real-time catalyst research—live measurements, AI-style data methods, and lab robots—aims to speed CO₂-to-fuel chemistry without fooling itself on durability.
Bezos’ New Glenn blows up on the pad—bad timing for NASA’s Moon plans
New Glenn exploded during a Florida ground test, threatening Blue Origin’s launch cadence—and NASA’s already fragile Moon schedule.
“Forever chemical” PFOS may be messing with fish before they even hatch, study warns
PFOS, a PFAS “forever chemical,” may bind to fish blood/liver proteins and disrupt development starting at the embryo stage—before hatch day.
Spain’s Moeve is shipping 44,000 tons of “waste-based” marine fuel to clean up Canary ferries
Moeve (formerly Cepsa) will supply ~44,000 U.S. tons of waste-based marine biofuel to Canary routes through 2025, aiming for big CO2 cuts fast.
