A Paint That Changes Colors When Hit. The Uses Are Striking. July 14, 2026 By Fiorenzo Omenetto, Marco Lo Presti, Giulia Guidetti Newswise— Imagine a paint that changes color depending on how hard its surface is hit. It could be used on...
Renewable Energy Remains Cheapest Power Builds as New Gas Plants Get Pricier June 19, 2025 Renewable power like solar and onshore wind is the least expensive and quickest power generation source to deploy in the...
Frequency of Deadly Hurricanes Has Jumped 300% August 23, 2024 New research indicates that what used to be the 100-year hurricane will now happen every 25 years, according to Deep...
US Class Action Settlements Flooded With Fraudulent Claims by Scammers: Reuters May 6, 2024 By Diana Novak Jones Artsana, a maker of child car booster seats, last year agreed to settle claims that it had misled customers about...
How Much Carbon Damage Would Cost Corporations If They Paid For Emissions September 1, 2023 By SETH BORENSTEIN , AP Science Writer The world’s corporations produce so much climate change pollution, it could eat up about 44% of their profits if they...
Reinsurers Expected to Raise Cyber Rates as They Seek to Regain Profitability: S&P September 1, 2023 By L.S. Howard More cyber reinsurance rate increases can be expected as reinsurers seek to regain underwriting profits in their cyber portfolios, according...
Insured Losses From Natural Catastrophes Set to Top $100 Billion for 3rd Year in a Row August 25, 2023 Claims for weather-related incidents are set to exceed $100 billion for the third year in a row, as floods, hail...
Rate Hikes Not Bringing Profit to U.S. Auto Insurers: Fitch August 23, 2023 By Susanne Sclafane Jumps in rates and written premiums did little to move the needle on underwriting profits for U.S. personal auto insurers,...
Space Mirrors, Ocean Fertilization, Cloud Thinning: Weighing Geoengineering Risks May 6, 2022 To slow down the accelerating pace of climate change, scientists are working on radical geoengineering technologies like space mirrors, ocean...
Report Forecasts ‘Above-Normal’ U.S. Wildfire Season, Worse in Drought-Plagued West May 4, 2022 By Don Jergler The U.S. has in store an “above-normal” wildfire season if a prediction out on Wednesday from fire weather experts holds...