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Analysis Mar 31, 2026

AI Agent Cracks the Code on Turning CO2 Into Fuel

Tohoku University team uses Catalysis AI Agent to discover universal design principle for copper catalysts that convert carbon dioxide to useful products.

Analysis Mar 30, 2026

NOAA's AI Weather Models Cut Computing by 99% While Improving Forecasts

New AIGFS system delivers 16-day forecasts in 40 minutes using 0.3% of traditional computing resources

Analysis Mar 27, 2026

Zephyrus: An AI Agent That Speaks Climate Science

UC San Diego researchers built an AI that translates plain English questions about weather data into code and answers, aiming to democratize climate research

Analysis Mar 25, 2026

NOAA's AI Weather Models Go Operational, Use 99% Less Computing Power

Three new AI-driven forecast systems dramatically cut energy costs while extending prediction accuracy

Analysis Mar 21, 2026

Big Tech's AI Emissions Are 7x Higher Than They Report

Location-based accounting reveals Apple, Google, Meta, and Microsoft data center emissions are 662% higher than official figures. Here's how the math works.

Analysis Mar 16, 2026

The Real Cost of AI: Data Centers Now Drink as Much Water as 10 Million American Homes

Big Tech signed a ratepayer pledge while their AI infrastructure expands into drought-stricken regions. Here's what the latest numbers show.

Analysis Feb 27, 2026

The Real Cost of AI: Energy Doubles, Water Quadruples, and Tech Giants Miss Their Climate Goals

Data center electricity could reach 945 TWh by 2030. Microsoft's emissions are up 29% since 2020. Here's the latest on AI's environmental footprint.

Analysis Feb 20, 2026

AI Weather Models Go Operational: NOAA and NVIDIA Are Replacing the Supercomputer Era

NOAA's Project EAGLE puts AI forecasts in front of real meteorologists using 99.7% less computing power, while NVIDIA open-sources a full weather prediction stack. The age of physics-only forecasting is ending.

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