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Flowchart detailing a research methodology for urban water management. The process starts with Data Collection and Processing, which includes study area data, environmental conditions, and hydrological simulation. Next, the Methodology phase involves designating various Grey-Green infrastructure scenarios and performing a Cost-Benefit Analysis considering construction costs against benefits like runoff control, water supply, and environmental regulation. Finally, the Result Analysis stage selects standard scenarios using SWMM model simulation based on water control efficiency, then performs Payback Period and Net Present Value analyses to arrive at a comprehensive Cost-Benefit Assessment.

BY Jack Smith |
News, Science

Sponge Cities: Beijing’s Blueprint for Urban Resilience

Rows of server racks with blue indicator lights in a modern data center, facing a large window overlooking a green field and blue sky. The room features exposed ceiling ducts and a dark, reflective floor.

BY Jack Smith |
News, Science

Greening AI: The Drive for Sustainable Technology

A man in a suit signs a document at a podium displaying "CUTTING UTILITY BILLS. CUTTING POLLUTION." while surrounded by a group of men and women in business attire.

BY Jack Smith |
General, News

California’s Green Energy Balancing Act

Textured illustration of a dark, speckled orb floating above a light grey bowl, from which wavy white lines and dots ascend. The foreground shows stylized dark hills with teal arcs and orange circles, with teal leaves in the background.

BY Jack Smith |
News, Science

Coffee: A Catalyst for Climate Action

BY Jack Smith |
News, Science

UW AI Breakthrough Transforms Climate Science

Stylized graphic with the word "REVOLUTION" in white on a dark gray, chevron-shaped barrier. Green radiating signal waves emanate from the barrier on a dark blue background.

BY Jack Smith |

Trump Halts Revolution Wind Project

Large yellow pipeline being lowered into a muddy trench by multiple construction machines in a cleared forest path, with workers overseeing the operation.

BY Jack Smith |

New England’s Pipeline Debate

Large, multi-colored map of the United States on a wall with states in various shades of blue, red, purple, green, and yellow. Below it on a table is a rectangular, gridded map displaying the US states with similar color coding.

BY Jack Smith |

Strategic Solar: Maximizing Climate Impact

BY Jack Smith |
News, Science

New Mexico’s Hydrogen Plan for Clean Energy

A white lightning bolt splits two green shapes of the African continent, which are flanked by dark gray hexagonal patterns and connected by four dark circular nodes.

BY Jack Smith |
News

Green Hydrogen: Europe’s African Challenge

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