Creating a sustainable human age we actually want to live in.
It’s a quick, safe and relatively simple way to save up to 16 percent of fuel burned on transoceanic flights while the industry waits for biofuels and electric craft
Fast, low-cost species identification could make species protection far more precise
To protect nature, should we try to change people’s values — or should we work within existing value systems, seeking pragmatic rather than radical transformations?
A team of 200+ scientists ran a first test to see whether the new IUCN green list, which focuses on recovery, actually helps conservation efforts.
A new material to capture carbon dioxide comes from a surprising green source: spruce cones.
Mayors are right to be concerned about the effects of climate change on their cities. They’re also right to think they can do something to mitigate its effects.
China could cut its national emissions by 30 percent if its cities’ top polluters cleaned up their acts and slashed carbon emissions, researchers shows in a study published in Science Advances. Tackling city-level emissions would be an effective way for countries to meet their Paris agreement goals to curb global warming.
It reduces plastic packaging waste, cuts storage space, shrinks the carbon footprint of transportation—and tastes great
200+ of the world’s senior economists make the case for a green coronavirus recovery
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