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Made of common, inexpensive, and non-toxic materials, an algae-powered battery could be a sustainable option for powering electronics
Researchers identified policy tweaks to prevent decarbonization efforts from harming households and small businesses
A new study puts some numbers on what would constitute a climate-friendly recovery package
A new study finds that a primary culprit has been rising gas prices—spurring denser development in communities across the country.
Distributing carbon tax revenues on an equal-per-capita basis would reduce the number of people living in extreme poverty worldwide by 6 million
Dynamic windows could do double duty in sustainable building design, cooling and powering at the same time.
The formula, which calls for a combination efficiency technology and peak load management, could eliminate need for one third of US coal and natural gas power plants
Thinking about apocalypse, like thinking about one’s own death, is not something that most of us have much enthusiasm for
Researchers found that just one cubic meter of seawater has the same cooling energy as a solar farm the size of 68 football fields—or 21 wind turbines.