In the race to pull carbon from the air, did rocks just overtake trees?
Plants and animals are fast, ephemeral carbon sinks. Rocks are permanent and slow. But with some human help, geology is starting to speed up.
Plants and animals are fast, ephemeral carbon sinks. Rocks are permanent and slow. But with some human help, geology is starting to speed up.
Simple stories pack a persuasive punch, but they might be stifling our climate creativity
Fossil fuel companies made the modern world. The challenge now is remaking themselves.
Can we bury our CO2 problem at the bottom of the ocean?
Is now the moment for wartime-level investment in technologies that suck carbon out of thin air?
Most seafood is more climate-friendly than its terrestrial counterparts. But the latest controversies run deeper than simply wild-caught vs farmed.
The science linking wildlife conservation to carbon sequestration is open for debate
E-bikes are now preventing (a lot) more emissions than all the Teslas in the world
Will recent climate victories in the courtroom actually lead to steeper emission cuts?