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Researchers show how consumer eco-consciousness can trigger discounts on inefficient products, canceling the gains shoppers thought they’d locked in.
New research links the spread of white-nose syndrome to higher municipal bond yields—and points to a novel way for investors to make money by saving wildlife.
Inspired by the filter feeding mechanisms of basking sharks and manta rays, a startup called Cleanr has developed a filter that traps over 90% of microplastics released in each wash cycle.
A new study upends assumptions about old organizations as incapable of change—and younger ones having a “greenness” native to their era of environmental concern.
By charging up battery cars where renewable energy is cheap and delivering the power to where it’s needed, this startup thinks railroads could break the clean energy transmission logjam.
Even people who buy things for a living struggle to identify sustainable products—underscoring how complex the sustainability certification landscape has become
Decarbonization is a long game with a shifting line-up of players—and funds
They’re betting that they can take the cost out of nuclear power—and solve it’s waste problem — by putting small reactors a mile underground.
Data centers’ thirst for energy looms as the next big climate provocation