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New solar cells produce electricity indoors
New solar cells produce electricity indoors
The devices efficiently harvest artificial light, and could charge electronics and wearables. They can also generate electricity on cloudy days.
Coffee is threatened by climate change. But there may be a ‘robust’ solution
Coffee is threatened by climate change. But there may be a ‘robust’ solution
Coffea arabica dominates global coffee production, but its cousin Coffea robusta may be the better bet against climate change.
Researchers transform wood waste into wood ink for 3D printing. . . more wood
Researchers transform wood waste into wood ink for 3D printing. . . more wood
For now, they’s used their plastic-free ink to make tiny furniture; in the future, they envision printing architecturally designed wood structures that have texture, smell, and strength of natural wood.
Engineers put new spin on capturing carbon from the oceans
Engineers put new spin on capturing carbon from the oceans
Membranes are used today to remove carbon dioxide from power plant exhaust; could they be put to use in the ocean?
The underappreciated importance of wildlife in restoring tropical forests
The underappreciated importance of wildlife in restoring tropical forests
A new study on the topic uncovered some surprises, such as the leading role of flightless mammals in spreading rainforest seeds.
An amazing conservation success story started with digging holes and filling them with water
An amazing conservation success story started with digging holes and filling them with water
To help ailing amphibians, Swiss authorities built more than 400 ponds across a state half the size of Rhode Island. Over two decades, it worked.
Tiny device could aid large-scale carbon storage
Tiny device could aid large-scale carbon storage
Lab-on-a-chip reveals how chemical reactions with the gas unfold in rocks at very high time and scale resolutions
The Climate Parables
The Climate Parables
Climate fiction with a positive twist: tales of how we succeeded in harnessing new technology and science to work with nature, rather than against it.