Anthropocene https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html 3 column home page June 2019 Magenta solar panels may be agrivoltaics’ cleverest trick yet Could dirty, salty wastewater quench data center thirst? Researchers have made wallpaper that generates power from indoor humidity Scientists built a soundtrack to lure baby corals to their cyborg reef How AI chatbots may be talking people out of climate action The green revolution may be turning purple Classroom Resources: Chasing Rainbows Go big or go small . . . what’s the smart solar power play? Can you hear it? That’s the sound of a successful rainforest recovery program. Do coyotes thrive in cities more than in the wild? Solar panels have (another) surprising side effect: Stopping dust storms in their tracks In Print From sundae to solvents: Chemists find a way to recycle mountains of industrial ice cream waste Clothes that cool you, warm you—and make power as you move Inside the $100M AI bet to track wildlife across the Amazon in real time Conservation Magazine Archive How earlier toilet training could help stem the tide of plastic waste More than half of rare species need intensive, hands-on help to ward off extinction Thinking like a footloose wolf might be recipe for land conservation success Classroom Resources: Identity Crisis A 100-year-old freezer rule has a hidden climate cost Engineers just mapped a narrow path to greener flying What’s the better bargain, protecting a rainforest or regrowing it? To fight wildfires and climate change, scientists say: Don’t burn debris, bury it. Classroom Resources: Green Aftershocks Classroom Resources: Virginity Lost Could market forces be harnessed to rescue habitat worldwide? Some scientists think so. Wildlife is deeply embedded in sports culture. Therein lies a conservation opportunity. Classroom Resources: Finding Genes That Fit Classroom Resources: Evolutionary Tinkering Classroom Resources: Not So Silent Spring Classroom Resources: Conservation and Poverty Classroom Resources: Do Trees Grow on Money? A memo from the year 2050 Classroom Resources: Bringing the Green Back Researchers had a hunch about how to solve the climate problem caused by wastewater treatment The humble tree hole turns out to be a remarkable climate refuge What happens to the world’s farms if everyone eats less meat? Politicians vastly overestimate opposition to climate action Scientists made an ultra-black wool. And it turns saltwater into drinking water Frequently Asked Questions About Us Why less steel and concrete isn’t the same as more sustainable Scientists develop a plastic that can be turned into fertilizer Building codes are holding back low-carbon concrete. A new study shows why. In a first, probiotics helped real coral survive a real heatwave The fix for EV battery waste isn’t recycling. It’s geography. Is climate persuasion a fool’s errand? Small farms make up almost half of all agricultural land on the planet