The two big electrification tools are not delivering on emissions, researchers say. Countries need to prioritize renewables, ...

China’s unprecedented fishing ban is reversing years of biodiversity loss in the Yangtze, raising questions about the ...

According to a comprehensive modeling study, the climate benefits of contrail avoidance depend on speed, not perfection ...

Specially designed efficient catalysts are at the heart of a reactor that makes sustainable aviation fuels from methane-rich ...

Nearly a million minutes of recorded sound suggest that paying people to protect forests can restore the complex acoustic signatures of biodiversity.

Thousands of computer simulations show that concrete slabs and beams from demolished buildings can be reused rather than downcycled, aiding the effort to decarbonize the building industry.

Wheat straw and rice husks already appear in niche construction products. A new study explores the global climate effects if they went mainstream.

Against the backdrop of Arctic warming, polar bears in Norway’s far north are gaining fat and feeding on new prey—a testament to their adaptability.

Researchers have made a fascinating discovery that the place rainfall derives from—the land or the sea—has huge bearing on how well crops will grow. Rain arising from the ocean, they found, is more ...

After water, concrete is the most-used material in the world. And now, researchers have given this ubiquitous building material super powers. A Massachusetts Institute of Technology team has found a ...

Researchers have developed a new chemical process transforms plastic waste into an effective carbon capture material. The method works with polyethylene terephthalate (PET), the ubiquitous clear ...