Scientists agree that we’re going to need to build machines to suck carbon from the sky to stave off the worst impacts of climate change—but there are a lot of challenges for this new industry in the coming decades, including figuring out how to make the technology more effective. A discovery from a team of…
Those of you who who sit up at night fretting about how American financial institutions are getting too damn woke, don’t worry: Your champion has arrived, and he’s gunning for the 2024 GOP presidential nomination.
Most carbon credit schemes, where real-world pollution is traded for theoretical emissions reductions, are at least borderline bullshit.
In case you haven’t noticed, things are getting a little bit desperate when it comes to climate change.
We can chalk up another victory for food scientists this month as Toronto-based New School Foods debuted a plant-based salmon alternative that
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Nearly all of the coal plants operating in the U.S. are now more expensive to keep online than it would be to build entirely new renewable energy facilities in their stead, according to a new analysis by Energy Innovation, an energy and policy firm. The analysis found that 99% of U.S.
