A new paper offers a roadmap for integrating crop resilience and carbon mitigation into national and global climate ...

Researchers propose a shipboard system combining limestone and seawater to convert CO2 from ship exhaust into highly stable ...

Plastics and climate change an inextricably linked. Plastics are made from petroleum, and nearly every stage of their production creates greenhouse gas emissions. If plastic production and use grow as ...

Green roofs can capture nearly all the microplastic particles that contaminate rainwater in modern cities, according to a new study. The findings add to the list of benefits of green roofs, which have ...

A study found that solar panels boost grassland productivity—with potential benefits for grazers, and for biodiversity—by up ...

Gardeners in northern climates know the power of artificial light. Lamps specially tuned to the needs of plants can give people a head start on the growing season, enabling them to raise their first ...

Some AI prompts result in 50 times more carbon emissions than others, according to a new study. The findings suggest that large language models (LLMs)—the technology behind advanced chatbots and ...

The team has devised a method to produce hydrogen by directly splitting the urea in urine. Urine contains plenty of urea, but it also contains chloride ions, which cause unwanted chemical reactions ...

Close to 2 million metric tons of plastic enters the oceans every year from beaches and waterways, according to The Ocean Cleanup Project. Much of that plastic is single-use beverage bottles, cups, ...

Conservationists in Scotland successfully fed predators—making them so fat and happy that they no longer bothered killing rare birds.

The researchers created a cement paste-like paint composed of a porous calcium silicate hydrate network. The paint replenishes its water supply by absorbing rain and water vapor. And its ...

Cars, factories, and even cows quickly get blame for contributing to climate change. But your smartphone is a fast-growing offender, a new study suggests. Greenhouse gas emissions of the Information ...