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What is the cheapest route to climate-neutral aviation: carbon capture or new fuels?
A new study lays out the conditions needed for expensive but environmentally promising synthetic fuels to provide the best ...
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A new fungal battery can be tossed in the compost to biodegrade
Using fungi, cellulose, and carbon, researchers 3D printed small batteries, that can be stored dry and later activated with ...
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What would happen if climate fees for food moved from political conversation to policy?
Taking Germany as their test case, researchers calculated that it would not only slash emissions but also generate an €8.2 ...
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What might sports look like in a warming world?
If you like home runs, you’ll love climate change. As the temperature rises, air resistance goes down. Researchers at ...
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Does it work when private groups manage national parks in some of the world’s poorest countries?
New research suggests the answer is yes. Logging rates are dramatically lower where governments in Sub-Saharan Africa partner ...
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Old trees “remember” plentiful water. Youth with less memory might survive a drier world.
Let the best of Anthropocene come to you. A life of luxury probably isn’t the best preparation for hardship. Soft, manicured hands are likely to blister after a day chopping wood. The same is ...
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Building materials designed to store CO2 could be the key to meeting global climate targets
Instead of costly and risky strategies for carbon storage, researchers wondered just how much storage potential the built ...