Not yet. Scientists modeled renewable-powered “plant factories” and found they could meet China’s entire vegetable demand ...

Researchers in Denmark have found a way to recover toxic arsenic from groundwater and repurpose it into a valuable material ...

Let the best of Anthropocene come to you. The world’s 250 largest oil and gas companies are responsible for less than 1.5% of renewable energy generation worldwide, according to a new analysis. The ...

The big bad wolf is really a scaredy cat. While wolves’ reputation as fearsome predators makes them the stuff of old legends and modern polemics, at least one animal will prompt them to turn tail: ...

There’s a ubiquitous crop that slurps up unsustainable quantities of water, gets doused in chemicals and fertilizers to maintain its growth—and yet doesn’t provide us with any food. This crop is ...

Using wood-derived materials, researchers showcase the potential of making eco-friendly yet high-functioning electronics ...

For electric car users, minimizing costs of charging and minimizing emissions are in conflict, a new analysis reveals. For car-share users, it can be even more difficult to align charging times with ...

A cup of tea can recharge you after a long, tiring day. Tea might also be just what spent batteries need to rejuvenate. In a new study, researchers have used natural compounds that they extract from ...

Let the best of Anthropocene come to you. Desert farmers may have found an unexpected ally in a tropical fruit: the pineapple. Researchers at Abu Dhabi’s Khalifa University have transformed pineapple ...

A circular construction industry could prevent substantial greenhouse gas emissions and unlock up to $3 billion of economic growth for New York State, researchers from Cornell University write in a ...