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Researchers have turned CO2 into fuel using electricity and bacteria
New route to turn carbon dioxide into fuel is 45 times more efficient and uses 45 times less land than making diesel from ...
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Is there enough land on Earth to feed the world and store carbon?
Let the best of Anthropocene come to you. Land use is one of the best tools we have to lock away tons of carbon dioxide and ...
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Search the web for climate change, and the image you get depends on the country you’re in
And that’s a problem, say researchers who suggest that more accurate depictions of climate change could help drive changes in ...
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Does the road to clean energy run through dirty mines?
Overall, the International Energy Authority estimates that reaching net zero by 2050 could require six times more mineral ...
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Trading cows for forests in a few wealthy countries could deliver huge climate benefits
A new study found that reducing world cattle production by a mere 13% and rewilding select pastures could lock away the ...
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A remarkable new method turns old cooking oil into renewable diesel. No refinery required.
Diesel made from used cooking oil produces fewer carbon emissions than new vegetable oils—and it keeps the grease out of ...
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Scientists uncover new textbook case of human-driven evolution
They show that pace of evolutionary change can be fast—and in some cases it can even be a sign of the resilience of nature.
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Maybe coral reefs aren’t doomed after all, new research finds.
A two-year experiment found that coral reefs could endure in heated water better than expected—with one huge caveat.