The concept of “heatflation” or heat-driven inflation sheds light on a trend that’s been underway since 1961.

Across the Pacific Northwest, 40 producers, engineers, and scientists are working together to better understand the use of biochar.

A new study confirms that AI can help cut energy grid inefficiencies and lower carbon emissions.

New study shows how climate change is making the world's cities too hot for habitation.

Colossal's plan to bring back the woolly mammoth as a climate mitigation tool might not work out as intended.

CLT is a little-known sustainable building material that can compete with concrete in terms of strength.

Q&A with Inga Foundation founder Mike Hands about the Inga tree's revolutionary potential for sustainable agriculture.

Phytoplankton, a microscopic marine algae is showing promise as a viable carbon capture solution that also yields usable biomass.

Putting solar panels in space could be a game-changer for renewable energy reliability. And it just might happen.

New technology promises a sustainable way to extract water from the air using renewable energy.

The Inga tree represents a revolutionary model for sustainable subsistence agriculture.

A Q&A with Harvard University Rowland Fellow Ye Tao reveals a simple technology to fight climate change that requires immense human capital.

With only water vapor exiting the tailpipe of hydrogen-consuming vehicles, the fuel type has risen as an Earth-friendly alternative.

Solar helps reduce reliance on fossil fuels but can harm wildlife habitat and involves less than environmentally-friendly manufacturing.

Climate action leaders weigh the potential promise and peril of carbon capture technologies.

Researchers in Zurich have developed a new zero-energy technology to capture condensation to boost potable water supplies.

Carbon dioxide, a greenhouse gas that's warming the planet, can help plants grow in actual greenhouses equipped with carbon capture tech.

Concrete is the highest consumed product on Earth after water. The most common building material, concrete imposes a heavy climate toll.

California-based Fiskar Inc. announced plans to develop and produce a climate-neutral vehicle, but it won’t hit the market until 2027.

Fossil fuel industries along Gulf Coast are targeted for carbon sequestration projects.