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Artificial intelligence could help farmers water only the thirsty plants
The next great agricultural revolution is here.
More electric cars means more mining, but recycling could help minimize the impact
Experts call for recycling EV batteries to meet the growing demand for lithium and cobalt.
Steak made from insect meat? Yum!
One scientist’s quest to turn lab-grow insect protein into burgers and bratwursts.
Snow might be the next clean energy source
Two scientists have developed a device that captures the electrical charge from falling snow.
Humans fueled last summer’s deadly heat
Why summer 2018 saw wildfires, power outages, and buckling roads and railways.
The hidden fish keeping coral reefs alive
See the unsung heroes of the sea.
Plastics are hurting the planet in another unexpected way
Production of the stuff is on pace to become more damaging than 600 coal-fired power plants.
Meet the ‘Oyster Wench’—a single mom fighting pollution with the power of clams and kelp
“Women could be the architects of the blue economy.”
Rainy days make everything worse—even restaurant reviews
Cloudy with a chance of lousy meatballs
Tropical forests could soon lose their ‘enchanted mist’
Global warming will deprive tropical mountain forests in Central and South America and the Caribbean of their iconic clouds.