It certainly doesn't seem like anyone in charge has any ideas about how to stop climate change, so let's open it up to everyone. A crowdsourcing project from MIT has found the best solutions from the rest of us--like personal rapid ...READ»
The insane weather and changing elements are making food production more difficult. A look at what you'll be eating this week is a tour of flood, famine, and drought.READ»
The Mongolian capital is paying millions to naturally freeze extra ice in the winter that can help cool the city in the summer. Will this be a geoengineering project that actually gets off the ground?READ»
As another major climate denier sees the light, you now have more information at your disposal to draw your own conclusions about climate change and differences in weather patterns. It's all in the data.READ»
New research into just how hot it was on Earth 60 million years ago--and what that heat did to the planet--isn't a vision of doom for the future. But it should give us some warning about where we're headed: to a planetary sauna.READ»
The Swedish arm of Danish megafirm C. F. Møller Architects has announced plans to build the “world’s most complete indoor ski park” in Sweden. Cool! But wait, what does that even mean?
C. F. Møller’s Julian Weyer clarifies ...READ»
Like China has done in the past, the U.S is sacrificing public health for rapid economic development. But we should really be emulating the way China does things today.READ»
Say goodbye to haddock and cod--climate change off the European coast could trigger cold-loving fish to be replaced by new, warmth-loving species.READ»
What's a concerned citizen to do? In an effort to reduce the amount of water the state imports, it's now producing an incredibly powerful greenhouse gas while it cleans its wastewater.READ»
The future may seem far away and out of reach, but we're already experiencing many of the benefits of technological advances that will make our cities liveable and sustainable homes. You just have to know where to look. READ»
That the world's population is cramming into cities at a rapid pace has countless environmental benefits. A big one is that as people urbanize, we chop down fewer trees.READ»
A Brazilian project called ADAPTA will put hundreds of species from the Amazon in conditions that mimic what the world will be like after years of climate change. The mission: to see which animals adapt and which will need our help to survive.READ»
Living in a world of limited resources, Afghanistan is forced to conserve in ways we would never imagine in America. Maybe our two countries can work together?READ»
Clean power from the Earth used to use a lot of water. But a new discovery means that water can be replaced with CO2, which gets left in the ground and doesn't alter the climate.READ»
