ImpactHenrik Stiesdal helped create wind power as we know it. Will he usher in its next chapter?Legendary inventor Henrik Stiesdal played a key role in starting the clean energy revolution. Now he has his sights set on the deep seas.
TechSatellites zoom in on cities’ hottest neighborhoods to help combat the urban heat island effectThe hottest neighborhoods are typically low-income and often have predominantly Black or Hispanic residents.
ImpactAs fertilizer prices soar, farmers should adopt more sustainable ways of growing cropsIt’s time to switch to farming practices that reduce or forgo synthetic fertilizers, and biological products that substitute for harsher chemical inputs.
ImpactNations are pledging to create ocean preserves. How do those promises add up?Today, some marine-protected areas offer significant protection for fish and other sea life, but others exist mainly on paper.
ImpactSouth Africa wants to give every resident free broadband. Can it pull that off?Broadband has long symbolized South Africa’s alarming wealth gap, as 7.5 million low-income South Africans are paying 80 times more than others for internet.
Impact‘The Longest Shift’ highlights essential workers who kept Los Angeles runningA new photography exhibition, open through August 21, showcases the Black and Latinx workers who kept L.A. afloat during the pandemic.
ImpactThis group let public housing residents decide how the city should fix their apartmentsPublic housing residents are often ignored when their buildings undergo redevelopment. The Chelsea Working Group—a winner of Fast Company’s 2022 World Changing Ideas Awards—let residents be involved, a first for the New York City Housing Authority.