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A tantalizing new breed of climate-friendly crops never need replanting By Emma Bryce Disguised within an ordinary-looking bowl of pasta before me is a brand new ingredient, 20-years in the making, that many believe...
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Geothermal Power Anywhere
Redfern insists that Eavor will eventually turn its attention to hotter environments where power is the priority. In Sonoma, California, the company signed an agreement last year to explore ways to expand the power generation at The Geysers, a collection of 18 traditional geothermal plants that together produce more than 600 megawatts of electricity—enough to power every home in …
Chemists have made the best carbon capture material yet
5 days ago · As hurricanes, droughts, and wildfires get more intense, it is increasingly clear that combating climate change will need every tool we have in our belt. One of those is capturing carbon dioxide (CO 2) from air. Researchers at the University of …
How humans could help butterflies outrun global warming
6 days ago · Each year, hundreds of millions of monarch butterflies over several generations find their way to the high mountains of central Mexico. There, they overwinter by clinging to the branches of the sacred fir tree Abies religiosa in massive blankets of fluttering orange and black.. This migration miracle is threatened as global warming in the coming decades pushes …
Can we keep producing more food in a warmer world?
2 days ago · 3. Change will be dirty at first but could get cleaner. A dmittedly, some of the most powerful solutions to low yields are fossil fuel-intensive, particularly increasing the use of fertilizers and pesticides. Farmers in Sub-Saharan Africa currently use 100 times less fertilizers than those in richer countries. There are plans afoot to develop lower-carbon fertilizers, but these will take …
Could this be the environmental cure for our Styrofoam woes?
Oct 24, 2024 · The Earth’s vast oceans have become a dumping ground for the plastic waste that humans generate. Every year, anywhere from 4.8 to 12.7 million tons of plastic enter the oceans, according to some estimates.. Replacing traditional plastics with those that degrade in the ocean would reduce harm to marine animals and the environment.And now, scientists at the Wood …