An invasive species of tree-killing insect continues to spread across upstate New York
The emerald ash borer continues to spread across upstate New York.
An architecture firm based out of Stockholm is proposing to retrofit one of the city’s towers with millions of energy-generating straws, thereby turning the building into an urban power plant
Stockholm-based architecture firm Belatchew is proposing to retrofit a tower on one of the city's island neighborhoods with 14 new floors and millions…
Some see the results of a new study as a second chance to save the environment
Humanity has a second chance to stop dangerous climate change. Temperature data from the last decade offers an unexpected opportunity to…
A building in development in Taiwan is covered in a skin of tiny wind-turbines which willpower the tower
While wind power is taking off in a major way across in large-scale wind farms around the world, many office tower…
Chinese artist Yao Lu has made traditional ink paintings of China’s majestic landfills
Pollution and health have been on the Chinese mind as of late. From dead pigs in Shanghai to tips for avoiding bad air in…
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Water is becoming more valuable than ever, and this is changing the energy industry
There is a broad and growing consensus that freshwater is undervalued. It is a limited, but vital, commodity without a price.…
A new study out of the UK suggests that the world may be warming more slowly than predicted, but still with catastrophic results
Some of the most extreme predictions of global warming are unlikely to materialise, new scientific research has suggested, but the world…
Kroger, the largest supermarket chain in the U.S., will begin powering one of its distribution centers with spoiled food
A review of scientific literature published this week has found that 97 percent of peer-reviewed papers taking a position on global…