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Under solar panels, desert restoration gets a leg up
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Maybe there is no “super coral.” | Anthropocene Magazine
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A computer-driven version of an extinction crystal ball
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Forestry, food protein, and carbon sequestration: All in one

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Discovery of a new beaver benefit is a happy accident
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Does the world need a fossil fuels non-proliferation treaty?
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New Year's fireworks can give migratory birds a bad hangover
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Zeroing in on 5 nations to reform livestock’s global impact

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Returning tortoises are recreating the Galapagos Darwin saw
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Mushroom skins could be the secret to recyclable electronics
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Zero-deforestation pledges by slaughterhouses actually work
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How you count birds affects airport design and permitting

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A first step toward decoupling livestock feed from the land
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Pulling CO2 from the ocean more efficient than from the air
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Improving bat habitat could prevent a new disease outbreak
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Transparent wood product gives windows an insulation boost

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Rooftop panel could make hydrogen fuel cheap—and commonplace
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E-waste could become a huge source of gold in the US
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Colorful paints could slash heating and cooling energy use
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Rare comparison finds green products aren’t less toxic

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Green cooling tech is based on the idea of salt melting ice
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Tweaking crops to yield more oil, nutrition—and wild land.
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Out of control herbivores are derailing restoration projects
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Priming plants with the hormone, ethylene, produces bigger, more stress-resistant c…

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By 2100, farm numbers will halve and farm size will double.
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Pitch grass offers clues to building less polluting crops
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Hot rocks could be the next big energy storage technology
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A remarkable coastal restoration by returning sea otters

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Sustainable AC is possible, even with Covid ventilation
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The world without us: Wildlife during COVID lockdowns.
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This highway moves electricity, H2 fuel—and cars at 500mph
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Think adding fish makes for better fishing? Think again.

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Data-deficient species are a conservation blind spot. Geneticists found a way to see through it.
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Who’s winning the race to net zero, presidents or mayors?
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Ingenious method turns sewer gas into clean hydrogen fuel

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