Energy
Norway's Newest Ships Give a Glimpse Into the Future of Sustainable Seafaring
The country is using oil and gas riches to engineer emission-free vessels
What to Know About California's Commitment to 100 Percent Clean Energy by 2045
The bold legislation was signed into law by Governor Jerry Brown earlier this week
For Electric Vehicles to Take Off, Apartments Need to Come with Charging Stations
As EVs make more inroads, giving tenants somewhere to plug in their cars could become a selling point
Personal Flying Machines of the Future Won't Look Much Like Jet Packs
Judging from the GoFly competition, they're much more likely to resemble flying motorbikes
This Molecule Could Explain the Origin of Life
Hydrogen cyanide is a molecule that appears to be at the heart of the creation of life. To create it, scientists need a burst of energy
How Was Red Rock Canyon Formed?
One of the most important byproducts of the Hoover Dam is an artificial body of water known as Lake Mead
Elevators Are Going Green
Lifts are becoming more sustainable, as the percentage of the world's population living in cities grows
The EPA Declared That Burning Wood Is Carbon Neutral. It's Actually a Lot More Complicated
Here are five things to know about the controversial change
In Norway, an Ambitious New Standard for Green Building Is Catching On
A coalition called Powerhouse is designing buildings that produce more energy than they use in their entire lifecycle
Could 'Nanowood' Replace Styrofoam?
Scientists at the University of Maryland have developed a biodegradable material that is both strong and a good insulator
Is a Texas Town the Future of Renewable Energy?
A high-wattage Republican Mayor of Georgetown, Texas, has become the unlikeliest hero of the green revolution
One Hundred Years Later, the Madness of Daylight Saving Time Endures
The original arguments Congress made for 'springing ahead' have been thoroughly debunked. So why are they still being used today?
The Countries Poised To Become "Renewable Superpowers"
The fossil fuel era won't last forever. And a new set of nations will find their reserves of lithium, copper and rare earth metals in high demand
In a World Striving To Cut Carbon Emissions, Do the Olympics Make Sense?
Perhaps there is still a case for the greenhouse-gas gushing games if host cities amplify their efforts to showcase green tech and innovations
Is Drone Delivery Good for the Environment?
Reducing the need for trucking by delivering some packages with electric drones could save fuel, and potentially carbon emissions. But how much?
There's a New Job in the Solar Industry
And it involves shepherding a landscaping crew of hungry sheep
Inside the First Solar-Powered Flight Around the World
A new documentary highlights the challenges overcome by the experimental aircraft, Solar Impulse
Electric Eels Inspire a New Type of Battery
Researchers took a cue from the electric eel to create a soft, foldable battery that could one day power devices like pacemakers
Could Giant "Solar Rigs" Floating On the Ocean Convert Seawater To Hydrogen Fuel?
Scientists at Columbia University have designed a device that could make the process economically viable
Administration Proposes Opening Nearly All U.S. Coastlines to Offshore Drilling
Over 90 percent of America's waters will be available for oil and gas drilling under proposed plan
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