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A landmark MIT study debunks persistent myths about electric vehicles

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New study compares growing corn for energy to solar production

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Scientists report a bioplastic that could replace strofoam

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Cryptocurrency mining harms human health as much as traditional mining – study

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The fastest route to a climate turnaround is also less expensive

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Melatonin as a treatment for food waste

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Material) Scientists set out to beat plastic packaging on three fronts. They succeeded.

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Algae powers computer for a year using only light and water

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Solar panels handle heat better when they’re combined with crops

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Barcelona-style “superblocks” could make cities greener and less car-centric

3 years ago anthropocenemagazine.org

A simple paint job can save birds from wind turbines

3 years ago anthropocenemagazine.org

Spreading rock dust on farms is an overlooked but tantalizing climate solution

4 years ago anthropocenemagazine.org

Between 2003 and 2018, the diet-related greenhouse gas emissions of US citizens has fallen 35% as Americans have shifted away from beef and other animal-based foods.

4 years ago anthropocenemagazine.org

This battery could freeze solar and wind energy for months

4 years ago anthropocenemagazine.org

Ammonia-secreting bacteria bring us closer to a world free of industrial fertilizers - Scientists have engineered bacteria that release ammonia, in quantities high enough to feed rice plants

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In a comparison of life-cycle emissions, EVs crushed combustion cars

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A fundamentally new way to freeze foods, based on a strategy for transporting organs for transplant patients, could cut carbon emissions equal to 1 million cars.

4 years ago anthropocenemagazine.org

Cement battery could turn buildings and bridges into gigantic energy-storage devices

5 years ago anthropocenemagazine.org

New, inexpensive device turns wasted heat into electricity

5 years ago anthropocenemagazine.org

What’s the cost (in fish) between 1.5 and 3 degrees of warming?

7 years ago anthropocenemagazine.org

Roquette Science: How computerized arugula farms take over the world (2018)

7 years ago anthropocenemagazine.org

Climate change will bring us less nutritious crops–and rising global protein deficiency

8 years ago anthropocenemagazine.org

When Backyard Wind Is Cheaper than Fossil Fuels

8 years ago anthropocenemagazine.org

People have thrown away 6.3 billion metric tons of plastic since 1950

8 years ago anthropocenemagazine.org

Unless we drastically cut our carbon emissions, today’s young people will have to pay between $89 and $535 trillion by 2100 to remove CO2 from the atmosphere.

8 years ago anthropocenemagazine.org

Compact, efficient system stores solar energy in liquids

9 years ago anthropocenemagazine.org