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Why Chicago is pollinating bee populations
The billowing stainless steel forms of Frank Gehry’s Pritzker bandshell seem to float up from behind the 3.5-acre Lurie Garden in Millennium Park, backed by Chicago’s celebrated skyline.
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Bitcoin boom may be a disaster for the environment
Bitcoin's phenomenal rise this year may be making speculators very rich, but some observers say it's terrible for the environment.
The quest to create carbon-negative concrete
Some sources of carbon dioxide emissions are set in stone, somewhat literally.
Rising waters: Can a massive barrier save Venice from drowning?
A huge barrier designed to protect Venice from sea level rise and storm surges is set to be operational next year.
Climate Connection: Unraveling the Surprising Ecology of Dust
As droughts intensify and development expands, the amount of dust blowing around the earth is increasing, affecting everything from mountain snowmelt to the spread of disease.
The coming green power tide
Rising use of natural gas brings benefits to consumers, industry and economy
Tilling a transformative approach to crop and climate risks
Growing impacts of a changing climate dramatically could alter the way people support themselves ....
How the Alaska pipeline is fueling the push to drill in the Arctic refuge
The Republican-led Congress and the Trump Administration are working to open the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil drilling.
How climate resilient is your company?
Companies can have a "blind spot" when it comes to the impact of climate change
How Cities Can Help Rebuild Declining Bee Populations
With bees threatened by habitat loss, pesticides, and climate change, researchers are finding that planting flower patches in urban gardens and green spaces can help restore these essential pollinators.
