Anthropocene · Scour

Scientists made algae glow on demand. No electricity required.

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AI just cleared wildlife science’s biggest camera-trap bottleneck

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Renewables or carbon removal: which is the better climate bet right now?

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Sustainable aquaculture’s climate fix is growing right next to the fish.

Tree bark emerges as an unlikely contender in carbon capture

Fin-tech: How sharks could sharpen ocean forecasts

The climate case for cooperation between package delivery rivals

Biochar and ants. A goldilocks story in the dirt.

This modest machine has an outsized Idea: It captures CO2 and generates electricity

A bucket of NYC river water contains a world of information about the Anthropocene

Honey terroir points to a new way to protect an endangered forest

Forget border walls. The new national defense could be a restored wetland

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