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Casey Crownhart

Casey Crownhart

Climate and Energy Reporter / Writer at MIT Technology Review

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  • Environment

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Recent Articles

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China banned exports of a few rare minerals to the US. Things could get messier.

Gallium and germanium are used to make semiconductors. Could battery materials be the next target?
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Alternative meat could help the climate. Will anyone eat it?

Here’s how plants, cells, and microbes could help clean up emissions from agriculture.
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Would you eat dried microbes? This company hopes so.

LanzaTech is hoping that bacteria grown in massive bioreactors could soon be on the dinner menu.
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This startup is getting closer to bringing next-generation nuclear ...

Kairos Power signed a big deal with a tech giant and got approval to build its next test facility.
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China’s complicated role in climate change

The country has the world’s highest emissions. It’s also a climate technology powerhouse.
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Who’s to blame for climate change? It’s surprisingly complicated.

The world’s biggest polluters, by the numbers.
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What’s on the table at this year’s UN climate conference

The talks are focused on climate finance, but the results of the US election loom large.
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The US is about to make a sharp turn on climate policy

Trump’s election means the next four years are going to look very different.
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Inside a fusion energy facility

Commonwealth Fusion Systems is trying to bring a long-promised technology to reality.
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AI will add to the e-waste problem. Here’s what we can do about it.

Equipment used to train and run generative AI models could produce up to 5 million tons of e-waste by 2030, a relatively small but significant fraction of the global total.
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Why agriculture is a tough climate problem to solve

Cleaning up emissions from our food system will require looking beyond the plate.