Erik Kobayashi-Solomon

The technology to capture carbon dioxide exists, but the infrastructure to transport and store the gas is still nascent.

Two American start-ups have reimagined legacy petrochemical plant equipment to power data centers with zero-carbon electricity.

Here are three things to know: you can help stop climate change and make yourself healthier. There is no such thing as cheap food. Growing food is a political act.

If cement was a country, it would have the third-highest carbon emissions on earth. Decarbonizing the foundation of modern civilization is no trivial task.

This California-based company is leveraging cutting-edge AI to prevent billions in fire damage, fight climate change, and create a more resilient electrical grid.

Balancing techne with reverence in the spirit of Paul Woodruff and Wendell Berry

This upstate New York startup has defused one of lithium-ion batteries’ greatest hazards. Can its fire-safe systems help spur the home battery storage market?

This U.K.-based startup has devised an unconventional nature-enhancing system for carbon dioxide removal that relies on a seldom-exploited resource: algae.

This international non-profit organization leverages human-centered design to help the rural poor in developing countries lift themselves out of poverty.

A recent paper estimates the true social of carbon is over $1,000 per ton. The difference between this cost and current carbon market prices could spell disaster for us.