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Besma Bouchrit, a research scientist for Brilliant Planet, stand in the middle of an algae farm.
Environment
A U.K. startup is building the world’s largest algae farm that each year will capture CO2 equal to the emissions of 8,000 cars
By Bernhard WarnerJuly 5, 2022
The world needs to redefine sustainability in the blue food sector
Commentary
The world needs to redefine sustainability in the blue food sector
By Fiorenza MicheliJune 29, 2022
Two men standing in front of a wall of fans with the countryside in the background
Environment
The race is on to build the world’s biggest plant that sucks carbon straight from the sky—with tiny Iceland emerging as an unlikely superpower
By Bernhard WarnerJune 28, 2022
Exxon Mobil CEO blames Europe’s energy crisis on ‘underinvestment’ in the oil and gas industry
Environment
Exxon Mobil CEO blames Europe’s energy crisis on ‘underinvestment’ in the oil and gas industry
By Eamon BarrettJune 27, 2022
Zero help on net zero—Washington and CEOs still miles apart on climate goals
Newsletters
Zero help on net zero—Washington and CEOs still miles apart on climate goals
By Bernhard Warner and Alan MurrayJune 21, 2022
young businessman with a Notebook PC in the forest
Commentary
Yes, carbon offsets are imperfect—but we need them
By Sam GillJune 10, 2022
What happens when a car company with a checkered record on the environment hires a climate scientist
Environment
What happens when a car company with a checkered record on the environment hires a climate scientist
By Bernhard WarnerMay 31, 2022
Ships that turn plastic waste into green fuel may be the only way to save oceans from country-sized garbage patches. A new venture believes it’s invented one
Europe
Ships that turn plastic waste into green fuel may be the only way to save oceans from country-sized garbage patches. A new venture believes it’s invented one
By Bernhard WarnerMay 17, 2022
A polar bear is seen in the Russian Arctic
Commentary
These 9 big banks will be holding their annual meetings soon. Shareholders must support fossil fuel divestment
By Randell LeachApril 22, 2022
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is pushing the world to find a new, greener recipe for fertilizer
Tech
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is pushing the world to find a new, greener recipe for fertilizer
By Bernhard WarnerApril 12, 2022
A flying, all-electric taxi sounds like sci-fi, but some experts say you could be sitting in one in just 3 years
Tech
A flying, all-electric taxi sounds like sci-fi, but some experts say you could be sitting in one in just 3 years
By Bernhard WarnerApril 5, 2022
Corporations need to speed up net-zero goals with better data and collaboration, CEOs agree
Conferences
Corporations need to speed up net-zero goals with better data and collaboration, CEOs agree
By Dan ReillyMarch 31, 2022
Putin’s war in Ukraine is already producing some surprising winners and losers
Newsletters
Putin’s war in Ukraine is already producing some surprising winners and losers
By Bernhard WarnerMarch 29, 2022
Hydrogen power could help wean the world off Russian oil and gas sooner than you think
Energy
Hydrogen power could help wean the world off Russian oil and gas sooner than you think
By Bernhard WarnerMarch 15, 2022
An engineer performs maintenance at a wind-turbine farm.
Commentary
Climate change: What we will need to spend, and what we will need to change, to reach net zero
By Hamid Samandari and Mekala KrishnanMarch 1, 2022
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Egg companies made $1.22 billion in profit off a $6 carton — now they’re buying their way out of a price-fixing case with 53 million donated eggsplaceholder alt text
By Wyatte Grantham-Philips and The Associated PressJuly 2, 2026
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By Nick LichtenbergJuly 3, 2026
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As Big Tech showers employees with perks to win the talent war, Nvidia built a nearly $5 trillion company by making people pay for their own lunchplaceholder alt text
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