Natural or native lawn upgrades, when possible (when Japanese beetles aren't spoiling the show), are money and resource-conserving enhancements. There's a degree of upfront work, but the end result is ...

While adapting to the economic challenges of destroyed crops is an immediate concern, reducing emissions addresses the root cause of such destructive weather patterns. Adopting a more plant-based diet ...

The country is also saving on energy by being smart about its sources. Reuters said some nuclear reactors are over 40 years old and require a lot of upkeep. Instead of investing in something that ...

Major U.S. banks are considering a move toward supporting cryptocurrency, with Reuters reporting that discussions are already ...

Traditional crypto mining is infamously bad for the environment. However, a kind of mining called "cloud mining" could be a ...

A groundbreaking company just announced that its clean-tech campus in the Netherlands, known as The Green Box, is now fully ...

Researchers found that making one simple change to how Bangladesh's brick-making kilns operate reduces dangerous air ...

Scientists are using microwaves to extend the shelf life of hummus and eliminate the need for chemical preservatives.

A team of researchers in South Korea has made a major breakthrough with lithium-metal batteries (LMBs). According to TechXplore, researchers affiliated with the Ulsan National Institute of Science and ...

One entrepreneur is turning single-use medical items into stylish sunglasses with a company called Cocoplum to combat America ...

Wild cattle, called banteng, were successfully herded by a helicopter in an effort to relocate them to a wildlife sanctuary.

Ryan Plunkett's and Killian Farrell's, two transition year students from Tullamore College in County Offaly, Ireland, are redefining what innovation looks like at the grassroots level.