United States will miss Paris climate targets without further action, study finds
Comprehensive analysis finds nation could fall 20% short of 2025 target
Environment
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Tall timber
High-tech wood is taking the place of steel in a new wave of green high-rises. -
The nitrogen fix
Few projects in plant biotechnology are harder, or promise a greater payoff, than enabling crops to make their own nitrogen fertilizer. -
The new harvest
Translational plant science yields sustainable oils, pharmaceuticals, and proteins. -
Study takes sharp tusk to effort to legalize ivory trade
Slow-growing elephants can't be harvested sustainably. -
Tall timber
High-tech wood is taking the place of steel in a new wave of green high-rises. -
The nitrogen fix
Few projects in plant biotechnology are harder, or promise a greater payoff, than enabling crops to make their own nitrogen fertilizer. -
Study takes sharp tusk to effort to legalize ivory trade
Slow-growing elephants can't be harvested sustainably. -
Plant translational biology gives fresh skills to familiar crops
Translational plant science yields sustainable oils, pharmaceuticals, and proteins. -
No proof that predator culls save livestock, study claims
New analysis calls for more rigorous studies. -
No proof that predator culls save livestock, study claims
New analysis calls for more rigorous studies. -
No proof that predator culls save livestock, study claims
New analysis calls for more rigorous studies. -
No proof that predator culls save livestock, study claims
New analysis calls for more rigorous studies. -
We’ve destroyed one-tenth of Earth’s wilderness in just 2 decades
Satellite images and other data suggest that wilderness loss tops 30% in South America over the past 20 years -
Industrial air pollution leaves magnetic waste in the brain
High levels of magnetite have previously been linked to Alzheimer’s -
Can a new park save China's big cats?
China's first national parks include a refuge for the world's largest cat.
