Environment Archives - Page 3 of 4

Saving the Seas: New Technologies to Protect the Ocean

David Pring-Mill - December 15, 2018

Whale-Watching from Space: Why Satellites Are Monitoring Wildlife

Marc Prosser - December 13, 2018

Y Combinator’s Search For a Climate Change Unicorn

Edd Gent - November 5, 2018

The 7 Wild Energy Technologies That Just Got a Billion-Dollar Boost

Edd Gent - October 8, 2018

How to Feed Global Demand for Seafood—Without Harming the Ocean

Tiffany Vora - September 16, 2018

The Earth’s Carrying Capacity for Human Life Is Not Fixed

Ted Nordhaus - July 13, 2018

Big Tech Should Take the Lead on Climate Change—Here’s Why

Owen Gaffney - July 9, 2018

What Makes People Distrust Science? Surprisingly, Not Politics

Bastiaan T Rutjens - June 24, 2018

Pulling Water, Fuel, and Power From Thin Air Is Getting Practical

Edd Gent - June 18, 2018

Can Hawaii Go Carbon Neutral by 2045?

Thomas Hornigold - June 12, 2018

How Cyanobacteria Could Help Save the Planet

Thomas Hornigold - June 4, 2018

The Epic Project to Record the DNA of All Life on Earth

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - May 27, 2018

5 Organizations Using Cool Tech Solutions and Research to Clean Up the Oceans

Raya Bidshahri - May 20, 2018

From Drone Swarms to Tree Batteries, New Tech Is Revolutionizing Ecology and Conservation

Euan Ritchie - May 11, 2018

China Plans to Bring Artificial Rain to Area Three Times the Size of Spain

Marc Prosser - April 24, 2018

Can We Recycle CO2 Emissions to Make Carbon-Neutral Fuel?

Edd Gent - April 2, 2018

Watch This Lifelike Robot Fish Swim Through the Ocean

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - March 25, 2018

How Graphene Research Is Taking Aim at 5 of the World’s Biggest Problems

Scott Simonsen - January 26, 2018

The Massive Project to Clean Up the Ocean With a Two-Kilometer Screen

Scott Simonsen - December 14, 2017

Oxford Study Says Alien Life Would Evolve and Adapt Just Like Life on Earth

Peter Rejcek - December 4, 2017

Here Are 4 Significant Things We Can Do to Combat Climate Change Now

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - December 1, 2017

What It Would Take to Suck CO2 Back Out of the Atmosphere

Thomas Hornigold - October 19, 2017

Why the World Is (Still) Better Than You Think—New Evidence For Abundance

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - October 12, 2017

Does Our Survival Depend on Relentless Exponential Growth?

Thomas Hornigold - October 11, 2017

There’s Hope for the Planet: The ‘Greatest Era of Exploration Is Just Beginning’

Singularity Hub Staff - September 5, 2017

5 Reasons the UN Is Jumping on the Blockchain Bandwagon

Scott Simonsen - September 3, 2017

Why Empowering Women Is the Best Way to Solve Climate Change

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - August 23, 2017

These 5 Countries Are Killing It in the Battle Against Climate Change

Raya Bidshahri - August 7, 2017

The World’s First Autonomous Ship Will Set Sail In 2018

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - July 30, 2017

A Behind-the-Scenes Look at Europe’s Huge New Vertical Farm

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - July 13, 2017

Canada Is Building a 7 Megawatt-Hour Compressed Air Energy Storage Plant

Kayla Matthews - July 1, 2017

Beyond Politics: Innovating for a Sustainable Future

Rob Nail - June 7, 2017

Big Data Is Helping Us See Environmental Problems in a Whole New Light

Peter Rejcek - January 23, 2017

Could Having Too Much Become a Bigger Problem Than Having Too Little?

Vanessa Bates Ramirez - January 22, 2017

How NASA Monitors Climate Change in Two Infographics

David J. Hill - December 26, 2015

Singularity Hub’s Most Viral Hits in Tech and Futurism From 2015

Matthew Straub - December 23, 2015

Why We Need Government to Evolve as Fast as Technology

Nicholas Haan - December 3, 2015

Will Artificial Intelligence Transform How We Grow and Consume Food? [Video]

David J. Hill - October 8, 2015

Summit Spain: What Is The Greatest Challenge Humanity Faces Today?

Sveta McShane - March 18, 2015

Big Declines in Pollutants Over US Cities, According to NASA Satellite Imagery

Jason Dorrier - July 12, 2014

New Material Sucks Water From the Air and Stores It

Cameron Scott - June 30, 2014

Dr. Franken-Tree, I Presume: Using Biotechnology to Battle Extinction

Steven Kotler - June 24, 2014

Clean Energy Growth Stalls With Loss of Incentives

Cameron Scott - April 12, 2014

Air Pollution Killed 7 Million in 2012, According to WHO

Cameron Scott - April 7, 2014

U.S. Navy Explores Beaming Solar Power From Space

Cameron Scott - March 26, 2014

Singularity Surplus: Other News in Exponential Sci/Tech From the Week

Cameron Scott - March 23, 2014

100% Renewable Energy Is Feasible and Affordable, According to Stanford Proposal

Cameron Scott - March 8, 2014

Our Singularity Future: Should We Hack the Climate?

Cameron Scott - January 8, 2014

Scientists Ponder Human Role in Mid-Atlantic Dolphin Die-Off

Cameron Scott - August 15, 2013

The Cost of China’s Economic Miracle: Shorter Lives, Due to Air Pollution

Cameron Scott - July 25, 2013

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