The millimeter-thick paperboard behaves just like plastic; it's strong, transparent, shapeable—and can hold boiling water.

New study offers some of the most compelling real-world evidence yet that pharmaceutical pollution is messing with wildlife ...

A new study finds that each tonne of food waste recycled, with existing technologies, would reduce carbon emissions by ...

Mimicking the heat-regulating ability of an elephant's skin, the bumpy fungus-based tiles improved cooling rates by as much ...

In a new paper, scientists make a compelling case for preserving migration corridors for hundreds of species of tiny flies.

A new study demonstrates how flattening the curve of energy use over a 24-hour period could ease stress on the grid.

Rotating cereal rye and winter wheat into fields of corn and soy reduces fertilizer loss by 50% in Illinois, without ...

Let the best of Anthropocene come to you. Cleaning up the tiny plastic pieces is a significant challenge that humanity faces today. Now researchers report tiny microcleaners with dozens of soft, ...

Locally-grown tomatoes frequently have higher footprints than tomatoes imported from abroad: this is one of the striking findings from a new study that looks at the lifecycle emissions of tomato farms ...