Business and innovation Science Topics View all Climate and energy People and planet Business and innovation Subcategories View all Satellites Science Green jobs Explainer August 27, 2026 Vineyards get help from outer space Satellites and science are helping vineyards in Texas use data to make smarter irrigation decisions in the face of water challenges. Video August 20, 2026 Why burping bovines are a big climate opportunity to watch Gassy cows produce methane, a powerful climate pollutant. Farmers, scientists and others are teaming up to create solutions that work for... Explainer July 22, 2026 The forgotten 15% of global warming Nearly 200 countries have agreed to regulate seven greenhouse gases under the Kyoto Protocol. But another group of climate pollutants... Explainer July 16, 2026 Order solar panels online. Plug in. Save. Plug-in solar panels are a cheaper, easier alternative to rooftop solar that can help generate power and lower your electric bills. Deep dive July 9, 2026 India’s new green revolution A new solution is helping India’s farmers cut costs, protect yields and fight climate change, all at the same time. It’s about science... Q&A June 18, 2026 Ask an expert: Are alternative fuels better than fossil fuels? Can alternative fuels save us from global oil price shocks? Are low-carbon fuels inherently better than fossil fuels? We asked a scientist... Explainer April 3, 2026 New ag tech could save the farm — and the planet A robot that neutralizes weeds with lasers. Lightning machines that crack air molecules to make liquid fertilizer. It’s not sci fi — it's a... Profile March 6, 2026 Dr. Ruth Patrick: A pioneering ecologist who helped us understand the harms of... On International Women’s Day, we celebrate the legacy of ecologist Dr. Ruth Patrick. Climate change January 30, 2026 Colorado moves to cut landfill pollution Colorado air regulators voted unanimously to adopt updated landfill standards to cut down on methane pollution coming from garbage dumps. 1 2 3 The only climate stories you need, straight to your inbox