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India’s New Climate Tech Push Brings AI Closer to Farmers and Communities
India’s climate challenge is increasingly becoming a technology challenge too. Farmers need better information, cities need cleaner energy, and businesses…
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The World Wants More Wood. Can We Get It Without Losing More Forests?
Wood is one of the oldest materials humans use, but the sustainability question around it is becoming much more modern.…
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Can AI Help Make Every Drop Count? A New Water Challenge Is Putting It to the Test
Water is becoming one of the most important sustainability challenges of this century. Cities need more reliable supplies, agriculture needs…
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AI Is Now Helping Airlines Avoid the Invisible Climate Cost of Contrails
When people think about aviation emissions, they usually think about the carbon dioxide coming from aircraft engines. But there is…
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Tiny Insects Could Help Farmers Grow More Food While Building Healthier Soils
A farming experiment in western Kenya has produced an interesting result: combining crop diversification with fertilizer made from insect waste…
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Switzerland Is Testing Sheep’s Wool as a New Way to Protect Melting Glaciers
High in the Swiss Alps, researchers are testing an unusual material against one of the most visible effects of climate…
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A New Sensor Could Spot Peanut Disease Before Farmers Can See It
A fungal disease can move through a peanut field long before its damage becomes obvious. That is why a new…
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India Has More Solar Power Than Its Grid Can Use — and That Is the Next Big Challenge
India is adding solar power at remarkable speed. But a surprising problem is emerging alongside that success: sometimes the country…
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New Zealand Is Teaching Cameras to See Inside Apples Without Cutting Them Open
A bruised or overripe apple can look perfectly healthy from the outside. That creates a costly problem for growers and…
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A Seven-Minute Soil Test Could Help Farmers Stop Fertilizing by Guesswork
For many farmers, deciding how much fertilizer to apply still involves experience, observation and a fair amount of guesswork. A…
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Earth’s Oceans Have Just Hit a Record High Temperature. Here’s Why It Matters
The ocean has just crossed a threshold scientists have been watching closely. On 22 August 2026, the average surface temperature…
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Rising CO₂ Is Changing Savannah Grass—But Not in the Way Scientists Expected
When we think about rising carbon dioxide levels, the discussion usually centres on warming temperatures, melting ice and extreme weather.…