Environment
Direct Ocean Capture Could Amplify Natural Carbon Sinks
Our oceans are critical carbon sinks, absorbing one-quarter of all carbon dioxide emissions. But what if the ocean’s natural carbon absorption was amplified?
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Energy
Is AI a Threat or Opportunity for a Cleaner, Abundant Energy Future?
You may have heard the term “Luddite,” but never heard of Ned Ludd. To be fair to them, he might not have existed at all. But the movement…
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Energy
From Commitment to Investment: Amazon Bets Big on Advanced Nuclear
Amazon's backing of advanced nuclear signals a positive shift in how large-scale energy users approach energy needs and environmental ambitions.
Environment
This Startup Uses Dead Leaves To Make Paper
More than 60 percent of Americans recycle their paper products, and the paper industry has made strides forward in using recycled materials. However, paper still adds to our…
Environment
Impact of Hurricane Helene Highlights Importance of Innovation in Disaster Relief
Investing in more private-sector innovation for the disaster relief industry will help save lives and minimize the harmful effects of future extreme weather events.
Transportation
How GM is using AI to boost performance on the racetrack
Jordyn Grzelewski of Tech Brew reports on GM’s use of AI to boost performance in its automobiles. Every second counts on the racetrack. That’s one reason General Motors…
Conservation
This Digital Sprinkler System Will Help Cut Your Water Bill in Half
Irrigreen is an AI-powered irrigation platform with an internet-connected interface that lets homeowners control and monitor their irrigation needs via an app, optimizing water usage.
Conservation
New Partnership Develops Innovative AI Monitoring for Elephants
Artificial intelligence is being utilized to identify, monitor, and protect African forest elephants.
Environment
Can These AI-Assisted Robotic Sorters Usher In a New Era of Recycling?
The U.S. generates more trash per capita than any other nation, with an average of just under 1,800 pounds per person. The private sector is stepping up to help by improving waste management practices.