Journal Editorial Report: Saving the planet falls back to earth. Many in the West gaze in awe at China’s apparent dominance in green energy—churning out enough solar panels, wind turbines, electric ...

Alessana is a researcher at the Federal University of Rondonópolis who studies how biomass ash and solid waste can restore degraded soils and reduce agricultural production costs. Her work focuses on ...

CHAMPAIGN — The language, unsurprisingly, has been one of the most difficult adjustments for David Mirković in his three months at Illinois. The 6-foot-9 freshman from Montenegro has spoken English ...

Kumar’s multifaceted book recounts the story of India’s green revolution—or how the country became self-sufficient in food grain production by the 1970s. This revolution had its origins in colonial ...

A sweltering heat wave decimated Pritam Singh’s wheat crop in 2022. That year, temperatures reached a record-breaking 127 degrees Fahrenheit in Haryana, India, where Singh operates a 35-acre farm. The ...

Online retailer Debenhams Group's stake in Revolution Beauty was diluted to around 25.47% following the London-listed beauty retailer's latest capital raise. Debenham's Group--previously known as ...

SHANDAKEN, NY — The Phoenicia Library will celebrate the music and dance of the Balkan peninsula with a free festival of musical and choral groups playing and singing odd meters and unusual scales and ...

Given the hostility of the U.S. government to anything green and the daily drumbeat of headlines about canceled wind farms, tax breaks and environmental rules, you might mistakenly think clean energy ...

Inside the race for copper: Can we mine enough to power the green revolution? Copper is a metal of the past. Its time has come and gone. Right? Not so fast. Many modern technologies have thrust copper ...

Today, the Marzulla Law Firm filed a motion for summary judgment on behalf of Green Oceans, a Rhode Island–based non-profit dedicated to protecting the ocean and the ecosystems it sustains, in the U.S ...

The filing marks a milestone in what has become a two-year struggle between a small group of concerned citizens and two Goliaths: the U.S. Department of Interior (under Secretary Deb Haaland) and the ...