More Sustainability - Page 8
This robot can sort recyclable materials without even so much as a peek at them
It can tell whether an object is made from paper, metal, or plastic just by touching it.
This underground New York City farm grows rare edible plants for high-end restaurants — What's in the Basement?
Only 1,500 sq feet with over 500 plant varieties.
How a Brooklyn renewable energy company ended up making a surveillance drone — Future Blink
It's called Velox
By Kevin Urgiles
Five steps you can take today to make your office more sustainable
How to make your office more eco-friendly with these five easy tips.
Amazon now lets Prime members pick a day of the week to get all their purchases at once
Less waste, less theft with Amazon Day.
By Rachel Kraus
The world's largest bee has been rediscovered, and it's HUGE
A photographer took the first-ever images of a living Wallace’s giant bee and they might haunt you forever.
By Mark Kaufman
Nestlé making moves to slow the Earth's decline into plastic hell
*Clinks paper Nesquik bottles*
Wild, cosmic-eyed frog rediscovered in a far-off cloud forest
"I couldn't believe it."
By Mark Kaufman
This waste-to-energy plant doubles as a ski slope
Hit the slopes on top of a power plant!
George is dead and his species likely extinct. It’s the loss of a ‘crown jewel of evolution.’
"Our world is slowly becoming less colorful."
By Mark Kaufman
Audio recorded inside rainforests reveals a rowdy symphony of nature
"This takes you to the next level."
By Mark Kaufman
The strangeness of Japan's decision to start openly hunting whales
"Now, they’re blatantly criminal operations."
By Mark Kaufman
These are the animals that went extinct in 2018
Today's extinctions are around 1,000 times that of the expected, natural rate of die-offs.
By Mark Kaufman
This year, foster a Christmas tree instead of throwing one away
'Tis the season to be sustainable!
Small acts in your daily life that can have a big impact on the planet
Everyday things can become a force to be reckoned with.
By Gina Martin
A man-eating tiger is dead. And that's good for other tigers.
"Animal welfare is different than conservation."
By Mark Kaufman
The low-carbon economy: Driving a cleaner future
How companies like AT&T are supporting the transition to a low-carbon economy
By AT&T
The rise of renewable energy will change everything
Companies like AT&T are powering the renewable energy movement. Here’s why young people should be paying attention.
By AT&T
The Lion's Share Fund aims to protect wildlife and biodiversity
It's time to protect wildlife and corporations are stepping up.
By Ray White
How electric vehicles could store renewable energy to power entire cities
The batteries are so powerful, they can power entire households for days on a single charge.
