Dear Joe Biden: Please make the most of bipartisan support for carbon removal

“Negative emissions” technologies are specifically called out under the innovation portion of the President-elect's platform, the first time the category has gotten that kind of focused attention. Read More

The race to mainstream electric vehicles by 2030

If you're helping your organization set big zero-emission transportation goals, look no later than the next decade. Read More

How can the shipping sector unlock the 'first wave' of net-zero emission shipping?

A new report describes how commercial zero-emission deep-sea vessels can get off the ground. Read More

Sustainable aviation fuel: A journey to greener skies

Sponsored: The industry is facing a fork in the road, it has the chance to be on the right side of history by contributing to a sustainable, carbon-neutral future. Read More

In the quest for carbon offsets, (almost) anything goes

You can pay anything from a little to a lot in the quest to combat the climate crisis. Read More

5 predictions for the corporate renewable energy market in 2021

Sponsored: To predict what corporate renewable energy buyers will be doing next year, LevelTen Energy looked toward the world’s largest technology companies. Read More

10 questions for Goodyear's CTO

We chat with Goodyear Chief Technology Officer Chris Helsel about the role of tires in the electric vehicle revolution, connected tire tech and replacing petroleum material with soybean oil. Read More

Turning plastic bottles into plush hotel bedding

Sponsored: InterContinental Hotels Group is using circular economy thinking to seek out solutions to problems such as plastic waste. Read More

In the 1980s, solar water heaters took off in Israel, but stalled in the U.S. It's a simple fix

Despite the huge global opportunity for reducing fossil fuel demand, solar water heating is virtually unheard of in the U.S. Here's why, and how to change that. Read More

Is 'net-zero' greenwash?

You’d think all this talk about “zero” would add up to something, right? Not necessarily. Read More