Nature
New fishing nets reduce bycatch, sparing sea life
Fishermen and innovators work together to make nets that leave certain kinds of fish — and birds, dolphins, turtles and whales — where they belong. Read More
American catch: The fight for our local seafood
It wasn't long ago that America's seafood industry was booming. It's time to set a new course to restore the health of our waterways. Read More
AirBNB: How sofa-surfing helps the environment
Home sharing may save a little money over hotel stays, but Cleantech Group's survey suggests the movement saves more than just cash. Read More
Toledo's poisoned water: Here's what will make things worse
Nearly half a million residents of Glass City just found out the hard way that living on the tip of a Great Lake is no guarantee of drinking water. Read More
10 companies making waves in water innovation
From industry giants thinking beyond freshwater to startups tackling the wastewater, here are the names to watch. Read More
How New Belgium Brewery leads Colorado's craft brewers in energy
NB, Left Hand and Odell brew winning blends of efficiency, renewables and other elements to get energy improvements that many a business would toast. Read More
How a 'climate ribbon' will make living in Miami cooler
Brickell City Centre plans a clever mixed-materials trellis to make the most of the fresh air, sunlight and water that come from the sky. Read More
Can waterless dyeing clean up the clothing industry?
Nike and Adidas are turning to this new tech. Yet major questions remain as to what can turn the tide to reduce pollution in the textile industry. Read More
6 reasons technology alone can't solve water scarcity
Addressing the "new normal" of record-breaking drought in California requires this combination of solutions. Read More
How to brew beer better: Less water, less energy, more innovation
Breweries large and small are trying creative and innovative strategies to become more sustainable in light of market changes and demands. Read More
