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  • A drone hovers in front of a tractor with fertilizer equipment during a 2021 technology show in a field in northern Saxony. A multispectral camera on the drone detects the fertilizer needs of the arable plants.
    A drone hovers in front of a tractor with fertilizer equipment during a 2021 technology show in a field in northern Saxony. A multispectral camera on the drone detects the fertilizer needs of the arable plants.

    Although the data is thin, advocates say robotics and AI will soon revolutionize agriculture

    Because most of the systems aren’t yet on the market, there’s precious little real-world data proving they work.

    Tom Johnson Uncategorized May 16, 2022
  • An illustration shows a boy on a bike escaping from a chasing bull. Wind turbines are visible in the background.
    An illustration shows a boy on a bike escaping from a chasing bull. Wind turbines are visible in the background.

    The Blossoming

    A student seeking his purpose in life makes a discovery that could revive a friend’s vital research.

    Guglielmo Miccolupi and Laura C Zanetti-Domingues Climate Fiction January 22, 2024
  • Animation: earth rolling back and forth on top of a pen balanced on the White House
    Animation: earth rolling back and forth on top of a pen balanced on the White House

    Executive Reaction

    Biden vowed to undo Trump’s toxic legacy. We’re tracking his progress.
    Clayton Aldern Accountability January 25, 2022

  • Utility monopolies are hurting rooftop solar. Can antitrust lawsuits rein them in?

    A federal court found that an Arizona utility that crushed rooftop solar was not protected from antitrust laws.
    Emily Pontecorvo Energy February 18, 2022
  • An apartment building with a sign advertising apartments for rent
    An apartment building with a sign advertising apartments for rent

    What if apartment listings had to include energy-efficiency scores?

    How energy disclosure could help lower renters' utility bills and tackle climate change.
    Emily Pontecorvo Energy May 18, 2022

  • In exchange for climate legislation, Joe Manchin was promised a pipeline. Will he get it?

    The agreement might not solve the Mountain Valley Pipeline’s biggest problem: compliance with environmental law.
    Naveena Sadasivam Politics August 4, 2022

  • Study: Global warming will stay below 2 degrees C — if countries actually keep their promises

    But 1.5 degrees, the world’s most ambitious goal, still looks out of reach.
    Naveena Sadasivam Science April 14, 2022
  • Collage: dried up reservoir, cows drinking from a water trough, greenhouses with marijuana plants
    Collage: dried up reservoir, cows drinking from a water trough, greenhouses with marijuana plants

    Water thieves abound in dry California. Why are they so hard to catch?

    A short-staffed state agency struggles to catch rogue water users.
    Jake Bittle Drought November 30, 2022
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    The Arc de Triomphe illuminated with the words

    Against all odds, the Paris Agreement is — kinda, sorta — working

    The agreement's feeble enforcement measures are a feature, not a bug.
    Shannon Osaka COP26 November 17, 2021
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