Climate Technology
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Will climate change move agriculture indoors? And will that be a good thing?
The story of a hot indoor-ag startup offers a window onto the potential and the pitfalls of the new greenhouse-tech movement.
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Amazon might be opening hundreds of bookstores
An Amazon bookstore could soon be coming to a mall near you.
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Shaming homeless people? There’s an app for that — or is there?
SnapCamp is either a horrible idea or a smart commentary on the tech industry.
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Hellmann’s, defender of all things mayonnaise, jumps into the vegan market
Sayonara, Just Mayo, there’s a new vegan spread in town. Meet Hellmann's Carefully Crafted Dressing & Sandwich Spread.
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Say hello to East Africa’s first solar-powered bus
It looks like the wheels are being set in motion for cleaner transit in Uganda.
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Move over, civet cats: This coffee company tries a fresh approach with bacteria
A new company is experimenting with custom-fermented coffee that mirrors the flavor profile of civet beans. We put it to a taste test.
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Tropical fruit in Nebraska? Geothermal makes it possible … and cheap
A greenhouse in the Midwest is producing oranges, lemons, figs, and more.
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This Silicon Valley hotshot is modernizing one of the world’s most conservative industries
David Friedberg’s Climate Corporation, owned by Monsanto, helps farmers adapt to warming temperatures.
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New report shows mistreatment of garment workers by familiar brands
Here’s your regular reminder that where you buy your clothes actually matters.
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Huge, hurricane-resistant wind turbines could be coming to an ocean near you
Just one of these turbines could generate as much energy as a small power plant.