Eight simple backyard changes, from planting night-blooming flowers to cutting small fence holes, can turn your yard into a functional nocturnal wildlife corridor that supports hedgehogs, bats, moths, and more.
Australia's iron-rich desert rock could generate hydrogen gas naturally underground, opening a path to clean energy independence and a major green export industry for generations to come.
A new solar-powered desalination system developed at the University of Rochester can turn real seawater into fresh water without producing harmful liquid brine, and even recovers valuable minerals like lithium as a bonus.
Solar panels coated with a color-shifting liquid crystal layer can cycle through the full visible spectrum as they heat up, while retaining up to 91.4% of their original energy efficiency, making clean energy far easier to integrate into modern building design.
48 bison have been reintroduced into Mexico's Cuatrociénegas biosphere reserve after a 200-year absence, marking a major step toward restoring the health of one of North America's most unique desert ecosystems.