Do Economic Incentives Increase Composting and Reduce Food Waste?
Economic incentives can boost household composting and cut food waste, but their success depends on program design, equity, and complementary education, according to
February 27, 2026
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Big Oil CEOs Accused of Lying to Congress—Why Accountability Matters for the Planet
Big Oil CEOs have been accused of providing false testimony to Congress, a breach of accountability that threatens climate goals, public trust, and
February 27, 2026
7 Innovative Energy Solutions Transforming Climate-Smart Buildings
Seven cutting‑edge energy technologies—ranging from building‑integrated photovoltaics to advanced heat‑recovery ventilation—are reshaping climate‑smart buildings by cutting emissions, improving indoor comfort, and boosting resilience,
February 25, 2026
Beijing Air Pollution Meets State Standards for the First Time—What Changed?
Beijing met China’s state air quality standards for the first time in 2021, a milestone driven by stricter policies, cleaner technologies, and active
February 23, 2026
Swiss Breakthrough Technology Cuts Radioactive Waste in Nuclear Plants by 80%
A Swiss-developed pyroprocessing method can re‑treat spent nuclear fuel, cutting the volume of high‑level radioactive waste destined for long‑term storage by up to
February 22, 2026
America’s Plastic Waste Problem: Why Recycling Isn’t Enough
America generates tens of millions of tons of plastic each year, but only a single‑digit percent is actually recycled, leaving a persistent waste
February 20, 2026
