Research

Losing Sight of the Sky: Why Data Cuts Threaten Climate Innovation

Kelly Wanser, Silver Lining, explains how cuts in US and UK atmospheric science could hinder climate monitoring and disaster preparedness.

Delve into the mechanics behind how water generates electrical charges on surfaces as revealed by Australian researchers.

Discover how self-healing asphalt could potentially solve Britain's pothole crisis, more cheaply and sustainably.

Find out more about the potential of circular retrofitting in the built environment to unlock a global market valued at $3.9 trillion.

Get the scoop on Climate Tech's 2024 investment landscape. Dive into the findings of Net Zero Insights' State of Climate Tech 2024 report.

Brilliant minds honoured by Balzan Prize for their contributions in humanities and natural sciences include an environmental scientist.

RMIT University is working on a novel method for seabed soil characterization in shallow waters and its application in offshore construction.

A weakening ocean overturning circulation can impact atmospheric carbon levels interactions, new MIT research has found.