
How Self-Healing Microchips Recover
Caltech engineers have constructed a new kind of microchip that can learn to heal its own information pathways

How Self-Healing Microchips Recover
Caltech engineers have constructed a new kind of microchip that can learn to heal its own information pathways

Chavez's Death Could Affect Oil Prices, Production and Pollution
Hugo Chavez's death may have an impact on the global oil market--and thus on the global climate as well. David Biello reports


Cheap LED Light May Light Up Market
The new bulb-shaped set of light-emitting diodes only costs less than $20

Still in Search of the Energy Unknown: A Q&A with ARPA-E Director Cheryl Martin
Amid rising oil and gas production, can the Advanced Research Projects Agency-Energy get the U.S. to develop alternative, cleaner energy solutions?

Will There Be Enough Water?
Water demands continue to inch up year after year even as climate change queers supply. Can civilization cope? David Biello reports

Can Solar Challenge Natural Gas?
A new report from Citigroup argues that solar panel installations will surpass expectations as its cost falls below that of the most expensive gas-fired power plants

Do Religion and Climate Change Mix?
A priest strikes sparks among faithful using climate change

U.N. Sustainable Energy Effort Could Keep Warming below 2 Degrees Celsius
The United Nations' commitment to sustainable energy access could help prevent excess greenhouse gas emissions

New Geothermal Data System Could Open Up Clean-Energy Reserves
Forgotten and filed away decades ago, millions of documents on geothermal research are now helping scientists make harvesting Earth’s energy affordable

How Skynet Could Help Save the Planet
Machine-to-machine communication offers an opportunity to make the modern world more energy efficient. David Biello reports

Tesla Electric Car Sales Growing but So Are Financial Losses
Can the innovative car company survive long enough to profit from a growing market for electric vehicles?

Can Ethanol from Corn Be Made Sustainable?
The first biofuel plants are ready to make ethanol from the nonfood part of corn, but such cellulosic ethanol may falter if subsidies end