Every year, 3.5 million metric tons of diapers end up in landfills. A new process recycles them into materials similar to gooey adhesives in sticky notes.

When, where, and how electric delivery fleet vehicles are charged can greatly affect their potential to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, researchers report.

Reusable products like bamboo drinking straws and beeswax sandwich wrap may not be as green as we thought, a new study shows.

When a power system combines energy storage and solar power generation, the end result is greater than the sum of its parts, according to a new study.

Using carbon dioxide instead of oxygen in a key point in creating perovskite solar cells could remove a stumbling block to making them more widespread.

A new study documents just how many opportunities there are for environmental learning, some from unexpected organizations.

Researchers have overcome a challenge that could pave the way for getting "blue energy" from sea water, with zero carbon emissions.

Researchers have overcome a challenge that could pave the way for getting "blue energy" from sea water, with zero carbon emissions.

The property that makes fluorescent lights buzz could power a new generation of more efficient computing devices that store data with magnetic fields.

The iconic shapes of pasta can make it hard to package and transport. Flat pasta that only forms shapes when cooked takes care of the problem.