Climate change

This international surveillance project aims to protect wheat from deadly diseases

When Dave Hodson walked through wheat fields in Ethiopia in 2010, it seemed as if everything had been painted yellow.

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A company making fire-suppressing battery materials just got a $670.6 million loan commitment from the US Department of Energy. Aspen

On July 21, 2024, temperatures soared in many parts of the world, breaking the record for the hottest day ever

The first time the rains failed, the farmers of Kanaani were prepared for it. It was April of 2021, and

On a languid, damp July morning, I meet weed scientist Aaron Hager outside the old Agronomy Seed House at the

Sales of new electric vehicles in Germany have plummeted, dropping nearly 37% in July 2024 from the same month one

Nickel may not grow on trees—but there’s a chance it could someday be mined using plants. Many plant species naturally

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