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New research finds that "floatovoltaics" could generate a substantial amount of energy worldwide.

Sure, most EVs have their own built-in charging apps — but it's important to have a solid backup to assuage potential range anxiety from an inconsistent charging infrastructure.

For nearly a century, a substantial portion of America’s iconic yellow school buses have been manufactured at a factory in Fort Valley, a town of 9,000 people surrounded by peach and pecan orchards in central Georgia.

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These first-of-their-kind homes could solve the global housing crisis — and upend the construction industry through sustainability.

One state will now offer free access to an accessibility app called Aira, helping blind and low vision state park visitors enjoy their adventures.

This appliance company has partnered with two other companies to supply Feeding America food banks with like-new refrigerators and fresh food.

Preparing for Atlantic hurricane season is always a priority in the Caribbean, especially when forecasts project high numbers of storms, as they do for 2024.

A new AI map announced by Google and Global Fishing Watch aims to bring transparency to human activity at sea.

An energy provider's new project will provide cheap, eco-friendly heating and cooling for an entire neighborhood. And this first-of-its-kind network hopes to inspire more opportunities for other lucky homeowners and renters.

These are picks of the best cars, trucks, and SUVs of 2024, according to Edmunds’ independent review. And the good news is that they’re all more eco-friendly than their gas-powered competitors.

Aluminum is a crucial raw ingredient in the fight against climate change. But to ensure the transition off fossil fuels is a clean one, the industry needs a serious makeover. A new federally funded “green smelter” could help make that happen.