Oregon is turning sewage into an endless supply of green energy
Converting poop into heat and electricity offers a tantalizing proposition: more waste equals more clean power...
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Scientists Have Created a Capsule-Form of Cholera Vaccine To Fight Disease
Compared to traditional cholera vaccines, the new capsule form lasts longer, can remain stable at higher temperatures, weighs less, and is smaller — making a big difference in mass vaccination campaigns.
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A Black-Led Video Game Company Mentors Over 500 Diverse Developers
The company's first original title, “DA PAPER BOY," which centers on the experiences and culture of Black and Brown youth, will release for purchase on October 20.
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Artificial Intelligence Takes on the World's Deadliest Infectious Disease
FHI 360’s Double X strategy — which uses the assistance of AI technology — is increasing and improving Tuberculosis screenings, and subsequent treatment, in Vietnam.
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7 Good News Stories About HIV/AIDS To Give You Hope
The fight against HIV/AIDS is far from over, but there are plenty of milestones to celebrate in the meantime.
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Billie Eilish's Headlining Lollapalooza Set Was Solar-Powered
Billie Eilish's Lollapalooza set used solar-powered battery systems, with the help of the Music Decarbonization Project.
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Why Pete Buttigieg is Hopeful About the Future of U.S. Transportation
Secretary Buttigieg sat down with us to talk about the importance of mobility, the future of transit, and how delivering for communities leads to a stronger democracy.
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Experts are Using AI To Save Mangroves — And the Planet
Major stakeholders have announced a new project to understand how mangrove ecosystems — and their contributions to coastal communities — are affected by climate change.
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