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Climate activist Naomi Oreskes now has her own theme song, after the University of Utah commissioned a musician to compose a song about climate denial, to convince people to read "Merchants of Doubt".

Royal Dutch Shell Group, one of the largest publicly traded oil producers in the world, just laid out its plan for how the company will survive in a zero-emission, climate conscious world...

From The Daily Caller Chris White Tech Reporter May 03, 2020 2:02 PM ET Maryland Rep. Andy Harris wants the Environmental Protection Agency to review a Harvard University study suggesting pollution could create an 8% increase...

Harvard University has added yet another sustainable building to its campus — the Harvard Artlab, a contemporary art space projected to meet net-zero energy targets...

Get ready to have your ideas about the Moon shattered. Scientists from Harvard University and the University of California, Davis (UC Davis) have put forth a new model for the Moon's origin, and it's mind-bending to say the...

University stops short of fully divesting its $36bn endowment from coal, oil and gas but green groups welcome the breakthrough after a five-year campaign

Harvard University's Daniel Nocera is a busy man. Last week, we reported on his announcement of a superbug that consumes carbon dioxide and creates fuel, a major development in energy technology. Now, the news is out that...

Water scarcity is a problem that will likely only become worse as time wears on, meaning we need to find a way to collect it under harsh conditions. Harvard University researchers have been working on a method of harvesting...

The recently completed building, which now houses Harvard's Anthropology Department, is a 35,000-square-foot LEED Gold-certified facility which won the 2016 Hobson Award given by the AIA for best new architecture project...

We've written many, many times before about the promising uses of 3D printing when it comes to medicine -- doctors are already using for everything from crafting low-cost prosthetics, to mending or even replacing broken bones,...

We've written many, many times before about the promising uses of 3D printing when it comes to medicine -- doctors are already using for everything from crafting low-cost prosthetics, to mending or even replacing broken bones,...

OFIS architects and AKT II teamed up with Harvard University Graduate School of Design students to design and build a beautiful yet practical shelter to withstand Slovenia’s extreme alpine climate...

World’s richest university will appear in court on Friday to seek dismissmal of lawsuit brought by students calling for it to pull investments out of coal, oil and gas companies

“Blood money,” they’re calling it, and it’s a lot of blood—a total of $79.5 million that Harvard ploughed into oil and gas companies during the third quarter of 2015. That’s up by about a factor of seven from...

Thanks to a team of Harvard scientists, being called a "shrimp" will no longer amount to an insult. The University's Wyss Institute for Biologically Inspired Engineering isolated chitin in the arthropod's exoskeleton to make...