environmental science research for everyone
Electricity and food are two things each of us consumes every day. It is possible that by making smart choices, we can help grow more food while also generating electricity. Pollinating insects are an important part of agriculture in the US, and we can make electricity choices to increase the number of those insects near our farms.
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Hamburger or fish sandwich? Which lunch option has the lowest environmental impact? Consumers and policy makers aiming to make informed choices about what animal protein food sources to support have a new resource available this month, thanks to a review led by University of Washington researchers.
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Technological advances have brought us incredible inventions that have filled our daily lives with many modern conveniences. However, these technological advances have come at a price of ever increasing air pollution, particularly from carbon dioxide. Just as technological advances have helped create the problem, scientists are now turning to them as a solution to the pollution problem.
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