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Edgard Josue/Unsplash Tegucigalpa, Honduras

Is Silicon Valley Driving Trump’s Policy on Honduras?

December 2, 2025

Chemicals on a lab table

A Cleaner, Less Toxic Way of Making a Staple Chemical

December 2, 2025

A field with a tree border. Photo by Karolyn Auer.

Farmers, Scientists Partner to Support Biodiversity on New York Dairy Farms

December 1, 2025

Meredith Holgerson, associate professor of ecology and evolutionary biology in the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, collects a sediment sample from Texas Hollow Pond in central New York.

A Tale of Two Ponds Sheds Light on High Emissions

December 1, 2025

High-tech data center with server racks (iStock)

AI & Climate Fast Grant Awardees Announced

December 1, 2025

Cornell staff and leadership partner with NY Power Authority and Viridi for a mobile battery demonstration on the Ag Quad on Nov. 11, 2025 (Kelly Merchan)

Mobile Battery System to Provide Campus With Clean Power

November 25, 2025

Cornell ash trees aim to beat back borer insects

November 20, 2025

plants in low light

Breakthrough Could Lead to Plants That Use Water More Efficiently

November 20, 2025

Central America’s ‘Five Great Forests’ support North America’s migratory birds

November 19, 2025

Steve Grodsky, Angela Fuller and Chris Sullivan (L-R), leaders of the NY cooperative fish and wildlife unit at Cornell. Photo credit: Haley Turner.

NY Fish and Wildlife Research Unit: 60 Years of Conservation, Collaboration

November 19, 2025

Migratory bird map

New Study Reveals Central America’s “Five Great Forests” Are Lifelines for North America’s Migratory Birds

November 19, 2025

Unicorn kale, with lineage that traces back to a golden collard line crossed with a red leaf curly kale line, can be grown as full-size kale or micro-kale, shown here.

With Near-mythical Look and Taste, Unicorn Kale Hits the Market

November 17, 2025

AquaPraça's “water table” bisects the floating public plaza, rising and receding with sea levels in Brazil's Amazon River Delta.

At COP30, Floating Plaza Shifts Perspective of Sea-level Rise

November 13, 2025

Small-scale California farmer harvests mixed salad greens

Eco-friendly Ag Practices May Be Easier Than Farmers Think

November 13, 2025

Solar panels

$5M Grant Will Fund Study of How Solar Panels Can Boost Crops

November 12, 2025

Graphical representation of AI data

‘Roadmap’ Shows the Environmental Impact of AI Data Center Boom

November 10, 2025

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