Faced with new regulations, electronics manufacturers and suppliers didn’t just make small adjustments, such as tweaking their packaging to ensure compliance. They fundamentally rethought their design and manufacturing processes, to create products that use recycled materials and that are easily recyclable themselves.

Mark Hay, Georgia Tech Professor of Environmental Biology, describes research that shows that healthy populations of sea cucumbers enhance the health and resilience of coral reefs.

Georgia Tech's Annalisa Bracco and Zachary Handlos describe two climate phenomena with similar names: La Niña, which forms in the tropical Pacific, and the less well-known Atlantic Niña.

Annalisa Bracco, Georgia Tech Professor of Ocean and Climate Dynamics, describes the current situation with ocean head and coral reef health.

Brian Stone, Georgia Tech Professor of Environmental Planning, explores the planning strategies of the acient world as they relate to the urban heat island effect.

Chuanyi Ji, Georgia Tech Associate Professor of Engineering, and Scott C. Ganz, Georgetown University Associate Teaching Professor of Business and Economics, analyzed data from over 15 million consumers over four years. Poorer communities did indeed wait longer for the lights to go back on.

Across the Great Lakes Basin in the U.S. and Canada, there’s a growing interest among many tribes and First Nations to lead efforts to revive wild rice.

Matthew McDowell, associate professor of engineering at Georgia Institute of Technology, said the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law and Inflation Reduction Act have “dramatically” transformed the U.S. battery manufacturing sector in the past three years.

William Drummond, a Georgia Tech professor who created Drawdown Georgia's emissions tracker, is quoted about how the state can drastically reduce its carbon emissions.