Global energy challenges: is there room for growth?
Beneath the calls for increased renewable energy lies a more fundamental debate over the role of economic growth, says Dave Elliott
Out of the margins
Janice Hudgings and Chaelee Dalton say that integrating anti-bias, pro-equity material into physics course can educate students about certain biases
A clean planet for all
The European Commission’s new approach means pushing nearly all the policy and technology buttons, says Dave Elliott
What has the Earth ever done for us?
A captivating read, Origins: How the Earth Made Us by Lewis Dartnell would be of equal interest to students of geophysics and history, says Ian Randall
Energy pathways ahead
Opinions vary on the importance of new technologies to decarbonization, as does optimism, finds Dave Elliott
Vague but exciting: how the Web transformed business
James McKenzie explains how Tim Berners-Lee's invention of the World Wide Web at CERN has revolutionized how we trade.
Rethinking power: pipes versus wires
Does the energy system have to be all-electric? Dave Elliot examines the debate
Why artificial intelligence has brought scientists and philosophers together
An ongoing debate in artificial-intelligence research reveals productive interactions between cognitive scientists and philosophers, says Robert P Crease
Energy saving – and use – without end
Dave Elliott ponders whether energy-efficiency costs will fall as take-up rises, in response to a paper from Amory Lovins
With stars in my eyes
Tushna Commissariat reviews Seeing Stars: a Complete Guide to the 88 Constellations by Sara Gillingham
