Wood

Green Impact Fast-growing trees could be the global answer to climate change

Fast-growing trees, like the Tulip tree, could open up new global opportunities for improving carbon sequestration in plantation forests

Green Impact These fast-growing trees could be the answer to global climate change Rebecca Shavit

Green Impact These fast-growing trees could be the solution to global carbon capture Rebecca Shavit

Discoveries Archeologists discover world’s oldest wooden structure: Pre-dates homo sapiens by 120,000 years Joshua Shavit

Discoveries Scientists create low-cost, long-lasting solar cells from wood Joshua Shavit

Innovations Researchers develop genius new anti-fogging method to keep glasses, car windshields clear Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Breakthrough aquaculture technology turns waste wood into nutritious seafood Joseph Shavit

Discoveries World’s oldest wooden structure found: Pre-dates Homo sapiens by over 120,000 years Joseph Shavit

Discoveries New home constructed with flexible partition walls can transform to meet resident needs Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Green Energy: Scientists develop the world’s first wood transistor Joseph Shavit

Discoveries The secret of the Stradivarius violin’s unique sound revealed Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Engineered wood grows stronger while trapping carbon dioxide Joseph Shavit

Discoveries The remarkable reason for a Stradivarius violin’s beautiful sound Joseph Shavit

Discoveries The mystery of the Stradivarius violin’s unique sound finally solved Joseph Shavit

Discoveries First-of-its-kind 3D-printed home blends concrete, wood Joseph Shavit

Discoveries The secret of the Stradivarius violin’s unique sound discovered Joseph Shavit

Discoveries Burning woody biomass in coal power plants could reduce carbon emissions Joshua Shavit