CRISPR breeds greener poplar trees
Using CRISPR to breed poplar trees could make production for everything from paper to diapers greener, cheaper, and more efficient.
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Using CRISPR to breed poplar trees could make production for everything from paper to diapers greener, cheaper, and more efficient.
About 8% of the world's forests are located in the U.S. However, wildfires, droughts and floods are impacting the health of forests everywhere. One place is working on creating resilient trees.
About 8% of the world's forests are located in the U.S. However, wildfires, droughts and floods are impacting the health of forests everywhere. One place is working on creating resilient trees.
Pham Tran Truc Linh was overjoyed when China finally reopened its doors to foreign students, but was shocked to see ticket and quarantine fees of VND100 million ($4,268). - VnExpress International
Integrated food and energy sysem on degraded peatland in South Sumatra. Photo: CIFOR/Himlal Baral