Nicolás Rivero

• Climate Solutions

One hot spring town shows how Japan could turn its underground cauldron of geothermal heat into clean energy, without risking its centuries-old onsen tradition.

• Climate Solutions

Whether it’s a Slurpee, Frappuccino or frozen margarita, a slushy drink can bring your body temperature down fast on a hot day.

• Climate Solutions

Rooftop solar panels are surprisingly resilient in the face of extreme weather, but wind and hail damage may not be covered under your home insurance policy.

• Climate

A Post analysis finds that 500,000 agricultural workers and 4.3 million construction workers nationwide could be affected by the OSHA proposal, if it is finalized.

• Climate Solutions

It’s almost impossible to turn old threads into new clothes, but scientists are working to change that.

• Climate Solutions

Dressing for summer heat isn’t just about wearing less. Scientists and stylists say it’s about thoughtfully choosing fabrics, colors and fit.

Electric construction equipment and vehicles could cut 3 percent of the U.S.'s greenhouse emissions.

• Climate Leap

A new generation of fuels could power planes and ships without warming the planet.

• Climate Solutions

New ways to power off-road machines, which mostly run on diesel, could cut about 3 percent of U.S. carbon emissions.