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February 10, 2020 Cover
Volume 98, Issue 6
Learn how chemists are developing new technologies to protect food and water supplies, save critical ecosystems, and safeguard cities from natural disasters in the face of climate change
Cover image:In this special issue, learn how chemists are developing new technologies to protect food and water supplies, save critical ecosystems, and safeguard cities from natural disasters in the face of climate change
Credit: Brian Stauffer
Adapting to climate change: How chemistry will help us thrive
Learn how chemists are developing new technologies to protect food and water supplies, save critical ecosystems, and safeguard cities from natural disasters in the face of climate change
Crop innovations can protect yields and improve food quality in a changing climate
Innovations from chemistry and biology will boost crop yields and improve food quality around the world
Climate change is destroying our coral reefs. Here’s how scientists plan to save them
Ecologists are studying resilient reefs to unlock their secrets and preserve others for generations to come
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Building climate-resilient cities
Innovative materials will keep growing urban populations safe from heat, floods, and other natural disasters
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Governments are slow to put in place the policies we need for adaptation to climate change
Policies aimed at adaptation will help the world build resilient highways and other infrastructure
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Climate change will affect access to fresh water. How will we cope?
Local solutions will keep the precious resource flowing
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Bracing for climate change, the chemical industry learns from Hurricane Harvey
Preparations for storms include an emphasis on worker recovery
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Students want more climate change education. Their teachers and professors are starting to listen
Spurred by activism, educators are reworking curricula to train future generations to adapt to our changing climate
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- Zeolite membrane finds holey purpose in methanol synthesis
New experiments produce another claim to metallic hydrogen
The study may open a new door to the predicted material, but it remains out of reach
