Bridgestone Tire Gets Rubber from Desert Guayule Plant Which Doesn't Require Irrigation
Bridgestone has invested $100 million into farming a desert-dwelling herb to replace the rubber tree for rubber production.
Bridgestone has invested $100 million into farming a desert-dwelling herb to replace the rubber tree for rubber production.
Plants produce ethanol when deprived of water, so a research team in Japan reasoned it would protect them from future drought.
Droughts aren't all bad. Sometimes the receding of rivers reveals amazing things, such as the tracks of a giant dinosaur from 113m years ago.
Peter Harden has kept right on hosing worry-free. That's because he's been storing rainwater in large catch thanks for almost 50 years
A problem-solving grain called sorghum in France is growing strong while all other grain fields are withering under record temperatures.
A common drought-proof weed called purslane may hold the key to feeding the world, by creating valuable heat-resistant crops.
The beauty of a Superbloom arises out of the necessity of several years of drought, when season after season, new seeds can't germinate.
The snows have delivered a ski season for the record books, and an end to all drought conditions in the state for the rest of the year.
A team from MIT developed a + still about the size of a briefcase that utilizes "thermohaline" circulation similar to the ocean itself.
Aside from splotches of land on the northern and southern borders, the state's three-year drought had been entirely cured.
Many ancient sites are restored for cultural and tourism purposes, but the ancient stepwells of India can also help fight drought.
The 7 Southwest states and Mexico have a 10-year established water sharing agreement for the 22-year drought dropping levels in Lake Mead.
German and Kurdish archaeologists have uncovered an ancient city of the Mittani Empire after a drought lowered levels of the Tigris River.
Over 200 US cities are recycling their food waste, cutting tons of methane emissions while giving farms compost to grow food with less water.
The beaver is more thought of as a cold and temperate weather dweller, but one scientists is using them to restore rivers in the desert.
Bhagwati Agrawal tapped a "river from the sky" to supply water year-round to 10,000 people in the driest part of India.
Community appreciation is thriving in Australia thanks to a convoy of volunteer truck drivers delivering necessary resources to drought-afflicted farmers.
Community-minded Aussies are baling out farmers in Northwest Queensland who are faced with the choice of slaughtering their animals in the midst of massive draught and food shortages. Cash, fuel and bales of hay are on their way: The farmers now only need to ask. A joint venture between Aussie Helpers and The Give Back Campaign launched last week has taken off, with about $1.5 million in cash and supplies being donated already through the Buy a Bale campaign.
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