UC Berkeley engineers use materials at hand to solve global problems, like roofing material made from recycled cardboard.

Agricultural technology can help bridge the gap.

New, low-cost process creates batteries with a lifespan four times better than what's currently sold.

Student innovation competition inspires big ideas from across the UC system and beyond.

Breakthrough harvester could help provide for your home's water needs.

Facts and data alone won’t inspire people to take action in the fight against global warming. So what will? Find out in the final episode of "Climate Lab."

Press conferences at the White House tend to occur in predictable locations: The Briefing Room, the Rose Garden, the South Lawn. In 1979, President Jimmy Carter chose a loftier venue: the roof. He didn’t do it for the view over Washington, D.C.; he wanted to show off a brand-new array of 32 solar panels.

The University of California and Vox today (April 19) announced Climate Lab, a six-episode video series exploring global climate change and UC’s groundbreaking work to mitigate its effects.

Giant lizards destroying cities. Mushroom clouds. Three-eyed fish.

Pink is the new green, thanks to technology developed at UC Santa Cruz.

Scientists and global leaders are busy seeking solutions to climate change, but a growing number of experts in the field think that another group will have to play a critical role: entrepreneurs. And now is the time for entrepreneurs to enter the fray.

Is brown the new green? UCLA researchers are using waste matter (yes, including poop) to make a new generation of advanced biofuels.