The climate issue
At home and beyond, Los Alamos National Laboratory strives for sustainability and a greener, healthier future.
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Snap, crackle, stop
Los Alamos scientists work to end climate change–fueled fires.
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Modeling and engineering climate resilience
A new geospatial modeling platform and laboratory experiments help determine how carbon-based waste sources can best be turned into energy and usable products.
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Plugging the leaks
Los Alamos scientists use machine learning to reduce greenhouse gases.
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Curbing climate change
Capturing and storing carbon dioxide will be good for the atmosphere.
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The future of plastics
New software could help transform the budding bioplastics industry.
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Machine learning goes green
Los Alamos develops an algorithm to reduce power use in autonomous systems.
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Performing under stress
Data-driven models predict the response of metals in extreme environments.
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Forecasting the future of water
Los Alamos scientists study water availability in the Colorado Rockies.
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Powerful storage for big data
A radically new approach to storage acceleration aids data manipulation for research and discovery.
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