We are on the very edge of what will be the next industrial revolution. Manufacturing, shipping, agriculture, mining, and even railroads and transportation stand to be much more productive.

A plough designed by the 18th century agricultural reformer, Jethro Tull. Before the Industrial Revolution, Scotland’s rural areas were experiencing significant changes in what came to be called ...

now recognized as the Fourth Industrial Revolution. These new powers hold great promise for curing and preventing disease, improving agricultural output and enhancing quality of life in many ways ...

Specifically, I look at how industrial farming and the green revolution have led to increased farming emissions and severely depleted soil health. Small-scale farming, which I define as ...

The speed of innovation led the WEF to declare 2016 the start of the Fourth Industrial Revolution, one based on the concept of merging of physical, digital, and biological technologies – or in food ...

What better use for pension or sovereign fund money than funding AI solutions that can support regenerative agriculture, says Johan Jörgensen ...

Multiple generations of industrial farming have taken a toll on one of our most precious resources: the “dirt” beneath our feet. Healthy soil is a rich, complex system teeming with microbial and ...

The foundations of the modern world were laid by one major event—the industrial revolution. A profusion of new technologies and manufacturing processes, accompanied by innovations in finance and ...

Abhinav Singh In August 2024, the Union cabinet approved the BioE3 policy-Biotechnology for Economy, Environment and ...

It can be read as an allegory to the impact of the First Industrial Revolution on the new world. The First Industrial Revolution heralded production using steam, and the Second saw the usage of ...