Native knowledge: What Ecologists are learning from indigenous people
From Alaska to Australia, scientists are turning to the knowledge of traditional people for a deeper understanding of the natural world.
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From Alaska to Australia, scientists are turning to the knowledge of traditional people for a deeper understanding of the natural world.
Emissions from the nearly 1.5 billion cattle on earth are a major source of methane, a powerful greenhouse gas.
The latest UN report on climate says reducing deforestation is crucial to slowing global warming.
South Africa’s largest city proudly notes that it has one of the world’s largest urban forests. But an invasive insect has been killing Johannesburg’s trees by the tens of thousands, and baffled experts are scrambling to find ways to stop it.
South African ranchers who raise rhinos are supporting a virtual currency, backed by stockpiles of valuable rhino horn, to fund protection of the threatened animals.
What is the best way to save nature – to cordon off areas for parks and open space or to integrate conservation measures on working lands?
China’s Belt and Road Initiative is a colossal infrastructure plan that could transform the economies of nations around the world.
By far the largest mining endeavor globally is digging up sand, mainly for the concrete that goes into buildings.
A growing number of homeowners in Germany are installing batteries to store solar power.
It all began with a car crash. I was doing some ironing when my mum came in to tell me that a family friend had been killed in a road accident in Thailand.