Forest certification remains a key weapon in the fight to save forests
The silver bullet has become a metaphor for a simple, almost magical solution to a vexing problem.
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What will happen to solar panels after their useful lives are over?
Solar power is having its hockey stick moment.
Conventional shipping gets on deck for decarbonization
Watch out for the return of the sailing ship.
Australia to invest millions in Great Barrier Reef restoration and protection
Australia has pledged more than 500 million Australian dollars ($379 miillion) to help preserve the Great Barrier Reef, in an attempt to help better protect the world heritage site from the effects of climate change.
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.
3 cities using parks to climate-proof their future
Heavy monsoon rains in South Asia and Hurricanes Harvey and Irma were just a few of the natural disasters that crippled cities around the world last year.
Flooding Hot Spots: Why Seas Are Rising Faster on the U.S. East Coast
Scientists are unraveling the reasons why some parts of the world are experiencing sea level increases far beyond the global average
Record concentration of microplastics found in Arctic
Record levels of microplastics have been found trapped inside sea ice floating in the Arctic.
How a ‘Toxic Cocktail’ Is Posing a Troubling Health Risk in China’s Cities
A recent study in Chinese cities found a potential link between a hazardous mix of air pollutants and death rates.
A major climate boundary in the central U.S. has shifted 140 miles due to global warming
A boundary that divides the humid eastern U.S. and the dry western Plains appears to have shifted 140 miles to the east over the past century due to global warming, new research suggests
