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Why the post-Paris climate challenge is even harder than we thought
As international negotiators convene in Bonn, they must confront the stark conclusion of a new UN report: The national commitments under the Paris Agreement will not come close to providing the emissions reductions needed to avoid the most severe effects of climate change.
It isn’t strange that cities are leading on climate action
Italy was once not a nation, but a collection of powerful city states, ruled by family dynasties and independent from their formal sovereigns.
How Aquaculture is threatening the native fish species of Africa
Africa has long looked to fish farming to help feed its burgeoning human population.
Biomimicry vs. biophilia: A primer
You know you’ve crossed a special threshold in sustainable design when one of your biggest pet peeves is people confusing biophilia and biomimicry.
Christiana Figueres: ‘Energy for everyone and emissions from no one’
Christiana Figueres is the former executive secretary of the United Nations Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC).
The art of kickstarting your heartbeat
Sunsets here in the San Francisco Bay Area have been remarkably stunning the past few weeks due to the fires, several of which are still smoldering in Napa and Sonoma counties, contributing to these dense crimson sunsets.
With New Peace, Colombia Finds Hope for Saving Its Wild Lands
After a half-century of conflict, Colombia is regaining control of vast biologically rich areas that had been havens for rebel groups.
High aspirations: What’s next for Rocky Mountain Institute
If you classify Rocky Mountain Institute as a think tank, you're half right
Why does green California pump the dirtiest Oil in the U.S.?
California may be a leader in climate policies, but much of its abundant oil reserves are nearly as carbon-intensive to extract and refine as Alberta tar sands crude.
