Rapid Changes in Climate Don’t Slow Some Lizards
One tropical lizard's tolerance to cold is stiffer than scientists had suspected.
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One tropical lizard's tolerance to cold is stiffer than scientists had suspected.
New Zealand has joined Australia in the International Court of Justice in a case against Japanese whaling in the Southern Ocean...
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Shanghai has started to discuss a draft regulation on preventing land subsidence to better supervise major construction projects in the city.
Law firm takes action against company claiming greenwashing of banana-growing practices.
No broad-based international agreement on sharing rivers currently exists, even though much of the world depends on water from rivers that flow through more than one nation. But that may be about to change, as two separate global river treaties are close to being approved.
The general public is getting tired and suspicious of meaningless green claims. But that doesn’t mean they’re not interested in sustainability.
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The number of new hydropower projects in China could surge as the country's populist premier Wen Jiabao retires and a new leadership team races to meet ambitious 2020 energy goals.Dam
Loyola University in Chicago is taking sustainability to a new level.