USAID’s Climate Strategy (2022-2030) outlines a plan for reducing emissions, enhancing resilience and promoting sustainable development across multiple sectors and regions.
Greens Bracing for the Worst With President Trump, Take 2
One of his promises is removing strict environmental regulations on the fossil fuel economy.
One of his promises is removing strict environmental regulations on the fossil fuel economy.
Tick-Borne Illnesses on the Rise: What Can Be Done?
Common tick-borne diseases include Lyme disease, anaplasmosis, babesiosis and Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
Common tick-borne diseases include Lyme disease, anaplasmosis, babesiosis and Rocky Mountain spotted fever.
Are Wood Pellets a “Green” Heat Source?
Besides the ecological impact, communities living near wood pellet manufacturing centers suffer from constant exposure to thick smoke and toxic pollutants.
Besides the ecological impact, communities living near wood pellet manufacturing centers suffer from constant exposure to thick smoke and toxic pollutants.
Is Leisure Travel Bad for the Planet? Should We Just Stay Home?
Tourism accounts for about eight percent of world greenhouse gas emissions.
Tourism accounts for about eight percent of world greenhouse gas emissions.
Climate Change Driving Surge in Atmospheric Rivers
Atmospheric rivers are narrow bands of water vapor that form in the mid to high latitudes.
Atmospheric rivers are narrow bands of water vapor that form in the mid to high latitudes.
Sequestering CO2 in Concrete: A Logical Climate Solution?
Concrete, the world’s most-used building material, offers significant potential for carbon sequestration. Researchers are exploring “carbonated aggregates” which are materials infused with CO2 during production, that can enhance carbon storage.
Concrete, the world’s most-used building material, offers significant potential for carbon sequestration. Researchers are exploring “carbonated aggregates” which are materials infused with CO2 during production, that can enhance carbon storage.
Greener Music Gear: Harmonizing With Mother Nature
To decrease metal waste in sourcing for strings, makers are beginning to purchase strings in the form of rods.
To decrease metal waste in sourcing for strings, makers are beginning to purchase strings in the form of rods.
Human Footprint Nudges Other Species’ Evolution
Urban environments have also become hotspots for what some researchers consider accelerated evolution.
Urban environments have also become hotspots for what some researchers consider accelerated evolution.
How NYC’s Congestion Pricing Helps the Planet
Congestion pricing seeks to manage demand for road space in busy areas. Drivers pay a fee to enter these zones with electronic tolling systems that track vehicles and collect payments.
Congestion pricing seeks to manage demand for road space in busy areas. Drivers pay a fee to enter these zones with electronic tolling systems that track vehicles and collect payments.
Reducing Cattle Methane Without Reducing Meat Consumption
Cattle are ruminants: their stomachs allow them to digest fiber-rich foods like grass and hay.
Cattle are ruminants: their stomachs allow them to digest fiber-rich foods like grass and hay.
Bullish on Bamboo: Fast Growing Hardwood Alternative Wows Green Builders
Contrary to popular belief, bamboo is a type of grass, not a tree, so it has a unique advantage as timber.
Contrary to popular belief, bamboo is a type of grass, not a tree, so it has a unique advantage as timber.
Jimmy Carter’s Environmental Legacy
“Habitat has successfully removed the stigma of charity by substituting it with a sense of partnership,” Carter voiced.
“Habitat has successfully removed the stigma of charity by substituting it with a sense of partnership,” Carter voiced.
Is the Cranberry Another Global Warming Casualty?
Cranberries are a vital crop in the U.S., deeply intertwined with the nation’s agricultural economy and cultural identity.
Cranberries are a vital crop in the U.S., deeply intertwined with the nation’s agricultural economy and cultural identity.
Monarch Butterfly Finally Granted Threatened Status
The monarch butterfly, known for its awe-inspiring migration across North America, has become a symbol of both ecological wonder and environmental decline.
The monarch butterfly, known for its awe-inspiring migration across North America, has become a symbol of both ecological wonder and environmental decline.
Greener Dish Soap: Why Not?
The main chemicals in dish soaps include Methylisothiazolinone, 4-dioxane, and fragrance and dye additives.
The main chemicals in dish soaps include Methylisothiazolinone, 4-dioxane, and fragrance and dye additives.