What’s at the root of humanity’s incompetence when it comes to solving the climate crisis?
Why Isn’t It Getting Warmer?
When winds are predominantly westerly (blowing east), currents move from the warm central Pacific towards the west coast of South America.
When winds are predominantly westerly (blowing east), currents move from the warm central Pacific towards the west coast of South America.
Flow Woes: How Powerful Is Your Showerhead?
What’s up with all the debate lately as to the flow allowed in new showerheads?
What’s up with all the debate lately as to the flow allowed in new showerheads?
Homes of the Future in a Warmer World
How will the homes of the future look and feel different as a result of global warming?
How will the homes of the future look and feel different as a result of global warming?
Can Renewable Energy Help Combat Soaring Power Costs?
Renewable energy is becoming a more cost-effective source than coal.
Renewable energy is becoming a more cost-effective source than coal.
12 Environmental Films You Shouldn’t Miss
If you want to make 2022 the year you step up your environmental commitment, make sure you’ve watched all of these films…
If you want to make 2022 the year you step up your environmental commitment, make sure you’ve watched all of these films…
Yellowstone Wolves at Risk as States Ease Hunting Restrictions
Is the recent lifting of quota restrictions on wolf hunting in Montana north of Yellowstone National Park a threat to the reintroduced wolf population there?
Is the recent lifting of quota restrictions on wolf hunting in Montana north of Yellowstone National Park a threat to the reintroduced wolf population there?
Of Mousy and Elephantine Cycles, Managing the Climate Crisis After Glasgow COP26
That stated, the international community cannot make binding commitments and plans nor are they responsible for failure to meet national goals.
That stated, the international community cannot make binding commitments and plans nor are they responsible for failure to meet national goals.
The Great Drying: The End of the American Southwest?
Nancy Caywood is a fifth-generation farmer.
Nancy Caywood is a fifth-generation farmer.
Loving Hummingbirds To Death: Thousands Die Annually From Commercial Nectar
There’s something magical about hummingbirds.
There’s something magical about hummingbirds.
Richest 10% Cause More Than Half of Carbon Emissions
Do wealthy people generate more pollution and/or carbon emissions than the less fortunate?
Do wealthy people generate more pollution and/or carbon emissions than the less fortunate?
Can We Build Windfarms That Don’t Harm Wildlife?
Has anyone figured out how to build wind farms that don’t negatively impact birds, bats and other wildlife? Does building them off-shore help?
Has anyone figured out how to build wind farms that don’t negatively impact birds, bats and other wildlife? Does building them off-shore help?
NYC Sees Drop in Air Pollutants During COVID-19 Peak
The improvement in air quality has continued, even as vehicles—the main source of air pollution in the city—repopulate the streets.
The improvement in air quality has continued, even as vehicles—the main source of air pollution in the city—repopulate the streets.
Oil & Gas Companies Spreading Toxic Brine Across Southeastern Ohio
Oil and gas companies in southeastern Ohio have found a cheap way to dispose of their toxic wastewater by having it spread all over the air, water and soil of Ohio Appalachian counties, cities and towns.
Oil and gas companies in southeastern Ohio have found a cheap way to dispose of their toxic wastewater by having it spread all over the air, water and soil of Ohio Appalachian counties, cities and towns.
Amazon.com: An Environmental Jekyll & Hyde?
Is Amazon.com an environmental hero or villain?
Is Amazon.com an environmental hero or villain?
Living as a Bird Shows Us Role of Territorialism in Avian Life
Vinciane Despret’s fascinating new book Living as a Bird explores how and why birds get territorial as winter turns to spring as well as other aspects of avian life.
Vinciane Despret’s fascinating new book Living as a Bird explores how and why birds get territorial as winter turns to spring as well as other aspects of avian life.