Despite the escalating conflict with Israel and the prevailing climate of fear, the volunteers continued their efforts to protect both the animals and the beach.
Indonesian Nickel Project Harms Environment and Human Rights, Report Says
We don’t want our children to be affected.
We don’t want our children to be affected.
African Health Experts Warn of Climate Change & Rising Vector-Borne Diseases
And now, health experts add vector-borne diseases to that list as well.
And now, health experts add vector-borne diseases to that list as well.
Global Fisheries Must Change to Avoid Ocean Collapse, Study Says
In many cases, bycatch includes marine animals such as porpoises, seals, turtles and several bird species.
In many cases, bycatch includes marine animals such as porpoises, seals, turtles and several bird species.
People Hugely Underestimate Carbon Footprint of the Wealthy, Study Shows
The carbon footprint is often used as a proxy for environmental impact.
The carbon footprint is often used as a proxy for environmental impact.
Alan Dangour on Reframing Climate Change as a Health Crisis
Dangour emphasizes the need for interdisciplinary collaboration between researchers, policymakers, and communities to develop real-world interventions, such as cooling strategies during extreme heat and addressing maternal health risks.
Dangour emphasizes the need for interdisciplinary collaboration between researchers, policymakers, and communities to develop real-world interventions, such as cooling strategies during extreme heat and addressing maternal health risks.
Global ‘Slow Food’ Movement Embraces Agroecology (Commentary)
There, the leading ‘good food movement’ organization officially launches its new program, Slow Food Farms, to educate its global members about the power of agroecology to feed the world sustainably and to connect farmers via a community of learning.
There, the leading ‘good food movement’ organization officially launches its new program, Slow Food Farms, to educate its global members about the power of agroecology to feed the world sustainably and to connect farmers via a community of learning.
A Future Where We Might ‘Get Climate Right’: A Conversation with Ayana Elizabeth Johnson
On this episode of the Mongabay Newscast, the co-founder of Urban Ocean Lab discusses the key insights found in her latest book.
On this episode of the Mongabay Newscast, the co-founder of Urban Ocean Lab discusses the key insights found in her latest book.
Arctic Sea Ice Hits Summer Minimum; Antarctic Hovers at New Winter Lows
The Arctic summer sea ice minimum also stayed low this year, at 4.28 million km² (1.65 million mi²), making it the 7th lowest minimum in the satellite record. So far, 2012 saw the record minimum of 3.41 million km² (1.32 million mi²).
The Arctic summer sea ice minimum also stayed low this year, at 4.28 million km² (1.65 million mi²), making it the 7th lowest minimum in the satellite record. So far, 2012 saw the record minimum of 3.41 million km² (1.32 million mi²).
Five Times More Marine Fish May Be at Risk of Extinction: Study
Bony fish, or teleosts, represent some 96% of the world’s marine fish species.
Bony fish, or teleosts, represent some 96% of the world’s marine fish species.
New Approach to Land Management in Africa Aims to Climate-Proof Ecosystems
This helps decision-makers choose actions that match local conditions and needs, aided by a multistakeholder platform to foster collaboration between government entities, private sector players, local governments, NGOs and community groups.
This helps decision-makers choose actions that match local conditions and needs, aided by a multistakeholder platform to foster collaboration between government entities, private sector players, local governments, NGOs and community groups.
‘Dream Birds’ in the Mist: First Photo of ‘Lost’ Bird in Drc Mountains
The species was considered lost to science until late last year, when an expedition of U.S. and DRC scientists spotted flocks of the birds gliding through the forests of the Itombwe mountains and snapped the first photo. Their observations will help to fill in some key knowledge gaps on this little-known species, which faces threats from habitat destruction and climate change.
The species was considered lost to science until late last year, when an expedition of U.S. and DRC scientists spotted flocks of the birds gliding through the forests of the Itombwe mountains and snapped the first photo.
Their observations will help to fill in some key knowledge gaps on this little-known species, which faces threats from habitat destruction and climate change.
Lab-Grown Corals Resisted Bleaching During Caribbean’s Worst Marine Heat Wave
This unprecedented heat brought the worst coral bleaching event in the Caribbean’s recorded history, bleaching 60-100% of some reefs, and killing many patches.
This unprecedented heat brought the worst coral bleaching event in the Caribbean’s recorded history, bleaching 60-100% of some reefs, and killing many patches.
What Will the Brazilian Food Industry Do About Plastic Packaging?
Experts promote the circular economy as the best solution, and the Brazilian government itself is soon to launch a series of decrees obliging companies to recycle up to 50% of their products over the next few years.
Experts promote the circular economy as the best solution, and the Brazilian government itself is soon to launch a series of decrees obliging companies to recycle up to 50% of their products over the next few years.
Just 0.7% of Land Hosts One-Third of Unique, Endangered Species, Study
Researchers set out to find the most taxonomically unique and endangered species living in areas where human pressure may force them into extinction, like the red panda.
Researchers set out to find the most taxonomically unique and endangered species living in areas where human pressure may force them into extinction, like the red panda.
Aluminum and Steel Take Environment and Health Toll, Even as Demand Grows
Aluminum in particular will see a major surge in demand to supply the clean energy transition, with the metal used in lightweight electric vehicles and renewable infrastructure.
Aluminum in particular will see a major surge in demand to supply the clean energy transition, with the metal used in lightweight electric vehicles and renewable infrastructure.