Many climate advocates have been resistant to talk about adaptation because, as the report recognizes, it appears to encourage giving up on mitigation.
Environment
Roots on the Roof: How Rooftop Farming Is Reinventing Farming in Delhi
These laws state that although the government claimed that the Minimum Support Price (MSP) procurement would continue, the laws did not legally guarantee MSPs.
These laws state that although the government claimed that the Minimum Support Price (MSP) procurement would continue, the laws did not legally guarantee MSPs.
Artificial Turf: Bad for the Environment, Human Health?
Many scientific questions remain to be answered, such as how children can be exposed to chemicals through oral and dermal routes.
Many scientific questions remain to be answered, such as how children can be exposed to chemicals through oral and dermal routes.
Satellite Research Shows Factory Farm Hotspots as Federal Court Tosses Emissions Lawsuit
New research shows roughly a quarter of the nation’s large cattle, dairy and hog farms are located in just 30 U.S. counties.
New research shows roughly a quarter of the nation’s large cattle, dairy and hog farms are located in just 30 U.S. counties.
US Mines Are Literally Throwing Away Critical Minerals
There’s enough lithium in one year of U.S. mine waste to power 10 million electric vehicles.
There’s enough lithium in one year of U.S. mine waste to power 10 million electric vehicles.
England’s Rewilding Movement Is Gaining Steam, Ben Goldsmith Says
This change was aided by an overhaul to farm subsidies, which were altered by England’s Agriculture Act of 2020, says Goldsmith.
This change was aided by an overhaul to farm subsidies, which were altered by England’s Agriculture Act of 2020, says Goldsmith.
The Hidden Cost of Integrity: Environmental Commitment in the Global South
In the Global South — where ecological stress is severe and institutional support is often fragile — the issue is rarely ignorance.
In the Global South — where ecological stress is severe and institutional support is often fragile — the issue is rarely ignorance.
PFAS ‘Forever’ Chemicals Found in 98% of US Waters Tested
The study focused on low-income and minority environmental justice communities across 19 U.S. states.
The study focused on low-income and minority environmental justice communities across 19 U.S. states.
Trucks & Shorebirds Don’t Mix – Time to Ban This Shameful Florida Policy
Operating vehicles, including ATVs, on the beach can destroy wildlife habitat and be harmful or fatal to wildlife.
Operating vehicles, including ATVs, on the beach can destroy wildlife habitat and be harmful or fatal to wildlife.
Adapting to Climate Decline
When you think about dangerous climate change, what do you picture?
When you think about dangerous climate change, what do you picture?
Earth Versed: 10 New Poetry Books About Our Relationship With Nature
From a collection set in a landfill to an author’s cultural exploration of a critically endangered species, these books celebrate Earth and mourn its destruction.
From a collection set in a landfill to an author’s cultural exploration of a critically endangered species, these books celebrate Earth and mourn its destruction.
As Climate Change Burdens Grow, Community Mental Health Alarm Bells Ring
The current global capacity to deal with a climate change-induced mental health emergency is inadequate, say experts who are calling for the prioritization of mental health support as an integral part of climate change interventions and mitigation.
The current global capacity to deal with a climate change-induced mental health emergency is inadequate, say experts who are calling for the prioritization of mental health support as an integral part of climate change interventions and mitigation.
Indian Black Scorpion Venom Holds Key to New Antidote
Scorpion stings are a global health concern, killing more than 3,000 people a year
Scorpion stings are a global health concern, killing more than 3,000 people a year
Clearing Debris After a Storm Is Big Business. For Some Communities, It’s Also a Burden.
How the necessary work of cleaning up can make an even bigger mess.
How the necessary work of cleaning up can make an even bigger mess.
The Case for Hope in Environmental Journalism
The deeper we go into environmental journalism, the more paradoxes we encounter.
The deeper we go into environmental journalism, the more paradoxes we encounter.
Factory Farms Don’t Just Stink — They Make it Harder to Breathe, Too
New maps show that where animal feeding operations exist, higher percentages of Latino and uninsured residents also live.
New maps show that where animal feeding operations exist, higher percentages of Latino and uninsured residents also live.