Healthy diets unaffordable for almost 3 billion people.
Environment
Who’s the Fossil Fuel-Backed “Philosopher” Shaping Trump’s Megabill Clean Energy Cuts?
GOP Sen. Thom Tillis took to Senate floor to decry lobbyists like Alex Epstein pushing huge energy moves “without a clue about what they are potentially doing to our grid.”
GOP Sen. Thom Tillis took to Senate floor to decry lobbyists like Alex Epstein pushing huge energy moves “without a clue about what they are potentially doing to our grid.”
Droughts Are a ‘Slow-Moving Global Catastrophe,’ Report Finds
More than 90 million people across Eastern and Southern Africa face acute food insecurity or need food assistance, according to the report.
More than 90 million people across Eastern and Southern Africa face acute food insecurity or need food assistance, according to the report.
Wooly Mice & Dire Wolf Pups, Oh My: De-Extinction Gets Real
On its website, Colossal states that its mission is to “secure the health and biodiversity of our planet’s future”.
On its website, Colossal states that its mission is to “secure the health and biodiversity of our planet’s future”.
Spain and Portugal’s Electricity Outage: The Real Meaning of Powerlessness
The April 2025 blackout in Spain and Portugal exposed the fragility of critical infrastructure and highlighted the urgent need for robust, realistic contingency plans to ensure resilience against future crises.
The April 2025 blackout in Spain and Portugal exposed the fragility of critical infrastructure and highlighted the urgent need for robust, realistic contingency plans to ensure resilience against future crises.
The World’s Children Suffer Brunt of Wildfire Smoke Health Impacts
Researchers emphasize that children are especially susceptible to harm from wildfire smoke due to their physiology and tendency to spend more time outdoors.
Researchers emphasize that children are especially susceptible to harm from wildfire smoke due to their physiology and tendency to spend more time outdoors.
China’s Lead in Clean Energy Only Getting Bigger
Iceland, Norway, Paraguay and Brazil lead in having the majority of their total energy production come from clean energy sources, such as geothermal energy in Iceland and hydroelectric power in Norway.
Iceland, Norway, Paraguay and Brazil lead in having the majority of their total energy production come from clean energy sources, such as geothermal energy in Iceland and hydroelectric power in Norway.
Wildlife & Tourists on the up in Zambia’s Kafue Park: Q&A With Manager Craig Reid
African Parks plans to introduce as many as 60 black rhinos to Kafue NP in the coming years and has already reestablished a thriving population of Kafue lechwe, a wetlands antelope unique to this landscape.
African Parks plans to introduce as many as 60 black rhinos to Kafue NP in the coming years and has already reestablished a thriving population of Kafue lechwe, a wetlands antelope unique to this landscape.
Turkey’s Forests Ablaze: Recurring Crisis Ignites Anger and Demands for Accountability
A staggering 569 forest fires were recorded across the country in June.
A staggering 569 forest fires were recorded across the country in June.
Fire-Tolerant Chinaberry Tree Endorsed for Forest Planting
Heat-resistant species is fast-growing and regenerates quickly after forest fires
Heat-resistant species is fast-growing and regenerates quickly after forest fires
‘Drill, Baby, Drill’ Is Outdated
Renewable energy production is now significantly cheaper – and cleaner – to produce
Renewable energy production is now significantly cheaper – and cleaner – to produce
Enviros: Thumbs Down to Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill
One of the bill’s most contentious features is its fast-tracking of fossil fuel infrastructure projects.
One of the bill’s most contentious features is its fast-tracking of fossil fuel infrastructure projects.
How Kansas Went to War Against Feral Pigs and Won
If you think that government can’t solve problems anymore, just ask a feral pig in Kansas. If you can find one. At a time when wild swine run amok in other states, a Kansas model shows how a state can cheaply and efficiently get the problem under control. Provided, of course, you’re willing to step on a few toes, including those of hunters.
If you think that government can’t solve problems anymore, just ask a feral pig in Kansas. If you can find one. At a time when wild swine run amok in other states, a Kansas model shows how a state can cheaply and efficiently get the problem under control. Provided, of course, you’re willing to step on a few toes, including those of hunters.
The Land Is an Ancestor We Refuse to Abandon: In the Shadows of the Hermosa Mine
A rural Arizona border town came together to do whatever they could to protect the land.
A rural Arizona border town came together to do whatever they could to protect the land.
14 Fierce Rivals Wolves Avoid—and the One Force They Can’t Escape
Wolves, with their razor-sharp instincts and pack strength, might seem untouchable in the wild.
Wolves, with their razor-sharp instincts and pack strength, might seem untouchable in the wild.
104 Companies Linked to 20% of Global Environmental Conflicts, Study Finds
A recent study has found that just 104 companies, mostly multinational corporations from high-income countries, are involved in a fifth of the more than 3,000 environmental conflicts it analyzed.
A recent study has found that just 104 companies, mostly multinational corporations from high-income countries, are involved in a fifth of the more than 3,000 environmental conflicts it analyzed.