The May rainfall damaged more than 10,000 properties and killed five people in the state, media reported.
Environment
Pacific Ocean Life at Risk From Noisy Deep-Sea Mining
Global coalition launched to tackle underwater noise pollution.
Global coalition launched to tackle underwater noise pollution.
Community Solar: Renters Join the Renewables Revolution
Additionally, subscribers receive solar credits on their utility bill, amounting to annual savings up to 15 percent.
Additionally, subscribers receive solar credits on their utility bill, amounting to annual savings up to 15 percent.
A New Report Lists the World’s 25 Most Endangered Primates. Most People Have Never Heard of Them.
In Asia, the primates of the Mentawai Islands in Indonesia, are vanishing under the twin pressures of logging and hunting.
In Asia, the primates of the Mentawai Islands in Indonesia, are vanishing under the twin pressures of logging and hunting.
Namibia’s Green Hydrogen Scheme Grows Veg in the Desert
Green hydrogen project is set to become Africa’s first Net Zero village.
Green hydrogen project is set to become Africa’s first Net Zero village.
Bees, Butterflies, Birds & Bats Rejoice During Pollinator Month
Pollinators help around 75 percent of all flowering plants reproduce.
Pollinators help around 75 percent of all flowering plants reproduce.
A Helping Hand for Mangroves
Hurricanes and alterations to natural hydrology have hammered Florida’s mangroves, but they can be restored.
Hurricanes and alterations to natural hydrology have hammered Florida’s mangroves, but they can be restored.
Why Modern Men Must Lead the Charge in Carbon Accountability
— It’s no longer enough to be successful, strong, or even kind. The modern good man is someone who acknowledges his impact on the world—socially, emotionally, and yes, environmentally. The Personal Carbon Footprint: A Mirror of Daily Habits Start with a simple question: What does your day look like? Maybe it begins with a high-protein…
Iowa’s Clean Water Advocates Are Reclaiming the Past to Protect the Future
Through stories, memories and community engagement, a new grassroots effort is building public support for restoring the state’s polluted lakes.
Through stories, memories and community engagement, a new grassroots effort is building public support for restoring the state’s polluted lakes.
Few Bird Species Can Escape Climate Change
While birds are better able than most species to relocate in response to climate change, the environment is changing faster than they can fly, a new study finds.
While birds are better able than most species to relocate in response to climate change, the environment is changing faster than they can fly, a new study finds.
Manage People More and Bears Less, Say Indigenous Elders in World’s ‘Polar Bear Capital’
The province-run Polar Bear Alert Program also aims to keep the community safe from overly curious or dangerous bears, but some of its practices have been called into question by locals.
The province-run Polar Bear Alert Program also aims to keep the community safe from overly curious or dangerous bears, but some of its practices have been called into question by locals.
Lavaforming: An Ideal Form of Sustainable Architecture?
While lavaforming can be accomplished in a number of ways, the best-known technique entails digging trenches to redirect the flow of magma before a volcanic eruption occurs.
While lavaforming can be accomplished in a number of ways, the best-known technique entails digging trenches to redirect the flow of magma before a volcanic eruption occurs.
‘Not Improving’: Lake Tahoe Had One of Its Murkiest Years on Record
Clarity of the alpine lake — measured by dropping a white disk into the water and noting when it disappears from sight — is a signal of its overall health.
Clarity of the alpine lake — measured by dropping a white disk into the water and noting when it disappears from sight — is a signal of its overall health.
Why Biological Diversity Should Be at the Heart of Conservation
Mongabay founder Rhett Ayers Butler recently wrote about a review that warns how biodiversity is often an “afterthought” in forest restoration.
Mongabay founder Rhett Ayers Butler recently wrote about a review that warns how biodiversity is often an “afterthought” in forest restoration.
Ocean Crisis Demands a New Kind of Science
Scientists must engage policymakers, communities to shape responses.
Scientists must engage policymakers, communities to shape responses.
A Just Transition for All: A Q&A with J. Mijin Cha
The climate policy researcher lights our winding path out of the climate crisis and into a greener future.
The climate policy researcher lights our winding path out of the climate crisis and into a greener future.