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Environment
Al Gore Was Right
How changing lightbulbs helped change the world.
How changing lightbulbs helped change the world.
‘I Had a Crazy Dream’: The Couple Sailing Around the World to Help Coastal Communities Adapt to Climate Change
A couple sails across the world, helping coastal communities develop practical ways to adapt to rising seas and climate change.
A couple sails across the world, helping coastal communities develop practical ways to adapt to rising seas and climate change.
Tanzania’s First Official Wildlife Corridor Links Savanna Elephants to Rainforest
Tanzania’s first officially recognized wildlife corridor connects savanna elephant habitat with rainforest, creating a protected route for elephants and other wildlife while strengthening conservation across fragmented landscapes.
Tanzania’s first officially recognized wildlife corridor connects savanna elephant habitat with rainforest, creating a protected route for elephants and other wildlife while strengthening conservation across fragmented landscapes.
Repeal of U.S. Roadless Rule Could Threaten Drinking Water for 25 Million People
Plans to repeal federal protections for roadless national forest lands could open more areas to roads, logging, and development, raising concerns about watershed health, drinking water supplies, wildlife habitat, and forest conservation.
Plans to repeal federal protections for roadless national forest lands could open more areas to roads, logging, and development, raising concerns about watershed health, drinking water supplies, wildlife habitat, and forest conservation.
Conservation’s Blind Spot: Why Language Matters for Biodiversity
A forest is more than the trees it contains. It is also the vocabulary through which generations have learned to read its tides, seasons, species, and silences.
A forest is more than the trees it contains. It is also the vocabulary through which generations have learned to read its tides, seasons, species, and silences.
Deforestation Is on the Ballot in Brazil’s Presidential Election
Are four years of pro-environment policies about to come to an end?
Are four years of pro-environment policies about to come to an end?
Giving Farmers a More Sustainable Way to Protect Crops
Led by Andee Wallace PhD ’20, Robigo uses cutting-edge biotechnology to engineer microbes to fight pests, reducing the need for harmful chemical pesticides.
Led by Andee Wallace PhD ’20, Robigo uses cutting-edge biotechnology to engineer microbes to fight pests, reducing the need for harmful chemical pesticides.
The World’s Reefs Are Disappearing. Coral Trafficking Is Booming
As coral reefs face mounting pressure from warming oceans, pollution, disease, and habitat loss, illegal and unsustainable coral trade is adding another threat to already vulnerable marine ecosystems.
As coral reefs face mounting pressure from warming oceans, pollution, disease, and habitat loss, illegal and unsustainable coral trade is adding another threat to already vulnerable marine ecosystems.
Palm Oil: Vegan or Industry-Sponsored Greenwash?
Ever wondered, is palm oil vegan? Despite reassurances by supermarket giants, palm oil greenwashing is rampant.
Ever wondered, is palm oil vegan? Despite reassurances by supermarket giants, palm oil greenwashing is rampant.
Oceans Turn Deadly Dangerous
According to Copernicus, as of August 10, 2026: “July saw exceptionally high temperatures for the month across a large portion of the tropical Pacific.
According to Copernicus, as of August 10, 2026: “July saw exceptionally high temperatures for the month across a large portion of the tropical Pacific.
Indigenous Rangers Pull Killer ‘Ghost Nets’ From Australia’s Northern Coast
Indigenous ranger groups across northern Australia are removing tons of ghost nets and other marine debris from some of the country’s most remote coastline.
Indigenous ranger groups across northern Australia are removing tons of ghost nets and other marine debris from some of the country’s most remote coastline.
The Himalayas Didn’t Cause the Climate Crisis. Why Are Nepalis Paying the Price?
August’s deadly floods remind us: The developed countries that caused the climate crisis bear responsibility and a debt of justice.
August’s deadly floods remind us: The developed countries that caused the climate crisis bear responsibility and a debt of justice.
Innovations In Air Conditioning: Staying Cool & Green
New air-conditioning technologies are rethinking how we stay cool, using liquid desiccant systems, smart energy storage, evaporative cooling, reflective surfaces, and AI-driven design to reduce electricity use and climate impacts.
New air-conditioning technologies are rethinking how we stay cool, using liquid desiccant systems, smart energy storage, evaporative cooling, reflective surfaces, and AI-driven design to reduce electricity use and climate impacts.
Global Sea Surface Temperatures Reach a Record High, Again
Record-breaking ocean temperatures are raising concerns about marine ecosystems, climate impacts, and the growing effects of a warming planet.
Record-breaking ocean temperatures are raising concerns about marine ecosystems, climate impacts, and the growing effects of a warming planet.
Why Iceland Chose Fish Over European Alliances
Iceland’s long-running disputes over fishing rights have shaped its relationship with Europe, reflecting how control of marine resources, economic interests, national sovereignty, and European integration can collide.
Iceland’s long-running disputes over fishing rights have shaped its relationship with Europe, reflecting how control of marine resources, economic interests, national sovereignty, and European integration can collide.