In the past decade, plant-based meats have taken the food industry by storm.
Environment
Advice for U.S. Government Scientists: Lessons Learned From the ‘Muzzling’ of Their Canadian Counterparts
The next four years — and beyond — are going to be awful for the science and conservation community. By learning from past experiences, we can try to minimize the damage.
The next four years — and beyond — are going to be awful for the science and conservation community. By learning from past experiences, we can try to minimize the damage.
Biodiversity Loss
The status of the diversity of living organisms is currently at a toll level that is worrying.
The status of the diversity of living organisms is currently at a toll level that is worrying.
Scientists in Bali Find What Could Be the World’s Largest Coral Colony
Coral restoration nonprofit Ocean Gardener announced that Indonesian marine biologists had measured a Galaxea astreata coral colony in Nusa Penida, a popular diving site, at 58 meters wide by 71 long (190 by 233 feet).
Coral restoration nonprofit Ocean Gardener announced that Indonesian marine biologists had measured a Galaxea astreata coral colony in Nusa Penida, a popular diving site, at 58 meters wide by 71 long (190 by 233 feet).
Troubling Legal Trend as States Block Responsible Investing and Climate Solutions
In what the Republicans have called “Woke” policies, states have taken broad efforts to block ESG.
In what the Republicans have called “Woke” policies, states have taken broad efforts to block ESG.
Is the Cranberry Another Global Warming Casualty?
Cranberries are a vital crop in the U.S., deeply intertwined with the nation’s agricultural economy and cultural identity.
Cranberries are a vital crop in the U.S., deeply intertwined with the nation’s agricultural economy and cultural identity.
Investing in Breastfeeding: Sustainable Solutions for Global Health
Our proposal for considering breastfeeding investments as a carbon offset is founded in the need for full recognition and appropriate measurement of women’s unpaid work including breastfeeding.
Our proposal for considering breastfeeding investments as a carbon offset is founded in the need for full recognition and appropriate measurement of women’s unpaid work including breastfeeding.
We Must Prioritize Rangeland Conservation for Planetary Health and Biodiversity (Commentary)
They cover more than 79 million square kilometers of grasslands, savannas, deserts, shrublands, and tundra globally.
They cover more than 79 million square kilometers of grasslands, savannas, deserts, shrublands, and tundra globally.
When Everything in the Universe Changed
The revolutionary James Webb Space Telescope and next-gen radio telescopes are probing what’s known as the epoch of reionization. It holds clues to the first stars and galaxies, and perhaps the nature of dark matter.
The revolutionary James Webb Space Telescope and next-gen radio telescopes are probing what’s known as the epoch of reionization. It holds clues to the first stars and galaxies, and perhaps the nature of dark matter.
This Year in Conservation Science: Elephants, Sharks, Mountains, Bees, and More
We asked conservation researchers to send us their best papers of 2024. They surprised us with some powerful and important science.
We asked conservation researchers to send us their best papers of 2024. They surprised us with some powerful and important science.
From Goodwill to Goyard, the Resale Economy Surged in 2024
As consumers increasingly prioritize value, sustainability, and unique fashion finds, the resale sector is poised for sustained growth and transformation in the coming years.
As consumers increasingly prioritize value, sustainability, and unique fashion finds, the resale sector is poised for sustained growth and transformation in the coming years.
How the Braiding Seeds Fellowship Works to Uproot Racism in the Food System
“They believed, against odds, that we, their descendants, would exist to inherit, plant, and pass on that seed.”
“They believed, against odds, that we, their descendants, would exist to inherit, plant, and pass on that seed.”
Monarch Butterflies Proposed for u.s. Federal Protection
The population of western monarchs (Danaus plexippus), those that live west of the Rocky Mountains, has declined by roughly 95% since the 1980s.
The population of western monarchs (Danaus plexippus), those that live west of the Rocky Mountains, has declined by roughly 95% since the 1980s.
Recycle Christmas Each Year
Fill Christmas time with time honored traditions for less stress and mess
Fill Christmas time with time honored traditions for less stress and mess
Recycling Gold Can Tackle Illegal Mining in the Amazon, but Is No Silver Bullet
Economic dependence, mercury accessibility, and a demand for gold sustain small-scale gold mining, while enforcement risks pushing miners into ecologically sensitive areas.
Economic dependence, mercury accessibility, and a demand for gold sustain small-scale gold mining, while enforcement risks pushing miners into ecologically sensitive areas.
“Hope Is an Action, Not an Abstract Idea” – A Glimpse Into the Work of Combatants for Peace
On the contrary, it opens doors when people with different backgrounds are included –– not only former combatants, but also activists for nonviolence, women, young people, and conscientious objectors from Israel.
On the contrary, it opens doors when people with different backgrounds are included –– not only former combatants, but also activists for nonviolence, women, young people, and conscientious objectors from Israel.