A Gallup survey finds that disaster victims are more likely to feel that the future is out of their hands.
Environment
Fish Maw: An Emerging Ocean Conservation Nightmare
Like the early days of the shark fin trade, the mostly unregulated market for dried fish swim bladders has exploded in popularity, devastating species around the world.
Like the early days of the shark fin trade, the mostly unregulated market for dried fish swim bladders has exploded in popularity, devastating species around the world.
Building an Earthship in South Australia – YouTube Documentary Review
A documentary follows the construction of an Earthship in South Australia, exploring sustainable building, self-sufficiency, and off-grid living.
A documentary follows the construction of an Earthship in South Australia, exploring sustainable building, self-sufficiency, and off-grid living.
World Elephant Day: How These Giants Are Adapting to a Changing World
Elephants are adapting to changing environments as conservationists work to protect their habitats and survival.
Elephants are adapting to changing environments as conservationists work to protect their habitats and survival.
Tequila Producers Expand Fast, But at What Cost to the Planet?
The booming tequila industry faces growing concerns over water use, land impacts, and environmental sustainability.
The booming tequila industry faces growing concerns over water use, land impacts, and environmental sustainability.
Forest Fires Likely to Continue to Burn Twice as Much Without ‘Serious Action’ on Climate Change
Researchers warn that worsening climate conditions could drive larger forest fires without stronger climate action.
Researchers warn that worsening climate conditions could drive larger forest fires without stronger climate action.
As Climate-Fueled Wildfires Worsen, Communities Wrestle With Paying the Costs
Communities face rising financial burdens as climate-driven wildfires increase risks, recovery costs, and adaptation challenges.
Communities face rising financial burdens as climate-driven wildfires increase risks, recovery costs, and adaptation challenges.
How Climate Anxiety Is Fueling ‘90s Nostalgia
A cultural shift toward retro trends reveals how uncertainty about the future is driving comfort in the past.
A cultural shift toward retro trends reveals how uncertainty about the future is driving comfort in the past.
We Are Water: Metaphor as a Tool for Environmental Policies Communication
Environmental lawyer David Fajardo Torres argues that stories and shared values are essential for defending nature.
Environmental lawyer David Fajardo Torres argues that stories and shared values are essential for defending nature.
Climate Change Doubled Likelihood of Canada’s Extreme Fire Weather, Study Finds
A new study links climate change to increased risks of extreme fire conditions across Canada’s wildfire seasons.
A new study links climate change to increased risks of extreme fire conditions across Canada’s wildfire seasons.
Survey Reveals Where Tourism Creates the Most Stress for Locals
New survey uncovers how overcrowding, traffic, and seasonal tourism affect residents across America's top vacation destinations.
Is tourism hurting locals? Discover where tourism creates the most stress and how overtourism impacts everyday life.
A Magnificent Internationale: Building a Just World With Nature
An exploration of ecological justice, global solidarity, and creating a more sustainable relationship with nature.
An exploration of ecological justice, global solidarity, and creating a more sustainable relationship with nature.
Santa Catarina’s Guinea Pig: World’s Rarest Island Mammal
Hidden away on a tiny, rocky island off the coast of southern Brazil, Santa Catarina’s guinea pigs hold the precarious title of being one of the rarest mammals on Earth.
Hidden away on a tiny, rocky island off the coast of southern Brazil, Santa Catarina’s guinea pigs hold the precarious title of being one of the rarest mammals on Earth.
The Wildlife Refuge System Is Quietly Falling Apart
A major wildlife refuge faces uncertainty as federal support and long-standing conservation agreements come under threat.
A major wildlife refuge faces uncertainty as federal support and long-standing conservation agreements come under threat.
Feeding the World as if People Mattered: Taking the Right Lessons From Small Farm Systems – Book Excerpt
A book excerpt explores how small-scale farming offers lessons for sustainable food systems and human-centered agriculture.
A book excerpt explores how small-scale farming offers lessons for sustainable food systems and human-centered agriculture.
World Lion Day: The Communities Living With Lions
Communities sharing landscapes with lions reveal the challenges and opportunities of coexistence and conservation.
Communities sharing landscapes with lions reveal the challenges and opportunities of coexistence and conservation.