Facts alone are not enough. If we want to engage everyone in climate action, we need psychological strategies.
Environment
A Five-Star Recipe for Cutting Food Waste?
The plan involves companies, trade organizations, government and nonprofits teaming up to assess the food waste problem within a specific geography or sector.
The plan involves companies, trade organizations, government and nonprofits teaming up to assess the food waste problem within a specific geography or sector.
Media — Tell the Truth About ‘Un-Natural’ Disasters
Once again, carbon pollution was not mentioned during recent news coverage of the “rain bomb” in the Pacific Northwest
Once again, carbon pollution was not mentioned during recent news coverage of the “rain bomb” in the Pacific Northwest
Geoengineering Could Alter Global Climate. Should It?
Scientists and companies increasingly support blocking some sunlight to avoid the worst impacts of global warming.
Scientists and companies increasingly support blocking some sunlight to avoid the worst impacts of global warming.
One of the Tiniest Frogs Ever Is Discovered in Brazil, Defying Size Limits
At a length of 6.95 millimeters (0.27 inches), Brachycephalus dacnis has given scientists a new appreciation of just how small vertebrates can get.
At a length of 6.95 millimeters (0.27 inches), Brachycephalus dacnis has given scientists a new appreciation of just how small vertebrates can get.
Storm-Proofing: Europe Steps Up Marine Monitoring Efforts
EU-funded researchers are building Europe’s capacity to monitor our seas and oceans and predict changing conditions.
EU-funded researchers are building Europe’s capacity to monitor our seas and oceans and predict changing conditions.
Overuse of Antibiotics in Bangladesh Aquaculture Raises Health Concerns
Pabda aquaculture in Bangladesh produces around 20,000 metric tons annually, some of which is exported.
Pabda aquaculture in Bangladesh produces around 20,000 metric tons annually, some of which is exported.
‘Give Trees a Hand’ — Ad Agencies Line Up to Sell Sketchy Climate Solutions
Fossil fuel companies are spending millions on campaigns to deflect attention from the need to stop drilling for more oil and gas.
Fossil fuel companies are spending millions on campaigns to deflect attention from the need to stop drilling for more oil and gas.
Dolphins Are Breathing in Microplastics
Researchers have discovered microplastic particles in the exhaled air of wild bottlenose dolphins.
Researchers have discovered microplastic particles in the exhaled air of wild bottlenose dolphins.
The Plastics Crisis Is Now a Global Human Health Crisis, Experts Say
Research points to a correlation between the presence of microplastics and endocrine disrupting plasticizers in the human body and a variety of serious maladies, but tracing a direct causal line is very difficult given the complexity and number of plastics and the industry’s lack of transparency regarding its products.
Research points to a correlation between the presence of microplastics and endocrine disrupting plasticizers in the human body and a variety of serious maladies, but tracing a direct causal line is very difficult given the complexity and number of plastics and the industry’s lack of transparency regarding its products.
Acclaimed Scottish Actor and Succession Star Backs Calls for Scotland to Be First ‘Rewilding Nation’
Support comes days before Scottish Rewilding Alliance presents 30% nature recovery ‘vision of hope’ to Scottish Government.
Support comes days before Scottish Rewilding Alliance presents 30% nature recovery ‘vision of hope’ to Scottish Government.
Crowdsourcing for the Planet
The European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre combines seismic data with reports from users through apps and social media.
The European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre combines seismic data with reports from users through apps and social media.
‘Like a Phoenix,’ A New Forest Emerges From the Destruction in Ukraine
Russia’s bombing of Kakhovka Dam in 2023 killed hundreds of people and tens of thousands of animals, but it’s also provided a potential ecological reset.
Russia’s bombing of Kakhovka Dam in 2023 killed hundreds of people and tens of thousands of animals, but it’s also provided a potential ecological reset.
How ‘Waste Colonialism’ Underpins Asia’s Plastic Problem (Commentary)
The largest plastic manufacturers are located in the US, EU, UK, and Japan, former colonial powers which are also now the main exporters of their societies’ waste to the Global South, in a cycle called ‘waste colonialism,’ which is likely to be debated again this month.
The largest plastic manufacturers are located in the US, EU, UK, and Japan, former colonial powers which are also now the main exporters of their societies’ waste to the Global South, in a cycle called ‘waste colonialism,’ which is likely to be debated again this month.
‘Fossil Fuels Are Still Winning’ as Carbon Emissions Reach Record Highs in 2024
The most recent Global Carbon Budget report has found that the world’s carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels reached a record high in 2024.
The most recent Global Carbon Budget report has found that the world’s carbon dioxide emissions from fossil fuels reached a record high in 2024.
Did Rare Bees Actually Kill Meta’s Nuclear-Powered AI Data Center Plans
Meta was on track to become the first company using nuclear power for AI through the largest nuclear plant currently available for data center use.
Meta was on track to become the first company using nuclear power for AI through the largest nuclear plant currently available for data center use.