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Canada Needs Solutions-Focused Innovation to Tackle Social and Environmental Challenges
An independent social innovation agency could help make this happen
An independent social innovation agency could help make this happen
Dam Terrorism: How Mining Companies in Brazil Scare Residents Into Relocating
Residents living near these dams have been woken up by emergency sirens in the middle of the night, even though there was no evidence that the dams were about to collapse.
Residents living near these dams have been woken up by emergency sirens in the middle of the night, even though there was no evidence that the dams were about to collapse.
In Costa Rica, Sustainable Tourism Is No Longer Enough for Conservation
The experts recommend shifting from pursuing sustainability to a regenerative approach, integrating local communities in tourism supply chains, and redirecting profits from mass tourism to private conservation.
The experts recommend shifting from pursuing sustainability to a regenerative approach, integrating local communities in tourism supply chains, and redirecting profits from mass tourism to private conservation.
Why Wildfires Started by Human Activities Can Be More Destructive and Harder to Contain
Research shows wildfires are up to four times larger and three times more frequent than they were in the 1980s and ‘90s, with some consuming hundreds of thousands of acres.
Research shows wildfires are up to four times larger and three times more frequent than they were in the 1980s and ‘90s, with some consuming hundreds of thousands of acres.
What Is Greenhushing?
These days when you visit a corporate website you may notice claims of sustainability with claims that the company will become netzero by 2030 or that they will stop using fossil fuels.
These days when you visit a corporate website you may notice claims of sustainability with claims that the company will become netzero by 2030 or that they will stop using fossil fuels.
At Mexico’s School for Jaguars, Big Cats Learn Skills to Return to the Wild
The program is run by the foundation Jaguares en la Selva (Jaguars in the Wild) at the Yaguar Xoo sanctuary, where two wildlife enclosures have been designed for jaguars and pumas to learn to hunt and survive on their own.
The program is run by the foundation Jaguares en la Selva (Jaguars in the Wild) at the Yaguar Xoo sanctuary, where two wildlife enclosures have been designed for jaguars and pumas to learn to hunt and survive on their own.
For Ranchers in Costa Rica, Jaguars and Pumas Become Unexpected Allies
This information has been essential to design programs with a specific focus.
This information has been essential to design programs with a specific focus.
The Environmental Dark Side of Live Music
Though unsustainable, the industry’s popularity is not likely to be curtailed.
Though unsustainable, the industry’s popularity is not likely to be curtailed.
This Month in Conservation Science: ‘The Earth Is Dying, Bro’
Plus a spotlight on leopards, the risks to primates, the link between bats and chocolate, otter taste buds, and a whole lot more.
Plus a spotlight on leopards, the risks to primates, the link between bats and chocolate, otter taste buds, and a whole lot more.
Global Poverty Alleviation Initiatives Needed
A recent United Nations assessment found that over one billion people live in extreme poverty, with almost half of them in conflict-affected nations.
A recent United Nations assessment found that over one billion people live in extreme poverty, with almost half of them in conflict-affected nations.
Controversial Us Marine Geoengineering Test Delayed Until Next Year
Most geoengineering technologies, including large-scale carbon sequestration ideas, have not been tested in the field.
Most geoengineering technologies, including large-scale carbon sequestration ideas, have not been tested in the field.
Scientists Found a New Ally in the Fight to Clean Up CO2 Emissions: ‘Chonkus’
A newly discovered bacterium could help humans deal with climate change — if scientists can figure out how to crack open its DNA.
A newly discovered bacterium could help humans deal with climate change — if scientists can figure out how to crack open its DNA.
The Negative Influence of Climate Blogs on Public Perception
Explore the negative aspects of climate blogs and how they can contribute to misinformation, confusion, and polarization.
Explore the negative aspects of climate blogs and how they can contribute to misinformation, confusion, and polarization.
Social Media Influencers’ Bad Behavior With Marine Wildlife Is Risky for Animals, Too (Commentary)
But this is just one of many social accounts that showcase close encounters with marine wildlife.
But this is just one of many social accounts that showcase close encounters with marine wildlife.
Indigenous Territories & Peoples Are Key to Achieving COP16’s 30×30 Target (Commentary)
These discussions cannot happen without considering the role of Indigenous communities in protecting biodiversity and thriving ecosystems, argues a new op-ed by the Solomon Islands Minister for Environment and Colombia’s Technical Secretary at the National Commission of Indigenous Territories.
These discussions cannot happen without considering the role of Indigenous communities in protecting biodiversity and thriving ecosystems, argues a new op-ed by the Solomon Islands Minister for Environment and Colombia’s Technical Secretary at the National Commission of Indigenous Territories.