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Oceans Without Sharks Would Be Far Less Healthy – New Research
In a newly published study, colleagues and I surveyed decades of research on sharks’ ecological roles and considered their future in oceans dominated by people.
In a newly published study, colleagues and I surveyed decades of research on sharks’ ecological roles and considered their future in oceans dominated by people.
Reviving Our Damaged Environment by 2050: A Hopeful Journey
It is 2050.
It is 2050.
Everything Is Connected and Always in Flux
A discussion on what happens when we mess with nature’s ingenious well-balanced ecosystem
A discussion on what happens when we mess with nature’s ingenious well-balanced ecosystem
New Method Removes 98% of Nanoplastics From Water
Researchers have achieved more than 98% efficiency in removing nanoplastics from water.
Researchers have achieved more than 98% efficiency in removing nanoplastics from water.
Cloud Brightening Over Oceans May Stave off Climate Change, but With Risk
Ongoing efforts to include marine cloud brightening under an international anti-marine pollution treaty, the London Protocol, could be one effective route to setting standards for research and field experiments.
Ongoing efforts to include marine cloud brightening under an international anti-marine pollution treaty, the London Protocol, could be one effective route to setting standards for research and field experiments.
The Greenest President Ever? Assessing Biden’s Environmental Legacy
No other president has enacted as many policies and put in as many resources to combat climate change and its surrounding issues as Biden.
No other president has enacted as many policies and put in as many resources to combat climate change and its surrounding issues as Biden.
The Amazon Story
Change in Amazon forest from ancient to present days and its impact on climate change.
Change in Amazon forest from ancient to present days and its impact on climate change.
Relearning HIPPO, and Reinvesting in Earth Systems
The late Dr. E. O. Wilson has lessons we still need to learn.
The late Dr. E. O. Wilson has lessons we still need to learn.
Save Money and the Planet by Reducing Your Food Waste
From uneaten leftovers and expired pantry products to spoiled produce and moldy bread — the world generates a lot of food waste.
From uneaten leftovers and expired pantry products to spoiled produce and moldy bread — the world generates a lot of food waste.
Vegan Cheese That Tastes Like Cheese? These Startups May Have Cracked the Code.
Next-generation cheese makers are using precision fermentation and AI to pursue the final frontier in plant-based foods.
Next-generation cheese makers are using precision fermentation and AI to pursue the final frontier in plant-based foods.
From Selfies to Treetops: Thai NGOs Rescue and Release Captive Gibbons
Two organizations, the Gibbon Rehabilitation Project and Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand, have been rehabilitating gibbons in Thailand for more than 20 years.
Two organizations, the Gibbon Rehabilitation Project and Wildlife Friends Foundation Thailand, have been rehabilitating gibbons in Thailand for more than 20 years.
California Hits Milestones Toward 100% Clean Energy — But Has a Long Way to Go
Battery storage has helped the state survive heat waves on growing amounts of clean energy, even as electric cars and appliances increase demand.
Battery storage has helped the state survive heat waves on growing amounts of clean energy, even as electric cars and appliances increase demand.
The Dirt on Biocrusts: Why Scientists Are Working to Save Earth’s Living Skin
Think twice before stepping on that crunchy top layer of soil. It may be a vital ecosystem — one that you can help protect.
Think twice before stepping on that crunchy top layer of soil. It may be a vital ecosystem — one that you can help protect.
The US Says It Now Supports a More Ambitious Plastics Treaty. Industry Groups Are Furious.
In a reversal, the Biden administration will back production limits as part of the United Nations’ global plastics treaty.
In a reversal, the Biden administration will back production limits as part of the United Nations’ global plastics treaty.
Uttarakhand Villagers Thirst for Water as Tourism, Temps & Development Rise
Nearly 12,000 natural springs reportedly have dried up in recent years, with 90% of Uttarakhand’s population depending on these vital water sources.
Nearly 12,000 natural springs reportedly have dried up in recent years, with 90% of Uttarakhand’s population depending on these vital water sources.