Outpacing wildfires, hail storms are the number one driver for insurance claims and insurance loss in the entire state of Colorado.
Environment
Highlighting Changes in Beloved New Hampshire Landscape, Scientists Hope to Bring Climate Realities Home
The singular ruggedness and beauty of the region is part of what draws as many as 6 million visitors to the landscape each year.
The singular ruggedness and beauty of the region is part of what draws as many as 6 million visitors to the landscape each year.
Another COP, Another Missed Opportunity to Tackle Emissions From Food
“I think it's been a pretty big disappointment.”
“I think it’s been a pretty big disappointment.”
AI Data Center Revolution Sucks up World’s Energy, Water, Materials
As large AI data centers proliferate, they are competing for water, energy and materials with already stressed tropical communities.
As large AI data centers proliferate, they are competing for water, energy and materials with already stressed tropical communities.
Deforestation Devastates Tesso Nilo National Park’s Endangered Creatures
Tesso Nilo National Park, established two decades ago to safeguard one of Sumatra’s largest remaining lowland forests, is facing severe deforestation.
Tesso Nilo National Park, established two decades ago to safeguard one of Sumatra’s largest remaining lowland forests, is facing severe deforestation.
Domestic Brutalism of Villa Gontero — Can an Interior Remain Convenient Under Structural Bluntness?
It cannot really be called a “functional canopy,” as it is not fully covered skin.
It cannot really be called a “functional canopy,” as it is not fully covered skin.
Running on Empty: The World’s Adaptation Failure Is Fueling Climate Chaos
This widening adaptation gap is not an abstract accounting problem.
This widening adaptation gap is not an abstract accounting problem.
Reindeer Numbers May Fall by More Than Half by 2100 as Arctic Warms: Study
Climate change, logging, and military expansion threaten the grazing lands of Indigenous Sámi people’s reindeer herds.
Climate change, logging, and military expansion threaten the grazing lands of Indigenous Sámi people’s reindeer herds.
14 Incredible New Books to Inspire Your Friends and Family in the Year Ahead
These beautifully produced new books — covering art and photography, cooking, crafts, and more — celebrate our wildlife, health, and sustainable ways to care for our environment.
These beautifully produced new books — covering art and photography, cooking, crafts, and more — celebrate our wildlife, health, and sustainable ways to care for our environment.
Revolutionizing Wind Power With Bladeless & Other New Tech
Improvements to conventional turbines also show promise. For example, producing turbines with longer blades allows each turbine to capture more energy.
Improvements to conventional turbines also show promise. For example, producing turbines with longer blades allows each turbine to capture more energy.
Turning up the Heat on Steel’s Carbon Pollution Problem
EU-funded researchers are testing new hydrogen-powered burners that could slash emissions from one of the world’s most carbon-intensive industries – without shutting down production.
EU-funded researchers are testing new hydrogen-powered burners that could slash emissions from one of the world’s most carbon-intensive industries – without shutting down production.
How Our Thirst for Green Energy Is Driving Organized Crime
Have you ever thought about what powers your electric scooter, or keeps the giant blades of a wind turbine spinning?
Have you ever thought about what powers your electric scooter, or keeps the giant blades of a wind turbine spinning?
The Art of Radical Listening: Excerpt
The story of Radical Listening is a story of curiosity and openheartedness.
The story of Radical Listening is a story of curiosity and openheartedness.
Over 7,000 ‘Glow-In-The-Dark’ Snails Return to Island Homes
The annual reintroduction of zoo-bred Extinct in the Wild and Critically Endangered Partula snails saw over 7,000 snails returned to four islands, making it the largest release of the group of finger-nail sized snail species and subspecies to date.
The annual reintroduction of zoo-bred Extinct in the Wild and Critically Endangered Partula snails saw over 7,000 snails returned to four islands, making it the largest release of the group of finger-nail sized snail species and subspecies to date.
The Collaborative Quest to Build a Weather Station Tough Enough to Measure Mount Washington’s Gales
The dozens of stations provide real-time weather updates and contribute to a log of local climate data that helps scientists track change over time and understand more about the White Mountains’ unique environment.
The dozens of stations provide real-time weather updates and contribute to a log of local climate data that helps scientists track change over time and understand more about the White Mountains’ unique environment.
Gibbon Trafficking Pushes Rehabilitation Centers to the Max in North Sumatra
Two infant siamang gibbons cling to each other. Barely 6 months old, their lanky limbs entwine their tiny bodies as they stare out of the triage cage, their wide eyes shining.
Two infant siamang gibbons cling to each other. Barely 6 months old, their lanky limbs entwine their tiny bodies as they stare out of the triage cage, their wide eyes shining.