Conservation
Conservation
Sustainability
Conservation
"A Complete Enigma"—New Zealand Lizard Declared Extinct 130 Years After Only Sighting
But here’s the good news: new research finds it was actually six different species, and five still exist—for now
Conservation
Conservation
The Three Little Pigs and Climate Change
Medicine
Medicine
Malaria Treatments Are Not Working Well
Biology
Biology
Surprise: Bees Need Meat
Climate
Climate
Remembering Anthony Janetos
Weather
Weather
Possible Links between Warming and Tornadoes Are Still Murky
Climate
Climate
We've Reached "Peak Pasture" for Livestock
Environment
Environment
Alaska Reels During Summer of Fire, Heat and Floods
Policy & Ethics
Policy & Ethics
Why the U.S. Disaster Agency Is Not Ready for Catastrophes
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Scientists Have Been Underestimating the Pace of Climate Change
A book entitled Discerning Experts explains why—and what can be done about it
And Now the Really Big Coal Plants Begin to Close
Old, small plants were the early retirees, but several of the biggest U.S. coal burners—and CO2 emitters—will be shuttered by year’s end
Earth Stopped Getting Greener 20 Years Ago
Declining plant growth is linked to decreasing air moisture tied to global warming
Surprise: Bees Need Meat
Microbes in flowers are crucial to bee diets, and microbiome changes could be starving the insects
No, Climate Change Will Not End the World in 12 Years
Stoking panic and fear creates a false narrative that can overwhelm readers, leading to inaction and hopelessness
A Growing Number of Americans Are Alarmed about Global Warming
But many more should be
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Scrubbing Carbon from the Sky
The first direct air capture and storage plant in the world is powered by geothermal heat in Iceland. Is it enough to reach negative carbon emissions? To learn more, read the story here...
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