Old tires can be mixed with rubble to make new roads
Some 1 billion scrap tires are produced around the world each year, but most of all those tires don't get
Extreme heat and air pollution pose grave global health risks
Last November, New Delhi experienced a week of the worst air pollution in human history. Heat waves are also on
Continued deforestation will doom us all, experts warn
Forests are finite resources and once they are gone they are gone for good.
Nuclear power and the energy transition
No energy source is perfect, but nuclear is the most ethically responsible form of energy generation.
Some coral reefs are weathering extreme temperatures
When it comes to coral reefs, the news is rarely good. Yet now and again comes some good news.
Farming animals reduces biodiversity and threatens our health
The growing importance of livestock on the planet threatens biodiversity and puts human and animal health at risk.
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Nuclear power and the energy transition
No energy source is perfect, but nuclear is the most ethically responsible form of energy generation.
Seismic silence: COVID reduced human sound, underground
From Barbados to the Black Forest, seismic sound caused by human activity was reduced by COVID control measures.
Jaguars are facing a grave new threat: Chinese medicine
The iconic big cats are being killed for their fangs and other body parts so they can be used in traditional Chinese medicine.
Closure of Boat Harbour and divestment from Bristol Bay a boon to the environment
In North America, two highly controversial industrial projects are coming to an end, igniting hope that the environment may see some relief.
