Habitat corridors boost biodiversity, a new study confirms
Connecting wildlife habitats has been perceived as a way to enhance biodiversity. A new study proves that point.
Cities are hitting peak GHG goals and sharing what works
What do Athens, Lisbon and Milan all have in common? They’re among cities around the world where greenhouse gas (GHG)
Fishing communities in India help save sea turtles
A success story in community-driven conservation? It certainly looks like it.
Study: Green stuff is still stuff, and you can’t buy happiness
Shopping isn’t just a transactional experience driven by necessity, as decades of research into consumer behavior – these days, increasingly
Our pollutants can alter the behavior of aquatic creatures
It isn't just people who end up suffering the consequences of waterborne pollutants. Wildlife does too.
King penguins will be in for a rough ride in Antarctica
Most of the birds might be gone by the end of this century, scientists warn, owing to warming global temperatures.
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Greenwashing means that you are sold something as "green" while not being so green in reality.
Can Poland be weaned off its addiction to coal?
Coal has been both a boon to Poland and a bane on the country.
What if Greta is right, and she shouldn’t be ‘up there’
There’s much to admire about Greta Thunberg. It’s impossible to view the side-by-side images of the Swedish 16-year-old, sitting alone on an otherwise ordinary Friday little more than a year ago, and compare with the massive crowds in Montreal or Munich or Manila without considering her impact. For many, she is the right messenger at […]
Global decarbonization will require creative solutions
While low-carbon energy sources have been gaining ground, large-scale decarbonization efforts have been wanting in the global drive to mitigate climate change.
