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Climate adaptation at its finest.
An unusual method could help us assess glacier melting in real time.
This could be a major boon for animal welfare.
In the global warming future, wildfires are becoming a part of life.
It's another unexpected consequence of pollution.
Our junk is creating new, potentially dangerous ecosystems in the ocean.
A horrifying view of 300 illegal rafts mining the Madeira River.
The future looks bleak, and it's taking the biggest toll on young adults.
Microplastics get into our bodies, potentially altering how certain cells convert sugar into energy, especially in the gut. Continued ingestion could cause chronic problems.
Some big fashion names are responsible for deforestation.
We had so much time to act.
Corals are severely affected by the climate crisis -- but we can still find ways to protect them
Researchers call governments to shut down the most polluting power plants
You may have heard the idea that we need to protect half of the planet to ensure enough resources for the sustainable replenishment of natural resources.
There are some concerns regarding the use of this tech near marine life, but the concept works.
Why not turn a problem into an asset?
Japanese macaques (Macaca fuscata) are tough creatures. They’re the northernmost-living nonhuman primate, inhabiting various habitats across several islands in Japan. The most rugged of the bunch live in the Kamikochi area of Chubu Sangaku National Park of the Japanese Alps. But winter isn’t easy for them. Although the snow monkeys are omnivorous and not particularly fussy […]
The country already has a lot of renewables as part of its energy transition
Dogs will protest, but a meal a day may keep the vet away.
They look great and can help keep heating bills low.
The WaterLight is a cordless lamp that converts saltwater into electricity to emit light anywhere.
Bitcoin alone produces emissions comparable to a medium country.
The bizarre Dutch battle to keep airports safe.
Trains are cleaner than other ways of transportation, but they can still be upgraded.
Eating better would benefit you and the planet, too.
Consider yourself lucky if you live in a tree-rich area
Opposition of farmers and an economic crisis got in the way of an ambitious plan.
A first step towards the decarbonization of a very large industry sector.
It's just a step away from banning inhumane practices in the restaurant and fishing industries.
From reducing emissions to cutting down on plastic pollution, here are some ways you can help.
Sustainable? What's that?
Extra copies of genes, known as duplications, help the giant tortoises live a long and prosperous life.
The project, while innovative, is unlikely to save us from climate change.
It's one of the most concerning chemicals for human health
If legislation passes, it would be a huge move.
Sparrow populations have been halved, hinting at a major biodiversity crisis.
Poland, Germany, Italy, France and Spain are the most affected.
The animal was part of a captive group of ferrets released into the wild recently.
The troposphere is getting about 50 meters thicker per decade due the buildup of greenhouse gases, at a rate that has been increasing over time.
It's a bittersweet deal that leaves plenty of unanswered questions for our road ahead.
While governments tell stories of 1.5C, we're headed to almost double that warming.
The museum is the latest organization to make extremely serious allegations against the Chinese government.
Could something major actually come out of this COP?
The river that passes through London was declared "biologically dead" in 1957 -- now, it's a thriving ecosystem.
We are very bad at understanding when our dogs are scared, the findings suggest.
Most of the technologies needed are already available, and the ones still in development would only bring about small improvements.
Cats get surprised when their humans' voices appear from somewhere else than they expect it.
Surprise, surprise!
TRUTHS measurements will allow changes in Earth’s climate to be detected faster
Floods and droughts are here to stay, but we can act in advance.
