Leading climate change scientist warns that it isn’t only oil companies undermining hopes of meeting targets to limit global warming.
Environment
Arctic Meltwater Ponds Feed Climate Concerns
Plankton blooms in the Arctic’s increasing number of meltwater ponds are enriching the ocean – but potentially accelerating global warming.
Plankton blooms in the Arctic’s increasing number of meltwater ponds are enriching the ocean – but potentially accelerating global warming.
Our Forests Will Never Be the Same Again…
Development in remote surveilance technologies has translated into the increased ability to remotely monitoring for our wild spaces.
Development in remote surveilance technologies has translated into the increased ability to remotely monitoring for our wild spaces.
Humans Cause up to 70% of Sea Ice Loss
Research into natural causes of summer loss of Arctic sea ice reveals human responsibility for drastic changes to the region’s ecology.
Research into natural causes of summer loss of Arctic sea ice reveals human responsibility for drastic changes to the region’s ecology.
Can We Maintain Our Coronavirus Emissions Reductions?
Researchers aren't optimistic, except for the fact that we are learning how to deal with a global crisis
Researchers aren’t optimistic, except for the fact that we are learning how to deal with a global crisis
Canine Cancer Rates On The Rise: Are Lawn Chemicals To Blame?
Maybe you shouldn’t let your dog run free at the park or in your neighbor’s yard if carcinogenic chemicals are in the lawn.
Maybe you shouldn’t let your dog run free at the park or in your neighbor’s yard if carcinogenic chemicals are in the lawn.
CO2 Levels Heading Back to Days of Dinosaurs
Scientists predict that continued burning of fossil fuels could return CO2 levels and temperatures to heights not seen in hundreds of millions of years.
Scientists predict that continued burning of fossil fuels could return CO2 levels and temperatures to heights not seen in hundreds of millions of years.
Inequalities Fuel Human Impacts on Climate
Scientists seek precision research tools to measure how human impacts and inequalities will feed back into future climate change.
Scientists seek precision research tools to measure how human impacts and inequalities will feed back into future climate change.
Why I No Longer Search on Google
A more environmentally friendly option exists.
A more environmentally friendly option exists.
Ecotourism, Careers and Creativity for a Sustainable World
Online and on the ground, a whole new network of opportunity arises.
Online and on the ground, a whole new network of opportunity arises.
Legislators Attempt to Mine Amazon’s Riches
WWF-Brazil fears that a bill to open up more than 1 million hectares of protected Amazon rainforest aims to facilitate industrial mining in the region.
WWF-Brazil fears that a bill to open up more than 1 million hectares of protected Amazon rainforest aims to facilitate industrial mining in the region.
Tim Horton’s Cups. Always Fresh (Litter).
Canada’s once proud national brand of “coffee” is a symbol reflecting the environmental carelessness of a large part of the population.
Canada’s once proud national brand of “coffee” is a symbol reflecting the environmental carelessness of a large part of the population.
Deep Ocean Danger as Temperatures Rise
Warming seas and increasing acidification could mean starvation and extinction for creatures that live in the abyss of the deep ocean.
Warming seas and increasing acidification could mean starvation and extinction for creatures that live in the abyss of the deep ocean.
Mountain Hot Springs
Mist and sky and green and blue
Mist and sky and green and blue
New Initiative ecca30 Sets out to Restore an Oft-Overlooked Region
Expert paola agostini on restoring 30 million hectares of europe, the caucasus and central asia
Expert paola agostini on restoring 30 million hectares of europe, the caucasus and central asia
Water Bears
Tardigrades have made their homes: In volcanos and Himalayas
Tardigrades have made their homes: In volcanos and Himalayas