The Methane Dilemma: Why Curbing the Planet’s Most Potent Greenhouse Gas Is Key to Stabilizing the Climate
By Olivia Rosane and Cristen Hemingway Jaynes What has no color or smell and can be found drifting above wetlands, rising from…
Category: Sustainable Living
Beneficial Bacterial Probiotic Shows Long-Term Success in Combating Deadly Coral Disease off Florida’s Coast
A natural, beneficial bacterial probiotic is offering a renewed sense of hope in the ongoing, high-stakes battle to mitigate the rapid and…
Global Hunger Shows Overall Decline, but Deepens in Africa and Western Asia, UN Report Reveals
While world hunger fell overall last year, it continued to rise sharply across most of Africa and western Asia, according to a…
DRC Opens More Than Half the Country to Oil and Gas Drilling, Threatening Vital Gorilla Habitats and Global Climate Goals
The Democratic Republic of the Congo, renowned globally for its staggering biodiversity and vast expanses of tropical wilderness, has advanced plans to…
Deep-Sea Oasis Discovered: Chinese Submersible Finds Thriving Animal Communities Six Miles Below the Pacific Ocean
Researchers exploring the deepest, most remote environments on Earth have made a groundbreaking discovery in the pitch-black depths of the ocean. Operating…
New Peer-Reviewed Study Links Pesticides to Mass Die-Off of Western Monarch Butterflies
A new peer-reviewed study has identified pesticides as the likely culprit behind a devastating mass die-off of Western monarch butterflies that occurred…
New York Becomes First State to Ban Fossil Fuels in Most New Buildings Following Landmark Rule Finalization
NEW YORK — New York has officially cemented its place in environmental history, becoming the first state in the United States to…
