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Wildlife Crossings Will Save Wolves Like OR-93

Wildlife Crossings Will Save Wolves Like OR-93

This month marks one year since the remarkable wolf known as OR-93 was struck and killed by a vehicle. OR-93 made international headlines…
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Amaroq Weiss
Give Greener This Holiday Season

Give Greener This Holiday Season

The winter holidays are creeping up on us, and along with them come the ghosts of bad gifts past and the environmental cost of all that…
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Sarah Baillie
There’s a Global Treaty on Biodiversity. It Needs to Halt Extinctions Now.

There’s a Global Treaty on Biodiversity. It Needs to Halt Extinctio...

By Tanya Sanerib and Zak Smith
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tanya sanerib
Is Bamboo Sustainable?

Is Bamboo Sustainable?

#EcoAdvice from our expert
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Nathan Donley
Missing the Forests for the Cows

Missing the Forests for the Cows

The reality — and limits — of silvopasture as a climate solution
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Jennifer Molidor, Ph.D.
How We Save Whales From Deadly Fishing Gear

How We Save Whales From Deadly Fishing Gear

I remember the first time I saw a North Atlantic right whale. I was on a boat off Provincetown, Massachusetts, and I turned my head just in…
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Kristen Monsell
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Countries all over the world are banning atrazine. The US just keeps spraying.

Countries all over the world are banning atrazine. The US just keeps spraying.

Independent scientists have long understood the unacceptable health risks of the pesticide atrazine
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Nathan Donley
Dr. Seuss’s Truffula Trees are real(ish), and they’re in danger of extinction.

Dr. Seuss’s Truffula Trees are real(ish), and they’re in danger of extinction.

If you grew up reading Dr. Seuss, you likely remember the tall, spindly “Truffula” trees from The Lorax, with striped trunks and colorful…
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Anna Sofia
IUCN Misses the Mark on Diseases From Wildlife Trade

IUCN Misses the Mark on Diseases From Wildlife Trade

By Paul Todd, Senior Attorney Nature Program at NRDC & Tanya Sanerib, International Legal Director at the Center for Biological Diversity
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tanya sanerib
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Grizzly End for Endangered Bears in Montana

Grizzly End for Endangered Bears in Montana

Even legal black bear and coyote hunts can kill protected species
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Jennifer Molidor, Ph.D.
Is Cheap Wine Bad for the Environment?

Is Cheap Wine Bad for the Environment?

#EcoAdvice from our expert
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Nathan Donley
Kids, Cows, and Critters

Kids, Cows, and Critters

A long-overdue burial for the population vs. consumption question
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Stephanie Feldstein
Exxon, Be Gone

Exxon, Be Gone

Why Deadly Oil Tanker Truck Crashes Aren’t Even the Biggest Reason to Oppose Restarting Offshore Drilling in Santa Barbara
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Kristen Monsell
Uh…Welcome Back?

Uh…Welcome Back?

The return of wolves to California is endangered by new plan
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Amaroq Weiss
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