The Environment

The carbon sink collapse seen in 2023 could be the overlooked climate crisis accelerator

12000 Eurasian cranes gather on French wetland reserve

Uncovering the vital role of urban trees in combating heat and improving wellbeing

How invasive species are threatening “one of North America’s most imperiled ecosystems.”

Wildlife populations are vanishing faster than we think

Future Atmospheric Rivers May Pose a Rising Threat to Coastal Communities Along the US West Coast

Surface air temperatures in 2024 (image: Copernicus)

Wildfires are burning a region but sending flames Worldwide. Are factors leading to it working in isolation or intensifying disasters…

If 2024 was the Year of Frustration in terms of policy and its impact, there are great opportunities for businesses in 2025

Did you know sponges were the start of oxygen and life on earth?

Remembering President Carter’s compassion, integrity, and environmental legacy

“When the Santa Anas blow, anything can happen”

How the Loss of Quiet is Killing the Planet

Nature’s astonishing ability to heal and restore

The world is a mirror

How learning about the creation of life has led me to be more grateful

How Protecting Ancient Trees Can Anchor Our Fight Against Climate Change

Electric vehicles (EVs) have become a symbol of hope in the fight against climate change. They promise to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

The delights of being more ‘green’

Despite having a strong law for the protection of wildlife in India which was amended recently, poaching of wildlife is causing a…

How listening to nature’s whispers can lead us to a greener tomorrow.

A world suffocating beneath its own progress.

Revisiting the year that was, the bits that stayed and the bits that I may have missed.

And why it often doesn’t.

It might be the Hail Mary we need to save our planet

I used to believe that every product with a green leaf on its packaging or phrases like “eco-friendly” and “sustainable”, turns out its…

If shipping gets halted to the Hawaiian Islands, there is an estimated 5-7 days of food supply to support the one million residents.

And this is what I learned.

How human-made products quietly store carbon and impact climate strategies