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  • Best Vegetables to Grow in Northern Short Growing Seasons

    Best Vegetables to Grow in Northern Short Growing Seasons

    Tips for Spacing, Companions & Support
    Go to the profile of Darcy Helder
    Darcy Helder
    May 10
    The Year The Arctic Tundra Went From Carbon Sink to Carbon Source

    The Year The Arctic Tundra Went From Carbon Sink to Carbon Source

    How long can we ignore the tipping point unfolding beneath our feet?
    Go to the profile of Ricky Lanusse
    Ricky Lanusse
    Dec 17, 2024
    The Slow Journey Back to a Better Planet

    The Slow Journey Back to a Better Planet

    12000 Eurasian cranes gather on French wetland reserve
    Go to the profile of Mike Alexander
    Mike Alexander
    Jan 9, 2023
    Can Cities Survive Without Trees? A Deep Dive into the 3–30–300 Rule

    Can Cities Survive Without Trees? A Deep Dive into the 3–30–300 Rule

    Uncovering the vital role of urban trees in combating heat and improving wellbeing
    Go to the profile of Silvia Pineda-Munoz, PhD - Climate Ages
    Silvia Pineda-Munoz, PhD - Climate Ages
    Nov 19, 2024
    Of Sagebrush and Cheatgrass

    Of Sagebrush and Cheatgrass

    How invasive species are threatening “one of North America’s most imperiled ecosystems.”
    Go to the profile of Quentin Septer
    Quentin Septer
    Sep 6, 2024
    The Global Wildlife Crisis We Can No Longer Ignore

    The Global Wildlife Crisis We Can No Longer Ignore

    Wildlife populations are vanishing faster than we think
    Go to the profile of 🌍 S M Mamunur Rahman
    🌍 S M Mamunur Rahman
    Oct 23, 2024
    Will Atmospheric Rivers Sink California’s Shores?

    Will Atmospheric Rivers Sink California’s Shores?

    Future Atmospheric Rivers May Pose a Rising Threat to Coastal Communities Along the US West Coast
    Go to the profile of Dr. Pine
    Dr. Pine
    Oct 25, 2024
    Solar Energy Is Clean — But It’s Not Clean Enough (Yet)

    Solar Energy Is Clean — But It’s Not Clean Enough (Yet)

    We love to call solar “green,” but behind the panels lies a mess of hidden emissions
    Go to the profile of Leland Chen
    Leland Chen
    May 10
    Coffee Is Dying — But This Long-Lost Bean Could Save Your Morning Brew From Extinction

    Coffee Is Dying — But This Long-Lost Bean Could Save Your Morning Brew From Extinction

    The power of preservation: how protecting biodiversity can safeguard our future in the face of climate collapse
    Go to the profile of Martina H
    Martina H
    May 8
    Nature’s Secret Weapon: The Bacteria That Eats Plastic

    Nature’s Secret Weapon: The Bacteria That Eats Plastic

    Meet the Microbe That Might Just Save the Planet
    Go to the profile of Pari Rana
    Pari Rana
    May 8
    My Little Dam in the Creek

    My Little Dam in the Creek

    On Rocks, Water, Wildlife, and the Quiet Lessons of the Wild
    Go to the profile of Walter Bowne
    Walter Bowne
    May 8
    When Coral Bleaching Becomes Background Noise, Saving the Ocean Becomes an Act of Resistance

    When Coral Bleaching Becomes Background Noise, Saving the Ocean Becomes an Act of Resistance

    What if we treated coral like something worth saving — not just another casualty in the doomscroll?
    Go to the profile of Ricky Lanusse
    Ricky Lanusse
    May 7
    Can This Wildflower Keep Up With Climate Change?

    Can This Wildflower Keep Up With Climate Change?

    A field experiment in the Rockies shows how climate change is outpacing nature’s ability to adapt — and what that means for conservation
    Go to the profile of Dr. Pine
    Dr. Pine
    May 6
    A Moving Story of Birds Helping Trees

    A Moving Story of Birds Helping Trees

    Pine forests saved by a nutcracker! Sweet!
    Go to the profile of John Kruse MD, PhD
    John Kruse MD, PhD
    May 4
    The Minerals War: How the Green Energy Race Risks Turning Red

    The Minerals War: How the Green Energy Race Risks Turning Red

    The Environmental Cost of the World’s New Mineral Scramble
    Go to the profile of Paul Sandhu
    Paul Sandhu
    May 4
    Pondside Reflections at Camp Ann

    Pondside Reflections at Camp Ann

    This Is How I Pay Myself
    Go to the profile of Walter Bowne
    Walter Bowne
    May 4
    The Quiet Power of Water

    The Quiet Power of Water

    What the Creek Teaches About Fear and Freedom
    Go to the profile of Walter Bowne
    Walter Bowne
    May 3
    Don’t Blame It on the Sun: The Iberian Blackout and the Politics of Power

    Don’t Blame It on the Sun: The Iberian Blackout and the Politics of Power

    This is what happens when a fossil grid collides with a renewable reality
    Go to the profile of Ricky Lanusse
    Ricky Lanusse
    May 2
    Beauty Made Us Human And Beauty Can Do It Again

    Beauty Made Us Human And Beauty Can Do It Again

    A Vision for Reclaiming Our Lost Civilization
    Go to the profile of Glenn Parton
    Glenn Parton
    May 2
    What Ants Can Teach Us About Ecosystem Collapse

    What Ants Can Teach Us About Ecosystem Collapse

    A new study shows that even tiny species we rarely notice could be propping up our world more than we think
    Go to the profile of Dr. Pine
    Dr. Pine
    May 1
    Built for a Better World — or for Control? The Truth Behind Eco-Living Tech

    Built for a Better World — or for Control? The Truth Behind Eco-Living Tech

    Sustainable utopia or digital dystopia? The line is thinner than you think.
    Go to the profile of Leland Chen
    Leland Chen
    Apr 30
    From Dread to Drive: Healing the Planet with Hope

    From Dread to Drive: Healing the Planet with Hope

    When worrying about the planet turns into a powerful force for change.
    Go to the profile of TwinQuills
    TwinQuills
    Apr 29
    Is wildlife culling justifiable

    Is wildlife culling justifiable

    It is not as straightforward as you think
    Go to the profile of Jordan Yar
    Jordan Yar
    Apr 29
    Tea-Colored Water and Ghost Trains

    Tea-Colored Water and Ghost Trains

    A Walk in the Pine Barrens of New Jersey
    Go to the profile of Walter Bowne
    Walter Bowne
    Apr 29
    Cod, Eels, and the Quiet Power Beneath Our Feet

    Cod, Eels, and the Quiet Power Beneath Our Feet

    New research shows the fish we love to eat are also busy engineers of the seafloor, shaping ecosystems and carbon storage in ways we’ve…
    Go to the profile of Silvia Pineda-Munoz, PhD - Climate Ages
    Silvia Pineda-Munoz, PhD - Climate Ages
    Apr 29
    The Effect Of Climate Change on Small Islands Developing States

    The Effect Of Climate Change on Small Islands Developing States

    How Small Islands Are Facing A Big Challange.
    Go to the profile of Saurabh Pandey
    Saurabh Pandey
    Apr 27
    A Lakeside Reflection

    A Lakeside Reflection

    Wealth is Leaving Things Un-bought
    Go to the profile of Walter Bowne
    Walter Bowne
    Apr 26
    Is ChatGPT Bad for the Environment? What AI’s Environmental Impact Really Means

    Is ChatGPT Bad for the Environment? What AI’s Environmental Impact Really Means

    How One ChatGPT Query Could Be Wasting More Energy Than You Think
    Go to the profile of Leland Chen
    Leland Chen
    Apr 24
    The Earth Needs a Mother’s Love,Will You Give It?

    The Earth Needs a Mother’s Love,Will You Give It?

    The Ultimate Act of Love? Saving the Planet for Our Kids
    Go to the profile of AwaisQarni
    AwaisQarni
    Apr 24
    “The Ocean is Boiling”

    “The Ocean is Boiling”

    What the 2025 Coral Bleaching Crisis Means for You
    Go to the profile of Farheen tariq
    Farheen tariq
    Apr 23
    This “Eco-Friendly” Plastic Alternative Might Be Lying to You

    This “Eco-Friendly” Plastic Alternative Might Be Lying to You

    Everyone says silicone is safer, greener, and better than plastic — but is it really? The truth might ruin your favorite kitchen tools.
    Go to the profile of Leland Chen
    Leland Chen
    Apr 22
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