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On World Turtle Day, Here’s Why Every Shell Counts
On World Turtle Day, Here’s Why Every Shell Counts
They’re much more than gentle wanderers. Turtles are the ones who keep our ecosystems.
Divya Thoughts
May 23
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?
Ricky Lanusse
May 7
I Don’t Want to Get Rich but I Do Want to Change the World
I Don’t Want to Get Rich but I Do Want to Change the World
There is a glimmer of light at the end of the tunnel.
Mike Alexander
May 16, 2021
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
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.”
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
🌍 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
Dr. Pine
Oct 25, 2024
How we reduced our CO2 emissions and met the Paris Climate goals
How we reduced our CO2 emissions and met the Paris Climate goals
Tools to quantify your carbon footprint and reduce it significantly
Anand Cousins, Ph.D.
May 21
1.5°C = Too Much? Why Scientists Are Now Eyeing a Cooler Target
1.5°C = Too Much? Why Scientists Are Now Eyeing a Cooler Target
A new study suggests the Paris Climate Agreement’s target might not protect Earth’s ice sheets — or our coasts
Dr. Pine
May 21
When Streets Turn to Streams
When Streets Turn to Streams
It’s time we rethink how we build and where we build
TwinQuills
May 20
Why is Australia’s wildlife so weird
Why is Australia’s wildlife so weird
A look into island ecology and how humans are screwing it up
Jordan Yar
May 20
Indigenous Thinking Is The Solution to Contemporary Crises
Indigenous Thinking Is The Solution to Contemporary Crises
today more than ever
Max Vyolsen
May 19
Old Man Tree
Old Man Tree
How old are you?
Chris Bunton
May 19
Dying for a Drink in a World Full of Water
Dying for a Drink in a World Full of Water
Unsafe water claims a million lives every year
🌍 S M Mamunur Rahman
May 18
Should We Be Praying for a Massive Volcanic Eruption?
Should We Be Praying for a Massive Volcanic Eruption?
An improbable planetary pause button on warming to save us from ourselves — is this what it takes?
Martina H
May 18
The Moldy Cheese That Changed Everything
The Moldy Cheese That Changed Everything
How a hotel kitchen’s crisis reshaped my thinking on food safety, waste, and sustainability
Dr. Hatem El-Nagar
May 18
Is nothing sacred?
Is nothing sacred?
Let’s talk about our cultural conceit.
Lindsay Kelly
May 18
Earth Is Barreling Toward a Second Year Above the 1.5°C Threshold
Earth Is Barreling Toward a Second Year Above the 1.5°C Threshold
Last year was the warning — this year is the reckoning: welcome to the Age of Overshoot.
Ricky Lanusse
May 17
Minnesota Wildfires Rage from Careless Acts
Minnesota Wildfires Rage from Careless Acts
Camping closures and structures are burning
Darcy Helder
May 17
Best Vegetables to Grow in Northern Short Growing Seasons
Best Vegetables to Grow in Northern Short Growing Seasons
Tips for Spacing, Companions & Support
Darcy Helder
May 10
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
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
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
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
Walter Bowne
May 8
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
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!
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
Paul Sandhu
May 4
Pondside Reflections at Camp Ann
Pondside Reflections at Camp Ann
This Is How I Pay Myself
Walter Bowne
May 4
The Quiet Power of Water
The Quiet Power of Water
What the Creek Teaches About Fear and Freedom
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
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
Glenn Parton
May 2
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