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Congratulations, We Found Something Worse Than Fossil Fuel Emissions
Congratulations, We Found Something Worse Than Fossil Fuel Emissions
Canada’s record-breaking wildfires have now surpassed fossil fuels in carbon emissions, signaling a dangerous new climate chapter.
Sílvia PM, PhD 🍂🥥
Aug 29
Hawaii has the Dirtiest Electricity in the U.S. Wait, Really?
Hawaii has the Dirtiest Electricity in the U.S. Wait, Really?
Why power on remote islands has high emissions despite abundant renewable resources and what it means for the world’s clean energy.
Matt Traverso
Aug 30
Bringing Back The Beaver
Bringing Back The Beaver
Beaver reintroductions bring huge benefits, alleviating both flooding and drought. So, what’s the hold up?
Tim Smedley
Aug 28
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Tim Smedley
Aug 27
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Care About the Economy? Fix the Climate.
Care About the Economy? Fix the Climate.
Addressing climate change will improve many “more important” political issues, including the economy, immigration, health, security…
George Dillard
Aug 29
The Fabled Lie of The Cosmetics Industry
The Fabled Lie of The Cosmetics Industry
After two years of researching the ‘perfect’ skincare routine, I reduced its usage — and you should too.
Jaisika
Aug 27
What Climate Lessons Can We Learn from Dune?
What Climate Lessons Can We Learn from Dune?
Frank Herbert’s sci-fi classic shines a light on the climate challenges to come
Samie Dorgham
Aug 26
Are We Only 33 Years Away from the Atlantic Ocean’s Tipping Point?
Are We Only 33 Years Away from the Atlantic Ocean’s Tipping Point?
A study predicts an AMOC collapse by 2057, igniting a storm of scrutiny over potential catastrophe
Ricky Lanusse
Aug 22
AI: Friend or Foe of the Climate?
AI: Friend or Foe of the Climate?
If data centers had a Tinder profile, their bio would probably say, “Loves long hours, hates high energy bills, and dreams of going green.”…
Samuel Simon Araya, PhD
Aug 19
Slow & Silent Fading of Asia’s Largest Freshwater Oxbow Lake
Slow & Silent Fading of Asia’s Largest Freshwater Oxbow Lake
Kanwar Lake Bird Sanctuary’s appalling situation remains unaddressed
Ritu
Aug 19
The Future Of Sports
The Future Of Sports
From conflicts to COVID, sports has been through it all but a warming planet poses a bigger, long-term threat to the beautiful game.
Khadra
Aug 16
Want to Cool Off & Save The Environment for Free? Just Open a Window
Want to Cool Off & Save The Environment for Free? Just Open a Window
The data behind natural ventilation and how simple window management reduces cooling costs more than the most efficient air conditioner
Matt Traverso
Aug 16
What Do Covid and Climate Change Have in Common?
What Do Covid and Climate Change Have in Common?
No, it’s got nothing to do with China.
Amelia Hurren
Aug 13
Did Renewables Play A Role In The Kerala Landslides?
Did Renewables Play A Role In The Kerala Landslides?
Unpacking the story behind the tragedy — and what that can teach us about the energy transition.
Avinash B
Aug 13
Made-in-China Energy Transition
Made-in-China Energy Transition
China will play a role in renewable electricity as defining as the US played in oil. What energy landscape is China defining?
Sarah Miller
Aug 12
After a Quiet July, Hurricane Season is Getting a Second Wind. Here’s Why.
After a Quiet July, Hurricane Season is Getting a Second Wind. Here’s Why.
Hurricane Debby has heralded a period of atmospheric conditions that are set to encourage hurricane development in the Atlantic.
Alex Music
Aug 12
Climate Secrets from Antarctic Ice
Climate Secrets from Antarctic Ice
A New Perspective on Historical Fire Activity
Dr. Pine
Aug 9
Not All Forest Regeneration Efforts Are Created Equal
Not All Forest Regeneration Efforts Are Created Equal
How Regeneration Patterns Shape the Future of Our Forests and Their Carbon Storage Potential
Sílvia PM, PhD 🍂🥥
Aug 9
Conservation Efforts in a Region Plagued by Drought
Conservation Efforts in a Region Plagued by Drought
From competitions to community-based tourism in Amazonas’ traditional community of Tumbira
Kirsten Menger-Anderson
Aug 9
Exposing the Waste-To-Energy Lie
Exposing the Waste-To-Energy Lie
Waste-to-energy incinerators are touted as ‘renewable’, attracting private investors and public subsidies. But is it all smoke and mirrors?
Tim Smedley
Aug 3
Telling Stories: How To Motivate Climate Action
Telling Stories: How To Motivate Climate Action
We’re failing to engage the public in climate change because we’ve been telling the wrong stories. That can change.
Kamyar Razavi
Aug 2
The Unexpected Heroes in Methane Removal
The Unexpected Heroes in Methane Removal
Microbes living in tree bark are quietly combating climate change.
Sílvia PM, PhD 🍂🥥
Aug 2
How the “Eco Mafia” Profits From Waste
How the “Eco Mafia” Profits From Waste
Italian Mafias are often portrayed as cold-hearted drug lords, yet another less glamorous business franchise lurks in the shadows.
Khadra
Aug 1
When Did You Last See The Milky Way?
When Did You Last See The Milky Way?
Increasing LED lighting at night is impacting all biological systems, including us. But there is hope for a darker future.
Kay Pierce
Aug 1
Saharan Dust is Staving Off Hurricane Havoc — But For How Long?
Saharan Dust is Staving Off Hurricane Havoc — But For How Long?
Saharan dust can stifle storms — but only if there’s enough of it. Is something even greater than Beryl on the horizon?
Ricky Lanusse
Aug 1
El Niño and La Niña Explained
El Niño and La Niña Explained
Will your winter be colder this year? It all depends on the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO).
Muhammad Ali, Ph.D.
Jul 31
How Do We Move From An Unsustainable Society to a Sustainable One?
How Do We Move From An Unsustainable Society to a Sustainable One?
Introducing Backcasting: a powerful tool that could support the transformation of society onto a sustainable path.
Paul Abela, MSc
Jul 29
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