As El Niño threatens communities, corals give scientists glimpse into historic patterns
Using ancient corals, researchers are learning more about how weather events have intensified in recent decades. Keep reading
Using ancient corals, researchers are learning more about how weather events have intensified in recent decades. Keep reading
In this Q&A, appropriate technology expert John Tharakan, Ph.D., explains what makes water treatment technology work for a community. Keep reading
After a recent ruling that dismissed drinking water concerns, professors weigh in on why voting matters. Keep reading
For Star Scott, improving the efficiency of research labs at the University of Georgia takes creative problem solving and a champion mindset. Keep reading
Native species in parts of New Zealand are rebounding thanks to the work of several conservation groups trying to eradicate rodents. Keep reading
To what degree should writing about the environment center the experiences and opinions of humans? Some authors are rethinking the role anthropocentrism plays in their work. Keep reading
The Detroit People’s Food Co-Op is a grocery cooperative owned by the community aiming to provide improved access to healthy food and food education to Detroit residents. Keep reading
Spending time in nature has been shown to lower stress and improve wellbeing. Now, some doctors are using calendar leaflets to prescribe experiences in nature. Keep reading