The debate around removing plants is distracting from the essential and urgent work of implementing other home hardening measures, say scientists.
There’s real harm that will come to places and people as we build out a new energy future. For me, the question becomes how that harm compares with the ongoing harm of our present system.
In Review: We are Eating the Earth: The Race to Fix Our Food System and Save the Climate
Marine life in the large inland sea has suffered significantly since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
The push to make sure that low-income communities don't get left behind when it comes to electrification.
Images and thoughts from US regions marked by ecological decline.
Successful reintroduction of the iconic raptors has brought broad ecological benefits, along with challenges for Highlands farmers.
Reducing waste and building community through the reuse economy.
An annual drawing contest aims to raise public awareness of the country’s lesser-known felids and the threats they face.
August is on track to be hottest on record, with temperatures hitting at least 110°F nearly every day.
Smoke obscures how birds respond to wildfires. One citizen science initiative is seeing through the haze.
Sweeping changes to the California Environmental Quality Act were recently signed into law, raising alarm among environmental justice advocates.
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