Ten Ways 2018 Brought Us Close...
The 20 warmest years ever recorded have been within the last 22 years, and the four warmest of those have been 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018, according to the World Meteorological Organization
read moreThe 20 warmest years ever recorded have been within the last 22 years, and the four warmest of those have been 2015, 2016, 2017 and 2018, according to the World Meteorological Organization
read moreFor 2 long years at Interior, he either ignored or attacked science.
read moreEnvironmentalists hailed the move, which according to new figures released this month, may have saved more than 1.5 billion bags from going into overstuffed kitchen drawers or landfills in less than six months.
read moreAs fewer Americans take up hunting, wildlife managers need other funding sources.
read moreWe eat it, clean our homes and bodies with it and even fuel our cars with it. But our insatiable demand for palm oil is wreaking havoc on the planet — and our climate.
read more“Europe now has a legislative model to defend and promote at international level, given the global nature of the issue of marine pollution involving plastics.”
read moreFederal court in Virginia says officials were trusted to ‘speak for the trees’ as it tosses out pipeline permit
read moreMethylene chloride fumes can lead to asphyxiation or trigger heart attacks.
read moreTwo new reports find that the North and South Poles face an “unprecedented” climate future.
read moreGlobal team of scientists find ecosystem below earth that is twice the size of world’s oceans
read moreDespite legal concerns, the administration is pushing ahead.
read more“Don’t you know you’re surfing the most polluted beach in America?”
read moreRecycling is an easy cop-out for governments and large corporations, but the truth is that we have to take very different action if we want to stop irreversibly poisoning the planet
read moreWednesday marked the first time that the U.S. government openly acknowledged and discussed the reality of chemtrails — or as they and their ilk call it, “geoengineering.”
read moreWe live in an ecosystem where plants and animals depend upon one another for survival.
read moreWalt Whitman saw trees — “so innocent and harmless, yet so savage” — as a wellspring of wisdom on being rather than seeming.
read moreThe trash and toxic runoff are bad enough. They are killing off the tribe’s local fish population and medicinal plants.
read moreA recently published study has found that “[c]limate change and human activity are dooming species at an unprecedented rate.”
read moreIn Yellowstone National Park, warming has brought rapid changes.
Winters are shorter. Less snow is falling.
Summers are hotter and drier.
In a few decades, this iconic American landscape will not be the same
In early September, the DOI quietly rescinded two memos that provided guidance on protecting vulnerable communities and Native American sacred sites.
read moreDistrict court judge Brian Morris rules Trump administration did not consider environmental consequences before pushing ahead
read moreThe campaigns against ballot measures in three states have amassed $81 million.
read moreA single season of drought in the Amazon rainforest can reduce the forest’s carbon dioxide absorption for years after the rains return, according to a new study published in the journal Nature.
read moreRuth Gates dedicated her life to saving the world’s reefs, and training the next generation of reef scientists.
read moreThere is seemingly no limit to the fossil fuel money that will fight decarbonization.
read morePresident will sign memo directing agencies to review standards that conservatives argue are keeping water from farmers
read moreLast spring, air pollution researchers from around the world gathered to discuss their latest findings. Among them were scientists who led landmark studies linking smog and soot to deadly health problems.
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