Large-Scale Ocean Sanctuaries Could Protect Coral Reefs From Climate Change
Earth’s oceans are home to some of the most diverse
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In Sediments Below Antarctic Ice, Scientists Discover a Giant Groundwater System
Many scientists say that liquid water is a key to
Novelis Breaks Ground on $365 Million Advanced Recycling Center
Novelis Inc., a leading sustainable aluminum solutions provider and world
Climate Change Will More Than Double the Risk of Intense Tropical Cyclones by 2050
Human-caused climate change will make strong tropical cyclones twice as
U.S. Farmers and Ranchers Lead on Sustainability
U.S. farmers’ and ranchers’ world-leading sustainability efforts, including the U.S.
Nearly 9 Million More Americans Impacted by Deadly Particle Pollution
A new report from the American Lung Association reveals that
Pacific Northwest Wildfires Alter Air Pollution Patterns Across North America
Increasingly large and intense wildfires in the Pacific Northwest are
Experts Warn Urgent Action Required to Protect World’s Coral Reefs From Disappearing Within Three Decades
An international team of environmental scientists have published a series
Nebraska National Guard Battles Destructive Wildfires
The Nebraska National Guard activated 38 Airmen and Soldiers to
Environmental Justice Disparities (and Solutions) in Land Conservation in New England
A new study in Environmental Research Letters shows striking disparities in the distribution of
Meat Industry Not Threatened by Plant-based Alternatives, Study Suggests
At least for now, there is no reason for the
Human Activity ‘Helped Fuel’ Red Tide Events, New Study Reveals
In a new study that is the first to explain
137 Countries Agree to Phase-Out Major Category of Fluorescent Lightbulbs
At the Minamata Convention on Mercury fourth Conference of Parties
Warmer Summers and Meltwater Lakes Are Threatening the Fringes of the World’s Largest Ice Sheet
A first-of-its-kind study looking at surface meltwater lakes around the
Remote-Sensing Observations in the Arctic Offer New Insights Into Ice Particles
Atmospheric and climate scientists have long sought to understand the
Scientists Report Complete Collapse of East Antarctica’s Conger Ice Shelf
Satellite data has confirmed that an ice shelf about the
US, EU Plan to Redirect Gas Poised to Shift Infrastructure Priorities
President Biden and European leaders are expected to unveil an
White House Summit Brings National Energy Leaders Together to Forge a Path to Accelerate Fusion Electricity
Climate and energy experts from national laboratories, universities, private industry,
DePaul University Researchers Help Chart Global Human Impact on Nature: Evolution in Chicago’s Clover
On a sunny day in 2018, two DePaul biological sciences
U.S. Fires Four Times Larger, Three Times More Frequent Since 2000
Fires have gotten larger, more frequent and more widespread across
Newly Located Acoustic Buoys Will Alert Mariners of the Presence of Whales Near Critical U.S. Ports
North Atlantic right whales are in trouble. As one of
Heat Stress for Cattle May Cost Billions by Century’s End
Climate change poses a potentially devastating economic threat to low-income
Climate Mitigation Measures Could Impact Food Security
Many countries have set carbon neutrality as a policy goal,
Changes in Air Pollution Linked With Dry Spells in Asia and Summer Heatwaves in Europe
Air pollution increases in South East Asia, combined with pollution
Swiss Rivers on Track to Overheat by the End of the Century
According to an EPFL study, if we take immediate measures
Accelerating Melt Rate Makes Greenland Ice Sheet World’s Largest Dam
Researchers have observed extremely high rates of melting at the
The Formation of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet Was Very Different Than Previously Believed
Roughly 35 million years ago, Earth cooled rapidly. At roughly
Onset of Modern Sea Level Rise Began in 1863, International Study Finds
An international team of scientists including Rutgers researchers has found
Chemists Discover a Range of Environmental Contaminants in Fracking Wastewater
As companies that drill for oil and natural gas using
IBM Launches 2-year Global Pro Bono Environmental Program for Non-Profits
IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced the launch of the IBM
A Million New Trees by 2030: New York City Leaders Must Look at Where — Not Just How Many
New York City’s five borough presidents are calling on Mayor
Biden Administration, DOE to Invest $3 Billion to Strengthen U.S. Supply Chain for Advanced Batteries for Vehicles and Energy Storage
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) issued two notices of
USDA Increases Wild Bird Surveillance for Avian Influenza
The United States Department of Agriculture’s (USDA) Animal and Plant
Former Democratic U.S. Sens. Landrieu and Heitkamp Join Effort to Support Essential Role of Natural Gas in America’s Clean Energy Future
Natural Allies for a Clean Energy Future announced former U.S.
Iceland Fisheries Minister Svandis Svavarsdottir Signals End of Whaling
The Icelandic government has publicly signaled an end to Icelandic
ICYMI: Granholm Op-ed: New York’s Climate Goals Inspire Biden’s Clean Energy Agenda
Last week, Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm published an
Why We Need Hydropower for a Resilient Grid
America’s most critical piece of energy infrastructure—the grid—is more vulnerable
UL Joins the Science Based Targets Initiative to Reduce Global Carbon Emissions
UL, the global safety science leader, announced its commitment to
Under the Hood: How Environment and Genomes Interact in Plant Development
Iowa State University scientists have harnessed data analytics to look
WVU Extension Webinar Series to Focus on Sustainable Rural Tourism in West Virginia
The Mountain State’s communities have seen elevated interest in tourism
‘Mega Iceberg’ Released 152 Billion Tonnes of Fresh Water Into Ocean as It Scraped Past South Georgia
152 billion tonnes of freshwater – equivalent to 20 x
Appalachian Power Issues Its Largest Request for Wind Energy Resources
Appalachian Power issued a Request for Proposals (RFP) for up
Thousands of Georgia Power Personnel Responding to Impacts From Winter Storm Izzy
As impacts from Winter Storm Izzy are being felt across
Accumulated Heat in the Upper Ocean Is at Record Levels, Breaks Records for Sixth Year
The world’s oceans are hotter than ever before, continuing their
Biological Treatment Process for Nitrate in Groundwater Gains California State Approval
A pilot study using the Hall BioProcess™, an advanced treatment
Low Oxygen and Sulfide in the Oceans Played Greater Role in Ancient Mass Extinction
Florida State University researchers have new insight into the complicated
Air Pollution From Wildfires, Rising Heat Affected 68% of U.S. West in One Day
Large wildfires and severe heat events are happening more often
More Than 150 Projects Across 29 States Aim to Optimize and Commercialize Renewable Energy Technology
The U.S. Department of Energy announced $35 million in funding
Mass Die-Off of Magellanic Penguins Seen During 2019 Heatwave
In June 2021, an unprecedented heatwave hit the Pacific Northwest
Understanding Human-Elephant Conflict and Vulnerability in the Face of Climate Change
Human-wildlife conflict is a central issue in the conservation sciences.
