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Q&A with an Idaho teen who ran for school board — and won
Shiva Rajbhandari wants schools to do a better job of teaching students about climate change. Q&A with an Idaho teen who ran for school board — and won . . .Yale Climate Connections by Sarah Kennedy on 08 Feb 2023 |
How listening to women can boost disaster relief efforts
In Puerto Rico, the nonprofit Taller Salud partners with women to provide resources and support during emergencies. How listening to women can boost disaster . . .Yale Climate Connections by YCC Team on 08 Feb 2023 |
The science of science communication
In this podcast, Planet Forward Correspondent Katie Perkins chats with media psycholoigst Asheley Landrum, Ph.D., about science communication, conspiracy . . .Planet Forward - Most Recent by kins on 08 Feb 2023 |
Sustainable agriculture provides a unique solution to food insecurity for D.C. residents
In this photo essay, learn how one non-profit focused on sustainable agriculture is addressing the issue of food deserts in Washington D.C. . . .Planet Forward - Most Recent by ndolfi on 08 Feb 2023 |
In Colorado, the soil beneath solar panels is ripe for growing crops
Scientists, drought-stricken farmers, and politicians on both sides of the aisle are expressing increasing interest in solar agriculture. . . .Planet Forward - Most Recent by n on 08 Feb 2023 |
Perennial grains are the future of sustainable agriculture
Perennial grains will change the agriculture landscape as we know it and take us one huge step closer to halting climate change. . . .Planet Forward - Most Recent by ough on 08 Feb 2023 |
Policy Perspectives | Cutting the plastic noose
This article makes policy recommendations and compiles information that is integral in understanding and addressing plastic pollution. . . .Planet Forward - Most Recent by aulus on 08 Feb 2023 |
Will Durand-Eastman Beach disappear?
Durand-Eastman beach has been closed in the past due to pollution, will it be inaccessible in the future due to climate change? . . .Planet Forward - Most Recent by bes on 08 Feb 2023 |
The beautiful game in a changing climate
Climate change is projected to impact the seasonality and intensity of extreme weather events, with more heavy rainfall occurring in the autumn in the UK . . .Official blog of the Met Office news team by Met Office Press Office on 08 Feb 2023 |
Quantum breakthrough could revolutionise computing
Researchers have transferred 'quantum' information between computer chips at record speeds and accuracy. . . .BBC News - Science BBC News - Science & Environment by ? on 08 Feb 2023 |
HS2 Ltd miscalculating impact on nature - Wildlife Trusts
HS2 Ltd's assessment of its impact on biodiversity is "riddled with inaccuracies" - say wildlife charities . . .BBC News - Science BBC News - Science & Environment by ? on 08 Feb 2023 |
Biden spotlights climate victories in State of the Union. But where do we go from here?
"The climate crisis doesn't care if your state is red or blue." . . .Climate Energy - Grist by John McCracken on 08 Feb 2023 |
From Columbia to COP27 in Six Months: Cassidy Childs
Inspired into action by the Tubbs Fire in 2017, this Environmental Science and Policy alum is helping to bring justice and equity issues into environmental . . .State of the Planet by Guest Blogger on 08 Feb 2023 |
At Davos, a Call for Solutions to Climate Migration and a Culture of Welcome Instead of Fear
The key to addressing climate migration and displacement is to come up with creative solutions that will make it easier — not harder — for people to flee from . . .State of the Planet by Sabin Center for Climate Change Law on 08 Feb 2023 |
After 100 days in office, what is Rishi Sunak offering on the environment?
The first few months in any new job are always a steep learning curve. In politics, though, it’s when you’re said to be your most powerful: setting out your . . .Inside track by Joe Tetlow on 08 Feb 2023 |
European Sustainable Energy Week 2023
EUSEW returns on 20-22 June 2023 in a hybrid format, in Brussels... . . .REVOLVE by raul on 08 Feb 2023 |
Filtering Water in Your Backyard; How Mini Desalination Plants Could Cure California’s Droughts.
Happy Eco News Filtering Water in Your Backyard; How Mini Desalination Plants Could Cure California’s Droughts. Filtering Water in Your Backyard; How Mini . . .Happy Eco News by Fisher Brown on 08 Feb 2023 |
President Biden Signs Food Donation Improvement Act
Happy Eco News President Biden Signs Food Donation Improvement Act Takeaways: President Biden signed the Food Donation Improvement Act, which calls on the US . . .Happy Eco News by Jamie D'Souza on 08 Feb 2023 |
5 Exciting Solutions Helping to Preserve and Protect at-Risk Farmland
Happy Eco News 5 Exciting Solutions Helping to Preserve and Protect at-Risk Farmland 5 Exciting Solutions Helping to Preserve and Protect at-Risk Farmland . . .Happy Eco News by Grant Brown on 08 Feb 2023 |
Mechanization of illegal gold mining threatens Ghana’s forests
“I come here to find gold. First we cut down the trees, then we burn them. Then we start digging the soil to open the pit,” says a young man in the middle of a . . .EnviroLink Network by terna gyuse on 08 Feb 2023 |
Indigenous women record age-old knowledge of bees in Colombia’s Amazon
Je’chu, a god, first created bees so that their wax would cure the world. So goes the spiritual testament of the Yucuna Indigenous peoples of Colombia. “He is . . .EnviroLink Network by latoyaabulu on 08 Feb 2023 |
‘Not a good sign’: Study shows Greenland temperatures at 1,000-year high
Collecting core samples from the Greenland ice sheet is no easy task. During a recent expedition, scientists and drilling experts boarded a ski-equipped . . .EnviroLink Network by elizabethalberts on 08 Feb 2023 |
Forests & finance: Setbacks for a rare bat, and progress for an oil pipeline
Newly described bat from Mozambique mountain under threat, researchers say A forest that harbors Mozambique’s most recently identified species of mammal could . . .EnviroLink Network by terna gyuse on 08 Feb 2023 |
Biden spotlights climate victories in State of the Union. But where do we go from here?
President Joe Biden took a victory lap on his climate record during last night’s State of the Union, touting his administration’s major investments in clean . . .EnviroLink Network by John McCracken on 08 Feb 2023 |
Forest loss may push tree-dependent marbled cats into threatened category
Think of a tropical rainforest being cleared for an oil palm plantation, and the first animal that comes to mind is probably an orangutan. But there’s another . . .EnviroLink Network by Isabel Esterman on 08 Feb 2023 |
Indoor air quality should be monitored in public places, says Chris Whitty
England’s chief medical officer and colleagues call for push to understand health impacts of indoor pollutants. Offices, schools, supermarkets and hospitals . . .Environment | The Guardian by e Science editor on 08 Feb 2023 |
Half the wetlands in Europe lost in past 300 years, researchers calculate
Assessment shows 20% global loss since 1700 – far less than thought – but Europe, US and China bear the brunt. Half the wetlands in Europe, continental US and . . .Environment | The Guardian by ston on 08 Feb 2023 |
Meet Jinx, the dog on a mission to protect Welsh bird colonies from rats
As part of a £250,000 Welsh government funding for biosecurity measures, the spaniel will work to sniff out rodents. A lively spaniel with a nose for sniffing . . .Environment | The Guardian by rris on 08 Feb 2023 |
Wood burners in effect banned in new and refurbished homes in London
Planning guidance from mayor sets air pollution limits that would not be met with solid fuel burners installed. Wood burners have been in effect banned in new . . .Environment | The Guardian by rrington Environment editor on 08 Feb 2023 |
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