Iron & Earth’s online portal aims to help former oil and gas workers connect with a renewable energy employer
Animal agriculture is both a major contributor to the climate crisis and a victim of it. What can farmers do to prepare?
Pilot projects across North America are looking to shuttered coal mines as a source of minerals crucial to a net-zero carbon-emissions future
After securing legal rights for one northern Quebec river, groups are fighting to make Canada’s largest river next. Corporate polluters, beware.
The world's most popular fertilizer is exacerbating the climate crisis. Can biofertilizers be part of the solution?
The vaccine race is accelerating the emergence of a new frontier in science looking at alternatives to animal modelling
This past spring, massive rainfall caused the Mara River, the lifeblood of the Maasai Mara in southern Kenya, to overflow, flooding ecotourism
COVID-19 has brought into glaring focus the link between animal-borne diseases and the health of humans. While questions remain over precisely how
It’s closing in on the end of a long day of elephant collaring in the Nyakweri Forest in southern Kenya’s Maasai Mara
Tucked in the corner of Patrick Nangle’s spartan Modo car-sharing office, with its pale walls and light-brown wooden desk, is a black
Eight members of the Kimadi tribe stand, crouch or sit on the hard ground, knotty with exposed tree roots, enjoying the relative
Worldwide, Interpol and the United Nations Environment Programme estimate the value of the yearly trade in illegal harvested timber at between US$30
To say that Lourdes Santaballa of Puerto Rico was lucky is an understatement. When Hurricane Maria hit the Caribbean archipelago on September
SAN SALVADOR — What could be duller than waiting to see the dentist? “Muy aburridos” — so bored! — four boys say as they roll
Dr. Raghu Venugopal – along with other staff at Am Timan Hospital in Chad – was stumped. The two-year-old patient he was
Last November, Typhoon Haiyan left a swath of destruction through Southeast Asia, flattening buildings and killing and maiming thousands of people. The
Everything in life is somewhere else,” wrote American author and essayist E.B. White, “and you get there in a car.” No truer
