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It uses pre-cleared land, makes electricity where needed, and keeps parking lots cool. → Read More
Some researchers contend there is an opportunity for ecological restoration that could help fight climate change and stem the loss of biodiversity. → Read More
I have about 400 offers to buy illegal copies of my own work. Something is very wrong. → Read More
The havoc caused by stocking the park’s lake for sport fishing ravaged ospreys, pelicans, bald eagles, grizzly bears and the lake’s own native cutthroat trout. → Read More
Restoring herds to Native American land after 150 years would be a simple reparation for the country to make. But the cattle industry won’t allow it. → Read More
A poorly enforced trade agreement continues to damage the environment and the economy. → Read More
Officials in several countries are getting the message: Cities are about people, not cars. → Read More
Designating protected areas is relatively easy, but hardly anyone seems to be bothering with the hard work of actually protecting them. → Read More
Over time, mass migration to cities could be a driver of environmental progress. → Read More
It would reduce greenhouse gas emissions, water pollution, deforestation, species loss and human mortality. So what’s the holdup? → Read More
New technologies and tougher enforcement have put some of the worst offenders on notice. → Read More
The urgent question: Can government agents finally prove that enough trees come from illegal logging sites in Peru to stop shipments into the US? → Read More
Company boycotts are one of the few concrete ways we have to protest unethical corporate behavior. → Read More
High-resolution earth imagery is enabling ecologists to more accurately account for wildlife populations, deforestation, illegal mining and other changes in the landscape. → Read More
Promised energy savings in buildings don't deliver. The problem is inept modeling systems that fail to capture how buildings really work. → Read More
In the woods, decomposing with wild things, and my burial money being used to preserve the land. → Read More
In some countries, endangered species are what’s for dinner. Here’s an alternative. → Read More
The Republican crusade against 50 years of environmental regulation is an attack on public health and prosperity. → Read More
After decades of flouting an international ban on trading poached ivory, the country is taking small steps to comply with the law. → Read More
A new study finds that habitat loss is a bigger problem than hunting for globe-trotting birds. → Read More