Carbon pollution from 88 major fossil fuel producers and cement makers has left the western U.S. and Canada hotter, drier, and more prone to fires, a recent study finds. Learn more [...]
He’s often asked to travel for research and conferences, but he’s found some less-polluting options. Learn more at https://www.yaleclimateconnections.org/
Atmos is an exploration of climate and #culture, a biannual #magazine curated by a growing ecosystem of adventurers, creatives, and journalists dedicated to pioneering progress around the world.
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New animatronic spy creatures explore the seas and capture never-before-seen animal behavior in NATURE’s four-part series Spy in the Ocean. The Spies include a whale calf (the biggest one [...]
Cuttlefish: marine mollusks of the order Sepiida. Kingdom: | Animalia Phylum: | Mollusca Class: | Cephalopoda Order: | Sepiida There are more than 120 species of cuttlefish. They [...]
In Ken Burns’ two-part documentary, The American Buffalo, the bison’s tale is interwoven with the recent history of the Indigenous Peoples of North America who, like the bison, were pushed to [...]
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In one of our favorite stories, “Corn Tastes Better on the Honor System,” Potawatomi mother, scientist, and professor Robin Wall Kimmerer takes us through the nine-thousand-year existence of [...]
In this narrated essay, Kerri ní Dochartaigh’s experiences of pregnancy and motherhood bring her into an emerging realization of her own mammalhood. When she encounters her animal self, deeply [...]
How do our inheritances shape our lives? In this week’s narrated essay, Afro-Taína author Jamie Figueroa brings her pen to the erased and fragmented pages of her family’s history, exploring [...]
This week, we share a short story by Mexican author Laia Jufresa, translated by Sophie Hughes, that imagines the chaos of a world ravaged and divided by climate change. In “Be Dammed,” thousands [...]
What can we learn from imprints in the earth about the ancient presences that left them behind? Acclaimed author Anna Badkhen traces markers left in the earth from the near and distant past, from the [...]
With Independence Day just around the corner, it's time to get ready for the one of the nation's most famous celebrations, the Macy's Fourth of July Fireworks! Dean DeVore sits down with Kathleen [...]
This week on “Everything Under the Sun” we are talking about pests. Dean DeVore welcomes Dr. Jim Fredericks, Chief Entomologist & Vice President of Technical and Regulatory Affairs of the [...]
This week on "Everything Under the Sun", it's all about air quality. Dean DeVore discusses air quality and more summer heat means more stagnant air and more pollution in the air we breathe. We are [...]
This week on 'Everything Under the Sun', Dean DeVore gets the latest updates on space and astronomy with AccuWeather's Brian Lada. Then, we take a trip back in time to May 1933 with Evan Myers to [...]
Emmy Award-winning producer and host of The Organic Gardener Radio Show, Doug Oster returns to the podcast with even more gardening advice as we head into Memorial Day weekend and the start of [...]
A rigorous experimentation approach (experiment-to-learn) will most likely outperform planning-based approaches (analyse-to-predict) where the challenge is dynamic and ever changing (i.e. any complex [...]
Lately I've been thinking about the capabilities, process and frameworks needed for effective change work, as a continuation of a theme which has run through my work for 10+ years now - [...]
How can we create the islands of coherence, the vehicles for co-investment, and create the dojos for the kinds of practices we need to tackle collective action challenges such as climate change, [...]
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Reuters Plus talks to David Pong, CEO and co-founder of Wateroam, an NGO at the forefront of the provision of fresh water to flood hit areas and rural communities.
"What we see is an issue not just [...]
Dr. Pratima Rangarajan, CEO at Climate Investment, tells Reuters Plus how carbon markets are a key way of getting capital into solutions that might otherwise not be profitable or economically [...]
Hydrogen is widely expected to play a huge part in a low-carbon future. Reuters Plus talks with Matthew Knight, Head of Market and Government Affairs at Siemens Energy UK, to explore the challenges [...]
Reuters Plus talks with Val Miftakhov, the founder and CEO of ZeroAvia, who brings first-hand experience in developing leading edge technologies in the renewables space.
"It's not just about climate [...]
Francesco La Camera, Director-General of the International Renewable Energy Agency, takes Reuters Plus through the collaborations and frameworks necessary to make a sustainable future a reality.
"A [...]
