Rachel Feltman: For Scientific American science quickly. I’m Rachel Feldman. I love spending time in nature, but that can feel really hard to do when you live in a city, even
Mindy Hernandez is director of the Living Lab for Equitable Climate Action at the World Resources Institute.We’ve all heard it: Eat less beef. Fly less. Buy secondhand. Track your carbon footprint.But
The US interior department has announced plans to radically fast track permitting for projects involving fossil fuels and mining citing Donald Trump’s ‘energy emergency’ declaration that many experts say does not
New consumer insights from the Marine Stewardship
Council
(MSC) highlight a key reality: While sustainability matters, affordability
is more of a concern for most Americans when grocery shopping.
A new article led by Griffith University argues that the term nature positive is being adopted more for political rhetoric and less for any real-life improvement in nature conservation, posing a
Poaching busts are familiar territory for the officers of Kenya Wildlife Service (KWS), an armed force tasked with protecting the country’s iconic creatures. But what awaited guards when they descended in
A new study has revealed that an incentive program increased live releases of endangered species caught as bycatch. However, unexpectedly, the overall positive impact was reduced by some vessels increasing catches
At a high-profile summit in London, Trump administration officials are expected to clash with European politicians and experts over differing visions of what energy security means.After Russia’s invasion of Ukraine caused
The Trump administration has shunted one of the US federal government’s top scientific agencies onto a “non-science trajectory”, workers warn, that threatens to derail decades of research and leave the US