Environmental Protection
Climate change caused mass death among Alaskan puffins
In 2016 the bodies of several thousand tufted puffins washed up on the beaches of Saint Paul Island in Alaska.
We’ll ‘need a moral compass’ for tackling climate change
The new compass should not be a static set of rules but a dynamic and reflexively evolving framework.
Minnesota banks on protecting endangered bumblebee
In the northern Midwest state of Minnesota, the government has agreed to nearly $1 million in funding to pay residents to tear out their lawns and plant gardens in the hopes of saving an endangered bumblebee. The money will cover
Study: the Fridays for Future movement is facing its limits
An insistence that science alone is the only true guidance for action can be its own trap.
Filipino students will be required by law to plant new trees
The country's House of Representatives has passed the "Graduation Legacy for the Environment Act," or Bill 8728.
Sumatran rhinos are a step closer to extinction
Only a single captive rhino is now left in Malaysia, where the animals once roamed.