Environmental Protection
The Indus Valley civilization was undone by climate
Droughts often lasted for several generations, creating havoc with food supplies in large cities.
Forests in the US are feeling the brunt of climate change
Even if they remain forests, the type of forest will be very different in the western part of the country, scientists say.
Lions, previously driven extinct in an area of Chad, are back
Lions were last seen in the protected area was in 2004, which is why this new sighting is so encouraging.
Scientists devise a “greener” battery for EVs and portable devices
The goal is to use OEMs in batteries with aqueous electrolytes, which are more sustainable and less expensive.
The best hope for conservation in the US lies with private landowners
Private landowners preserve and cultivate over 60% of the country's richest natural habitats.
Illegal pangolin widely used in China’s hospitals, pharmacies
Illegally sourced pangolin is used by Traditional Chinese Medicine practitioners. New research suggests enlisting their help in conservation.