Environmental Protection
Bonobos in the wild cooperate with other groups, just like us
The apes preferentially interact with specific members of other groups who are more likely to return the favor.
The sex ratio of endangered sea turtles is badly skewed by pollution
The greater the amounts of contaminants were, the greater the female bias became within a nest.
What would Noah do to save ‘every creeping thing of the earth’?
Given finite research and practical resources, how should we act to conserve biological diversity?
The world’s boreal forests may be shrinking from climate change
Boreal forests’ northward advance has been slower than expected, but their southern retreat has been faster.
Shark skin’s unique properties could have medicinal uses
Sharks are not just another fish swimming around. They have a unique biology.
Calls grow in Europe for a wealth tax to finance the green transition
While a wealth tax still has a long way to go to make a major comeback in Europe, there is movement in Brussels.