Environmental Protection
The Mekong is on the cusp of an ecological catastrophe
The Mekong's water turning blue is bad news, showing that the river is losing its nutrient-rich sendiments.
We need to plan for food system collapse, scientists say
A study explores how extreme events threatening our food systems may occur at once.
Scientists: it’s time to get serious about degrowth
Instead of aiming for endless growth of GDP we should consider what really matters for the wellbeing of people.
As the coastal fog rolls in, so does the toxic mercury
"When you change one thing, it has cascading effects through the system," says researcher Peter Weiss-Penzias.
WEF: each of us can do more for net-zero emissions
According to a new report, more coordinated action is needed to speed up change on climate targets.
A solution to rhino poaching: horns from horsehair
Rhino horns are falsely believed to treat a broad range of diseases from cancer to gout.