Satellite Data Give Scientists an Upstream Look at Native Fish
A team of NASA scientists have found a novel way to measure biodiversity in Alaska. By combining satellite data with water samples containing fish DNA, they can locate the habitats…
Getting a Bird’s-Eye View of Food Insecurity with Catherine Nakalembe
Every year millions of people worldwide suffer from hunger and food insecurity. Climate change —and increased drought, pests and other climate-related side effects — threatens to further impact every facet…
Mapping Tropical Forest Health with NASA Satellite Data
When assessing the world’s tropical forests, size isn’t the only thing that matters. NASA’s high-resolution satellite data now allow scientists to measure forest quality by tree height, forest canopy thickness…
China removes giant pandas from endangered species list
Giant pandas are no longer endangered, according to an announcement made by the Chinese government. Read More
Governor calls for reduced water usage amid 2021 California drought
Governor Gavin Newsom has placed 50 of California's 58 counties under a drought emergency order, and the number may grow. Read More
Meejee sets sustainable goals for skincare with less plastic
The beauty industry is notorious for plastic waste, but Meejee wants to be the solution with its new facial cleansing massager made from recycled plastic. Read More
For Purpose Recycling debuts recycled ocean plastic utility belt
Each belt funds the prevention of 10 kilograms worth of plastic waste from entering the ocean. Read More
Wall Street Prepares for Big Corporate Profits
Corporate leaders expect rosy company earnings, starting this week. Read More
Regresaron los viajes y la Tierra no los soportará
El turismo no debe regresar a su antigua normalidad derrochadora. La pandemia nos ha presentado una oportunidad para replantear la manera en que recorremos el planeta. Read More
E.P.A. Approved Toxic Chemicals for Fracking a Decade Ago, New Files Show
The compounds can form PFAS, also known as “forever chemicals,” which have been linked to cancer and birth defects. The E.P.A. approvals came despite the agency’s own concerns about toxicity.…
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