This 100-year-old building is a thriving park, store and more
A brand-new PARK store in China's Guandong province exemplifies how modern life, cutting-edge design and nature can come together and exist in harmony. Read More
For Lease: Windmill Space in the Atlantic Between Long Island and New Jersey
The proposed lease sale is part of the Biden administration's push to develop 30,000 megawatts of offshore wind power by 2030. Read More
Glacier Blood? Watermelon Snow? Whatever It’s Called, Snow Shouldn’t Be So Red.
Researchers are starting to investigate the species that drive alpine algal blooms to better understand their causes and effects. Read More
Maps Show the Severe Drought Gripping California and the West
Maps show that drought conditions are the most widespread and severe in at least 20 years, with reservoirs running dry. Read More
E.P.A. to Review Rules on Soot Linked to Deaths, Which Trump Declined to Tighten
The Biden administration says it will consider tougher limits on a deadly air pollutant that disproportionately affects low-income and minority communities. Read More
Machine Learning Model Doubles Accuracy of Global Landslide ‘Nowcasts’
In Brief: The upgraded interactive mapping tool can show you potential landslide activity anywhere between the poles in near-real-time. Every year, landslides – the movement of rock, soil, and debris…
Oyasai Crayons are a plant-based coloring option made from food waste
In an effort to produce options that are more sustainable, a Japanese company has found a way to make the ubiquitous crayon with all-natural ingredients. Read More
UN launches program to reverse “triple environmental emergency”
The UN Decade on Ecosystem Restoration aims to combat three crises: biodiversity loss, climate change and mounting pollution. Read More
This Tasmanian farmhouse has a ceiling insulated with local wool
Found on a sheep farm in the rural landscape of Bruny Island, Tasmania, Australia, this modern farmhouse addresses sustainability and tradition in its design. Read More
New plant-derived polymer could replace single-use plastics
A new plastic made from plant proteins could replace single-use plastics made from fossil fuels. Read More
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