Supreme Court Gives Big Oil a Win in Climate Fight With Cities
But in the case, filed by the city of Baltimore, the high court gave the fossil fuel industry far less than it had asked for. Read More
The Hoover Dam Made Life in the West Possible. Or So We Thought.
Climate change threatens Las Vegas and every other desert oasis town. Read More
Energy-efficient Luxembourg library follows cradle-to-cradle principles
BOLLES+WILSON’s library design was implemented in nine phases with a planning approach that prioritized energy efficiency and cradle-to-cradle principles wherever possible. Read More
How to shop small, local businesses this Prime Day
Is it possible to support local businesses while being an Amazon Prime member? Here’s what you need to know for Prime Day. Read More
Forests the size of France have been restored in the past 20 years
More than 59 million hectares of forests have been restored since the year 2000. Read More
Carbon emissions are shrinking the stratosphere
Carbon emissions have caused the stratosphere to shrink by 400 meters since the 1980s, according to a new study. Read More
Reducing and reusing via green burials in a Portland cemetery
Inhabitat talks to Ed Bixby about the green burial practices at his natural cemeteries, including his latest acquisition, Historic Columbian Cemetery. Read More
Latvian wellness resort honors traditional spa rituals
A true escape to nature, Ziedlejas is a wellness spa located in a secluded section of rural Latvia. Read More
La basura espacial podría convertirse en un gran problema durante las próximas décadas
Los cambios en la atmósfera causados por las emisiones de dióxido de carbono podrían aumentar la cantidad de escombros que permanece en órbita. Read More
Biden Administration to Repeal Trump Rule Aimed at Curbing E.P.A.’s Power
The cost-benefit rule limited the way the E.P.A. could justify clean air regulations. Read More
