Red Tide Piles Up Dead Fish on Florida Beaches
“This,” proclaimed an editorial in The Tampa Bay Times last week, “is what climate change smells like.” Read More
RHS Hilltop opens its wings to the study of horticulture
The widely respected Royal Horticultural Society is getting a promotion, coming out from the shadows and into the forefront of horticultural science. The U.K.'s first dedicated garden science hub is…
This vineyard suite is tucked into a Tuscan UNESCO world heritage site
The first unit of luxury vineyard suite Casa Ojalá was recently unveiled in the hills of Rosewood Castiglion del Bosco in Val d’Orcia, Italy, part of a UNESCO world heritage…
Maine Will Make Companies Pay for Recycling. Here’s How It Works.
The law aims to take the cost burden of recycling away from taxpayers. One environmental advocate said the change could be “transformative.” Read More
Those Olympic anti-sex beds? Theyre actually for recycling.
Did the Olympics really make anti-sex beds? No. But those cardboard beds do shine a light on the environmental impact of the Olympics. Read More
Minka Solar Pods provide versatile off-grid work or chat hubs
Duffy London understands the need for comfortable and functional gathering spots with off-grid functionality. Read More
Climate Change Comes for Rich Countries
Brutal heat and deadly floods show a world unprepared to cope with extreme weather. Read More
‘I Am Thirsty!’ Water Shortages Compound Iran’s Problems
A prolonged drought worsened by climate change and government mismanagement has added a volatile new element to the swirl of challenges in Iran, ranging from the pandemic to U.S. sanctions.…
Cloudy Courtyard is crystal clear in its historical inspiration
The best architecture tells a story. Read More
Climate Change Is Too Hot Not to Handle
Global warming is a culprit in extreme heat. It will get worse unless we cut greenhouse gas emissions. Read More
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