Month: January 2021

A new course for professionals that work in agricultural development in the Dry Corridor of Guatemala aims to scale climate change adaptation approaches ...

As global carbon emissions continue to rise, the effects of climate change are increasingly felt through more severe storms, wildfires and ...

Like a gambler refusing to admit his addiction, the world today is refusing to address its present plastic crisis. The ...

Beyond the primary tasks of providing swift and effective health care delivery during the COVID crisis, nation-states must next turn ...

Nature-based solutions (NBS) may present our best chance to prepare effectively and purposefully for the risks and impacts of climate ...

Bottom Line Focus on Profit-Waste Ratio Can Strengthen Relationships and Resiliency Amazon’s revenues in 2019 were $281 billion, larger than ...

International bodies are drawing attention to the invisible workforce suffering the pandemic offshore. The United Nations and the international shipping ...

Stuck at home because of Covid-induced lockdowns, we all love to shop on Amazon. We love to order online and ...

New research shows that the Nutrient Expert Decision Tool is better for farmers' fields, extension services and the environment. An ...

At last weeks presidential inauguration, Vice President Kamala Harris took the oath of office and made history yet again in ...

“The New European Bauhaus movement is intended to be a bridge between the world of science and technology and the ...

I thought I’d get through Peace in the Age of Chaos: The Best Solution for a Sustainable Future in a ...