Deadliest on Earth: Humans Exploit Up to 300 Times More Species Than Comparable Predators
New research published in Communications Biology analyses “humanity’s modern day predatory interactions with vertebrates” in order to better understand the ...
Tag: Ecosystem
Why Are Alligators Attacking People?
On Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, in a tragic incident that unfolded yesterday, a 69-year-old woman fell victim to an ...
The Galapagos: How It Contributes To The Environmental Movement
The Galápagos Islands, formed by a volcanic eruption some 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador, is a protected natural ...
COP27: Lula Vows to Undo Environmental Degradation and Halt Deforestation
This story on Lula da Silva's COP27 pledges was originally published by the Guardian, and is republished here as part of Covering Climate ...
The Bottom of the Arctic Is Blooming
This story on the phytoplankton bloom at the bottom of the Arctic originally appeared in EOS and is part of Covering Climate Now, a ...
Curing Evil with Evil: China Successfully Controlled Its Weather Last Year
The Chinese government successfully controlled the weather ahead of a major political celebration earlier this year, a study by Tsinghua ...
The Dark Side of Ocean Mining: We Are Not Prepared
Member states attending the International Seabed Authority (ISA) meeting in Kingston, Jamaica, this week have rejected a call by the ...
Climate Change Impacts Insects
Although the increase of average temperatures across the world could improve the flight of bee species in colder climates, scientists ...
Pressing Questions About Ecosystem Restoration, Answered
The world’s ecosystems are under threat. Fires are turning biodiverse forests in California and wetlands in Argentina and Brazil into charred ...
Plant-Based Seafood: Giving Seas A Chance
Our seas, planet Earth's most significant carbon sink, and ecosystem are on a death spiral. Eighty-seven percent of the world's ...
Peat Swamps: The Forgotten Fix for Climate Change
“Drain the swamp!” It was Donald Trump’s campaign metaphor for purging everything bad in Washington DC. But he got his ...
Can Science-based Targets Truly Guide Sustainable Development?
What lines can we not afford to cross when it comes to our impact on the planet? As the world ...
