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The crucial reef-building corals were decimated by a marine heat wave in the Florida Keys. Can advances in restoration help them recover?
Founder’s Briefs: An occasional series where Mongabay founder Rhett Ayers Butler shares analysis, perspectives and story summaries. After decades spent protecting forests, fighting for human rights and shaping climate policy, Nigel Sizer has turned his attention to what’s on our…
Fears of underinvestment in mitigation against oil spills, poor waste disposal and water overuse remain a major concern for environmentalists, even as Uganda insists adequate measures are in place to protect Lake Albert and the surrounding ecosystem from the adverse…
Conservationists used fire to manage habitat in an Allegheny County meadow. The practice goes back centuries to Indigenous peoples. High-pressure water used in a maintenance procedure on a valve led to a fatal explosion in August at U.S. Steel’s Clairton…
The United Nations chief delivered a strong defense of science and meteorology on Wednesday, praising the U.N. weather agency for helping save lives by keeping watch for climate disasters around the world.
This Nov. 12 webinar is designed to be useful for those involved in infrastructure planning within municipalities, colleges and universities, and other institutions.
The pitch includes 400 buildable acres and access to natural gas reserves, a lot of water and methane from coal mines. The post Washington County acreage pitched as ‘carbon-neutral’ data center development appeared first on The Allegheny Front.
Former National Park Service leaders Jonathan and Destry Jarvis argue that Interior Secretary Doug Burgum’s decision to keep national parks open without staff during the federal shutdown violates the agency’s legal mandate to preserve park resources “unimpaired” for future generations.
They’re known as the “ghost of the mountains,” so it makes sense that snow leopards can be extremely difficult to spot. Yet, these majestic, thick-furred cats, living in the high mountains of Asia, are also disappearing from much of their…
The world’s forests tell two stories at once. Even as chainsaws advance, new trees are rising in their wake. More than 11 million hectares of tropical moist forest—an area roughly the size of Cuba—were in some stage of natural regrowth between…
