
As catches fall, Sierra Leone’s artisanal fishers turn to destructive practices
PORT LOKO DISTRICT, Sierra Leone — At 5 a.m., as the horizon brightens and waves start to subside, more than a dozen wooden canoes along

PORT LOKO DISTRICT, Sierra Leone — At 5 a.m., as the horizon brightens and waves start to subside, more than a dozen wooden canoes along

KATHMANDU — During the COVID-19 lockdown in Nepal, red panda conservation campaigner and researcher Sonam Tashi Lama came across a public service announcement on African

The Brazilian state of Rondônia state ranks seventh in the country for deforestation and fourth for greenhouse gas emissions. Among the country’s nine Amazonian states,

In California’s Monterey Bay, where the vast Pacific Ocean meets lush kelp forests, sea otters, especially the females, are becoming more resourceful. These charismatic marine

The 1.3 MW Trombley Hill Solar Project was Encore Renewable Energy’s first under a partnership with the Vermont Public Power Supply Authority. The project is

Tim Hade, co-founder and chief development officer of Scale Microgrids Solutions (courtesy: Scale Microgrids Solutions) Scale Microgrids Solutions co-founder Tim Hade sets the table for

Japan’s Shinto religion often conserved natural lands as sacred sites, banning logging and protecting animals. But in Nara, community conflicts with deer have raised questions

Microsoft is one of the largest corporate buyers of credits for carbon removal and it shows no sign of slowing down: In early May, the

Climate Data Analyst Casey Olson, left, of Utah State University, conducts a tour during a visit to the Utah Climate Center’s climate reference station on