
Can nature outcompete war in Eastern Congo?
In eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, discussion of conservation often centers on loss: forests cleared, wildlife depleted, conflict spreading across landscapes that once supported

In eastern Democratic Republic of the Congo, discussion of conservation often centers on loss: forests cleared, wildlife depleted, conflict spreading across landscapes that once supported

Microsoft has done far more than any other company to create the market for carbon removals. So why has the tech giant reportedly paused its

Jabil, which manufactures products for companies including Apple and Amazon, is increasingly using energy efficiency and waste management measures guided by robotics and artificial intelligence

Antarctic fur seals are the smallest of the polar seals and live almost exclusively on the island of South Georgia. The latest assessment by the

Animals that cross borders often encounter conservation systems that stop at them. Migratory species move through jurisdictions with little regard for political boundaries, relying on

There are moments in natural-history films when the camera seems improbably close: a polar bear’s breath fogging the lens, a seal’s eye lingering, an orca

As climate change intensifies, people around the world are learning firsthand how dangerous high temperatures can be. But prolonged heat becomes even more dangerous, and

The influence of Christianity in public life in Kenya is undisputed. Indeed, for more than a century, everyday life in the country — from education

Consumers are increasingly concerned about what they’re drinking. Results from Trellis data partner GlobeScan’s consumer survey on environmental challenges show water pollution stands out as