Climate scenario planning often glosses over the impacts of heat on infrastructure. That needs to change. By Heather Clancy August 8, 2023 The heat we’ve
Green banks are starting to draw attention in the U.S., particularly since the federal government announced its first grant competitions under a national green bank
Mangroves’ capacity to store carbon — up to five times more than upland tropical forests — makes them a powerful natural solution for reducing greenhouse
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) turns one year old next week — and unless you’ve just woken from a Rip Van Winkle-style slumber, you know
This article is sponsored by Enel North America. As climate impacts multiply, mitigation is becoming increasingly urgent. Businesses’ biggest stakeholders — investors, customers and employees
Many wild animals are wise to the fact that where there are humans, there is typically food — often a cornucopia of food. A new
Conservationist George Georgiadis vividly remembers the first time he saw Kaempfer’s woodpecker, a species once thought to be on the brink of extinction. He heard
KATHMANDU — After nearly tripling its population of tigers in just 12 years, Nepal’s conservation authorities have decided to now focus on improving human-tiger coexistence
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