Rethinking Urban Planning: A Path to Reduced Car Traffic and Emissions
To combat greenhouse gas emissions, urban planning must prioritize reducing car commutes by strategically placing homes near city centers.
Climate, ecology, sustainability, biodiversity, and energy transition.
To combat greenhouse gas emissions, urban planning must prioritize reducing car commutes by strategically placing homes near city centers.
The debate over effective climate actions often pits individual choices against corporate and governmental responsibilities. This raises the question: are we focusing on the right issues?
A long-term study by Michigan State University reveals significant findings about seedling growth, providing valuable insights into the future health and biodiversity of Michigan's forests.
As late spring 2026 unfolds, about two-thirds of the U.S. is experiencing drought conditions, even as the nation faces an increase in severe storms. This paradox highlights the complex impacts of rising global temperatures.
A recent study from Griffith University highlights the potential of human urine in sustainable agriculture, while also pointing out significant health risks and knowledge gaps that need to be addressed.
A recent advancement in Bayesian inference offers improved analysis of complex datasets, potentially benefiting various fields like climate science and genomics.
The recycling of lithium-ion batteries presents various challenges that require innovative solutions to ensure sustainability in the electric mobility sector.
This analysis explores the significance of the Lithium Triangle in the context of the global shift towards sustainable energy solutions.
An independent analysis indicates that China's recent adjustments to carbon emissions data may obscure actual climate progress, raising questions about transparency.
China's recent adjustment in its carbon measurement strategy has led to a notable discrepancy in its emissions reporting, comparable to the total emissions of Germany.
B2Gold has published its Tenth Annual Responsible Mining Report alongside its Fifth Annual Climate Strategy Report, emphasizing its dedication to sustainable practices.
As the climate system appears to be changing more rapidly than anticipated, the pressure on ocean monitoring networks is intensifying, highlighting their crucial role.
Recent developments in covalent organic frameworks (COFs) show promise for improving CO2 separation, crucial for natural gas purification and hydrogen production.
A recent analysis identifies landscapes across Europe that can promote climate mitigation and biodiversity while minimizing socioeconomic risks, utilizing a novel climate-smart rewilding framework.
As walleye return to their spawning grounds on Mille Lacs Lake, the event serves as a reminder of the critical need for habitat protection in the region.
In response to the increasing frequency of heat waves linked to climate change, Gentoo penguins are modifying their breeding times. This adaptation may enhance their chances of survival.
In the Pennine hills, thousands of holes are emerging as part of a restoration initiative aimed at enhancing carbon storage through peatland recovery.
Recent research indicates that microplastics are impairing algae growth, which is vital for the ocean's ability to absorb carbon dioxide and mitigate climate change.
As technological solutions to climate change encounter significant hurdles, researchers are considering the potential of natural methods to address this pressing issue.
As global events and the climate crisis continue to impact Britain, the call for supermarkets to cap price increases on essential foods highlights the urgent need for reform in the food system.