An incredible interactive map lets you drop a raindrop anywhere in the US, then track what its journey would be
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Rights of nature: How granting a river personhood could help protect it
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The mystery of Denmark's vanishing wolf pack – are hunters to blame?
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How returning lands to native tribes is helping protect nature
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Ex-owners of polluting Italian steel plant convicted
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Study seeks origins of ghost nets that haunt Hawaii’s shores
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Texas’ “failsafe” generators failed, risking weeks-long catastrophe
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A volcanic eruption triggers earthquakes and fears of lake methane explosions in eastern Congo
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Exxon CEO is dealt stinging setback at hands of new activist
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Giant solar project proposed in south Butte, landowners concerned
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Mouse plague deals fresh blow to Australian farmers
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Tasmanian devils born on Australian mainland for first time in 3,000 years
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Galápagos tortoise found alive is from species thought extinct
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Court orders Royal Dutch Shell to cut net emissions by 45% by 2030
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CliMA collaboration aims to reinvent Earth system modeling
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Solar power's decade of falling costs is thrown into reverse
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We can’t talk about regenerative ag without talking about pesticides
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New Zealand: Fight for the Wild documentary series
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Galápagos rock formation Darwin’s Arch collapses from erosion
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End of wind power waste? Vestas unveils blade recycling technology.
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In the Klamath Basin, pretty much everybody’s feeling the pain
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Perranporth Beach, in Cornwall, is famed for being the "Lego beach". The truth is more complicated.
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Carbon markets stand to reward ‘no-till’ farmers. But most are still tilling the soil.
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'Forest gardens’ show how Native land stewardship can outdo nature
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Is recycling worth it anymore? The truth is complicated.
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Carbon emissions and large neural network training
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Bee population steady in Dutch cities thanks to pollinator strategy
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England’s largest seagrass planting programme gets underway
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Regenerative farming is fast becoming the higher standard for consumers seeking to protect their health and the planet
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Drought in Mexico reaches critical levels as lakes dry up
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A summary of the book "Why Nuclear Power Has Been a Flop" by Jack Devanney
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When Texas’ natural gas supplies froze up, prices soared, and now Minnesota’s customers are looking at an $800 million bill
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Ireland’s strategy to be a world leader in sustainable food by 2030
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Proof by underpants
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IKEA plans to accelerate its investment in renewable energy by spending an extra €4bn by the end of the decade to build wind and solar farms
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Marin to be first big Bay Area water agency to push ahead with water restrictions
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‘A poor man’s rainforest’: Why we need to stop treating soil like dirt
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Charm delivers Stripe's carbon removal purchase ahead-of-schedule
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Forests cover 70% of Sweden, but many argue the model of replacing old-growth forests with monoculture plantations is bad for biodiversity
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Banking on bird shit
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A Finger Lakes power plant plans to ramp up energy-intensive Bitcoin mining
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The global campaign to make environmental destruction an international crime
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Collapse possible at Manatee County (FL) wastewater reservoir
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Why I’m switching to raised beds for my survival garden
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A live stream of an eagle's nest
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In Colorado, the looming liability of oil and gas cleanup
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Welcome to Pollinator Park
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The Amazon Rainforest now emits more greenhouse gases than it absorbs
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The greenest countries in the world – Denmark places first out of 180 countries analysed by Yale University
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The plan to revive the mammoth steppe to fight climate change
4 votes