PG&E will bury 10,000 miles of power lines so they don't spark wildfires
10
votes
-
-
Greenland stops oil and gas exploration – natural resources minister Naaja Nathanielsen said the environment and climatic impacts had been assessed as being too high
23 votes -
The promise and peril of turning the Salton Sea into California's "Lithium Valley"
8 votes -
Common Ground, Part I: How organic and regenerative agriculture are revitalizing rural Montana economies
7 votes -
Why geothermal isn't ubiquitous and how it might get that way
5 votes -
Can we survive extreme heat?
8 votes -
New, better, and instant water disinfection method
5 votes -
No, you can’t recycle a bowling ball (but people sure keep trying)
9 votes -
Ground temperatures in Siberia reach extremes of 48°C, air temperatures reach 30°C
11 votes -
Exxon lobbyist shares parts of their playbook with reporter on camera
5 votes -
Joe Biden administration bars US imports of solar panels linked to forced labor in China’s Xinjiang region
12 votes -
Amazon destroys millions of items of brand new, unsold stock each year
29 votes -
Large amounts of mercury discovered in Greenland's glaciers – the heavy metal raises concerns for the health of indigenous communities
5 votes -
We’ve barely explored the darkest realm of the ocean. With rare-metal mining on the rise, we’re already destroying it.
6 votes -
Norwegian climate activists have asked the European Court of Human Rights to rule against Norway's plans for more oil drilling in the Arctic
7 votes -
How severe is the drought gripping the American West? See for yourself
10 votes -
'Cool’ roofs, cooler designs as the building industry embraces energy sustainability
8 votes -
An incredible interactive map lets you drop a raindrop anywhere in the US, then track what its journey would be
14 votes -
Rights of nature: How granting a river personhood could help protect it
5 votes -
The mystery of Denmark's vanishing wolf pack – are hunters to blame?
3 votes -
How returning lands to native tribes is helping protect nature
6 votes -
Ex-owners of polluting Italian steel plant convicted
7 votes -
Study seeks origins of ghost nets that haunt Hawaii’s shores
5 votes -
Texas’ “failsafe” generators failed, risking weeks-long catastrophe
7 votes -
A volcanic eruption triggers earthquakes and fears of lake methane explosions in eastern Congo
5 votes -
Exxon CEO is dealt stinging setback at hands of new activist
10 votes -
Giant solar project proposed in south Butte, landowners concerned
4 votes -
Mouse plague deals fresh blow to Australian farmers
5 votes -
Tasmanian devils born on Australian mainland for first time in 3,000 years
5 votes -
Galápagos tortoise found alive is from species thought extinct
9 votes -
Court orders Royal Dutch Shell to cut net emissions by 45% by 2030
8 votes -
CliMA collaboration aims to reinvent Earth system modeling
6 votes -
Solar power's decade of falling costs is thrown into reverse
5 votes -
We can’t talk about regenerative ag without talking about pesticides
5 votes -
New Zealand: Fight for the Wild documentary series
4 votes -
Galápagos rock formation Darwin’s Arch collapses from erosion
10 votes -
End of wind power waste? Vestas unveils blade recycling technology.
4 votes -
In the Klamath Basin, pretty much everybody’s feeling the pain
8 votes -
Perranporth Beach, in Cornwall, is famed for being the "Lego beach". The truth is more complicated.
8 votes -
Carbon markets stand to reward ‘no-till’ farmers. But most are still tilling the soil.
8 votes -
'Forest gardens’ show how Native land stewardship can outdo nature
12 votes -
Is recycling worth it anymore? The truth is complicated.
13 votes -
Carbon emissions and large neural network training
5 votes -
Bee population steady in Dutch cities thanks to pollinator strategy
6 votes -
England’s largest seagrass planting programme gets underway
7 votes -
Regenerative farming is fast becoming the higher standard for consumers seeking to protect their health and the planet
10 votes -
Drought in Mexico reaches critical levels as lakes dry up
7 votes -
A summary of the book "Why Nuclear Power Has Been a Flop" by Jack Devanney
16 votes -
When Texas’ natural gas supplies froze up, prices soared, and now Minnesota’s customers are looking at an $800 million bill
4 votes -
Ireland’s strategy to be a world leader in sustainable food by 2030
6 votes