Scientists are racing to find out whether the rapid retreat of glaciers could drive a surge in eruptions as magma builds under Iceland
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A report, county-by-county North Carolina recovery from Hurricane Helene after two weeks
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Wrecked rain gauges. Whistleblowers. Million-dollar payouts and manhunts. Then a Colorado crop fraud got really crazy.
19 votes -
The intractable puzzle of growth
12 votes -
How to get the most out of urban gardens
6 votes -
Léna Lazare is the new face of climate activism—and she's carrying a pickax
26 votes -
There will be blood
16 votes -
Impacts Project
8 votes -
How soon might the Atlantic Ocean break?
48 votes -
The death squads hunting environmental defenders
34 votes -
Sun machines
7 votes -
A socialist critique of Kohei Saito’s “start from scratch” degrowth communism
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Icelanders are famously hardy, but after volcanic eruptions cracked open twenty-metre-deep fissures in Grindavík, residents are asking if they'll ever be allowed back home
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How 3M covered up "forever chemicals"
66 votes -
Fast-rising seas could swamp septic systems in parts of the American South
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Nova Scotia’s billion-dollar lobster wars
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A skeptic’s take on beaming power to Earth from space - Why we shouldn’t try to stick solar plants where the sun always shines
10 votes -
‘Hopeless and broken’: why the world’s top climate scientists are in despair
63 votes -
Climate policy is working – double down on what’s succeeding instead of despairing over what’s not
48 votes -
Startups want to geoengineer a cooler planet. With few rules, experts see big risks.
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The great Serengeti land grab
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UK law firm files letter of claim on behalf of Madagascar villagers over contamination allegedly from Rio Tinto mine
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This grass has toxic effects on US livestock, and it's spreading
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Cutting-edge tech made the Netherlands a major exporter of food (2022)
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Analysis: Donald Trump election win could add 4bn tonnes to US emissions by 2030
11 votes -
Why are there so many methane satellites?
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Ant geopolitics
27 votes -
Why isn’t solar scaling in Africa?
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Interactive: The impacts of climate change at 1.5°C, 2°C and beyond
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New report shows that a crowded historic neighborhood suffered disproportionate casualties in Lahaina Hawaii fire
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How a US mining firm sued Mexico for billions – for trying to protect its own seabed
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A wolf killed EU president Ursula von der Leyen’s family pony, it ignited a high-stakes battle
27 votes -
Inside the crime rings trafficking sand
18 votes -
Silent Spring (Rachel Carson, 1962)
8 votes -
Why is the Colorado River running dry?
15 votes -
UAE corruption beyond description means COP28 is likely over before it starts — Bill McKibben
23 votes -
The great cash-for-carbon hustle
10 votes -
Status of the forest carbon offset markets in the United States
6 votes -
The new colonialist food economy - forced use of patented seeds in Africa
27 votes -
The case for brick thermal storage
13 votes -
Buried under the ice
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Learning how to garden a forest - discussion of methods to prevent wildfire
12 votes -
Expert reaction to a paper warning of a collapse of the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation
34 votes -
A volcanic eruption near Litli-Hrútur in south-western Iceland saw fissures open up in the Earth – and the creation of a new baby volcano
11 votes -
How climate change could cause a home insurance meltdown
30 votes -
Chasing the ivory-billed woodpecker
5 votes -
Mining is getting a makeover. The industry believes that in order to be successful — and maximize profits — a company now needs a “social license to operate,” or moral permission to extract minerals.
6 votes -
The environmental disaster lurking beneath your neighborhood gas station
19 votes -
In the Northern Rockies, grizzly bears are on the move. As grizzlies recover, they’re no longer content to roam within the boundaries we’ve contrived for them.
12 votes -
Plastics have shaped nearly every aspect of society. Now what?
22 votes