The Case Against Animal Individualism
Environmental stewardship efforts should aim to protect and connect natural systems, not save chosen animal species.
Read more...Environmental stewardship efforts should aim to protect and connect natural systems, not save chosen animal species.
Read more...How climate change reveals a crisis of international governance.
Read more...Why handwringing about population decline is the wrong reaction.
Read more...Authors Jackson and Jensen argue that we need an acopalypse, as in a full recognition of conditions, to make radical envirnmental changes.
Read more...Yves here. Urban dwellers due to their limited contact with nature, are less afflicted by animal nuisances, with rats and pigeons as exceptions. However, given that focus, this post omits some favorites, like geese and invasive species such as rabbits in Australia. Animals routinely try to steal food from their fellows or other species; it’s […]
Read more...An update on the impact of global warming in the Arctic.
Read more...See shells journey from dinner plates to docks as environmentalists and restaurateurs use oysters to boost local ecology.
Read more...A regulatory decision by a small USDA agency on the American Chestnut could have major ramifications for genetic engineering.
Read more...Before the first UN environmental summit, The Limits to Growth showed Earth’s finite resources cannot support ever-growing human consumption.
Read more...Climate equity is further complicating fossil fuel reduction plans, with poor countries arguing that the demands made for them are too high.
Read more...Researcher Devlin Kuyek identifies greenwashing terms that confuse people and block real solutions to climate change.
Read more...In “If Nietzsche Were a Narwhal,” Justin Gregg argues that human intelligence may represent an evolutionary dead end.
Read more...The reintroduction of the long-lived, highly social condor has offered insight into the importance of parenting in the species.
Read more...In “Ever Green,” two conservationists present a surprisingly hopeful look at the five five remaining megaforests.
Read more...In “How to Sell a Poison,” Elena Conis chronicles the history of DDT and its lasting impact.
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