New Report Finds Increasing Access to Nature is Key to Improving Biodiversity, Climate Impacts
Washington, D.C. – A new report, “10 Ways Access to Nature Can Bolster Biodiversity, Communities, and Climate” released today at[…]
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Category: Issue 91 – December 2022
Student Winners of Global Environmental Arts Contest Depict the Climate Crisis Through Unconventional Approaches
What’s Funny About Climate Change? Farting Cows and Furless Polar Bears Bow Seat Ocean Awareness Programs (Bow Seat) announced the winners[…]
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Say Hueque Argentina Journeys commits to planting 20,000 trees in Patagonia by August 2023
With 5,000 trees planted so far, the adventure travel company is sprinting towards the goal. “Our Plan is to Plant,”[…]
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Prana by Atzaró, The Famous Hand-Built Luxury Super-Yacht Announces Its Sailing Voyages for 2023
Explore the Indonesian Islands of Komodo National Park, The Spice Islands and Raja Ampat aboard the world’s biggest and most[…]
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Derry Township, Pennsylvania, Takes Landmark Step Toward Organics-to-Energy Vision
Contributed By Cameron McWilliam Township moves to enhanced resource recovery with revolutionary biosolids process investment HERSHEY, PA — The Derry Township[…]
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Do Voluntary Corporate Pledges Help Reduce Plastic Pollution?
Contributed By Zoie Diana DURHAM, N.C. – Earth is awash in plastic. It litters our landscapes and waterways, overflows landfills,[…]
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SAWFISH NEWS: Men Arrested for Illegally Catching and Killing an Endangered Sawfish
Contributed by Tonya Wiley, Havenworth Coastal Conservation Officers with the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission Division of Law Enforcement arrested[…]
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The Benefits of Recycled Materials in New Constructions
By Adam Parr, Director of Communications and Public Affairs — Gerdau The construction industry has been found to create as[…]
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Synthetic Fibers Discovered in Antarctica, a So-Call Pristine Continent Has Become a Sink for Plastic Pollution
By The University of Oxford As nations meet in Uruguay to negotiate a new Global Plastics Treaty, marine and forensic[…]
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Thousands of Corals to Be Planted On Degraded Reefs By The Elkhorn Marine Conservancy
Contributed by Genevieve Renaud-Byrne,Marine Scientist & Project Manager at Elkhorn Marine Conservancy (EMC) After growing over 1500 coral fragments in[…]
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