Emagazine.com: Environment, Climate Change / Global Warming, Renewables

Is the massive volume of freshwater from Greenland’s melting icecaps inhibiting the flow of the Gulf Stream?

Picking wildflowers damages wildlife habitat and changes the landscape for the worse, so leave those little pretties alone.

Indigenous rights activists are calling on the U.S. to return control of the nation’s national parks over to the tribes.

An Australian company, HB11 Energy Proprietary Limited, is producing energy from nuclear fusion, but without the hot fiery ball of plasma….

Hockey Goes Green At Seattle’s Climate Pledge Arena

Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle, the first net-zero-emissions arena of its size in the world, is home to the NHL’s Kraken and WNBA’s Storm.

In one magical morning, Staci-Lee Sherwood got to be a midwife to a Leatherback sea turtle…

Activists are demanding that Procter & Gamble stop cutting down Canada’s boreal forest to make pulp for toilet paper….

A rocket launch by SpaceX produces as much CO2 as 583 cars driven for one year. Can the really planet handle any more space travel?

Most of us would need to venture quite far from home these days to see the night sky free of the light pollution of the city…

Some wildlife species are “shape-shifting” — that is, evolving rapidly — as a result of human-induced climate change.

For scientists who don’t have the time, access or funding to do research the way they want to, citizen scientists are stepping in to fill this gap.

Lynne Goldsmith puts the majesty and beauty of the Sierra Nevada into verse…

Lobster and crab fishermen says new NOAA rules to protect Atlantic Right Whales go too far; environmentalists say they don’t go far enough…

Portable solar panels help the planet by giving us power that doesn’t come from fossil fuels…

Staci-lee Sherwood tells the extraordinary tale of how a Cooper’s hawk single mom raised three chicks on her own…

Conservationists are working to create a wildlife corridor between the Yukon & Yellowstone so wolves and other wildlife can thrive.