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

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You can derive many benefits from attracting wildlife to your backyard, besides feeling good that you are fighting habitat loss.

Researchers report that bird populations across North America have declined some 29 percent since 1970, and threats continue to mount.

Paul Hawken's visionary approach to climate change weaves justice, biodiversity, equity & human dignity into a tapestry of transformation.

For Shorebirds Like The Least Terns, Rooftop Nesting Is A Survival Necessity

Plastic pollution, beach trash and coastal development have all but obliterated shorebirds’ once pristine habitat.

Florida’s manatees aren’t doing great thanks to the die-off of their favorite food source (seagrass), habitat destruction and global warming.

Rocket scientist Elon Musk might be concerned about climate change, but even he doesn’t have all the facts right.

The snowshoe hare reminds us of the coming of winter in Lynne Goldsmith’s captivating poem.

A non-profit in Washington State is training canines to help search for evidence of threatened and endangered wildlife species.

Check out these green gift ideas to keep your friends and loved ones happy and environmentally friendly this holiday season…

How many more disasters will it require for the light to dawn in the minds of decision-makers that it’s a matter of survival.

Running a full load of dishes in the dishwasher is much greener than handwashing the same amount of dishes.

Sustainable construction goes beyond building eco-friendly buildings; it takes sustainable practices throughout the entire process.

Environmentalists are glad Joe Biden is in the White House now, although some wish he would go further on sustainability initiatives.

A new book proposes radically reconfiguring the industries contributing the most to the existential threat of climate change.

When individuals buy into cryptocurrencies, they begin supporting an environmentally degrading industry, expanding their carbon footprints.