India Doubles Wild Tiger Population In 10 Years
India’s doubling its wild tiger population in just 10 years is one of the most significant conservation success stories in modern history.
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Exponential Growth In Space Debris Worries Environmentalists
Space debris consists of defunct man-made objects that orbit Earth, including satellites, spent rocket stages & other fragments.
Groundwater Depletion At Crisis Levels Across American West
Groundwater levels across the American West are at crisis levels thanks to the multi-year drought and climate change.
Like Money? Tequila? Help Bats Keep Helping Us
Over half of all bat species are facing severe population declines, with 85 bat species listed as endangered and 23 of those near extinction.
Ghost Malls Repurposed For Community Benefit Coast To Coast
Not all abandoned malls have to remain unused given the preponderance of creative ideas for how to use them for the betterment of the community & environment.
NYC Leading The World Away From Fossil Fuels
New York City has banned fossil fuels in new construction buildings and hopes the rest of the world will follow in its pioneering footsteps.
Reducing Food Insecurity Without Increasing Food Waste
Slight changes in cooking, buying and disposal practices can reduce food waste and, subsequently, food insecurity.
Norway: The Greenest Country On Earth?
By focusing on sustainability and alternative energy decades before other nations, Norway is now the world leader in all things green.
Gum Releases 1000s Of Microplastics Into Bloodstream
If you’re trying to limit the amount of plastic you ingest, it might be time to skip the gum — and that’s just the tip of the iceberg regarding our exposure to microplastics.
Are EVs Worth It Given Battery Replacement Cost?
Should prospective EV buyers beware that their battery will need replacement with 7 years — 30-40% of the EVs total value?