Environment

August 2, 2022

U.S. Will Plant More Than 1 Billion Trees To Counter Wildfire Destruction

Each year, wildfires rip through the American west, devastating both homes and forests. The rapid loss of trees has escalated in recent decades as climate change has ramped up wildfires and allowed damaging insects to destroy native species of flora. As trees are a โ€œcarbon sinkโ€ critical to slowing the ravages of the climate, this is bad news.

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July 22, 2022

69 Experts Agree Climate Change and Political Conflicts Are Top Threats to Global Food Security

We all know that the world is facing a climate crisis. And if you were a non-believer, the heat waves hitting the U.S. and Europe this summer might be enough to convince you. Unfortunately, these heat waves are becoming all too common, leading to fire, drought, and dangerous health issues. Soon, humans will need to start adapting infrastructure to this new climate or we could be in real trouble.

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June 14, 2022

Biologist Uses UV Light to Expose the Hidden World of the Amazon Rainforest [Interview]

Brazilian biologist, photographer, and National Geographic Explorer Leo Lanna is passionate about nature. And this passion has led him on a path to study the praying mantis. Since 2015, along with designer Lvcas Fiat, Lanna has been exploring the micro-world of insects thanks to his non-profit Projeto Mantis. By marrying science, art, and technology, they hope to bring a new perspective to the state of the Amazon rainforest.

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