That “words have consequences” is not a new idea, but it has gathered momentum of late. Maybe a better way of looking at it is to say that words are organic. They evolve, like a living thing, and ...

The thousands of you who are members of the Sierra Club Rio Grande Chapter have joined and are active because you believe that protecting the environment is essential for a ...

The humble ‘broken image’ icon has a rich backstory – one connected to early web design, camera culture and our timeless urge ...

How do we feed a planet of 10 billion people without destroying it in the process? That's the ambitious question at the heart of a new course — Feeding 10 Billion: Humanity's Greatest Challenge — to ...

3. The Great Reconnection: Earning Every Visit Dining out is no longer a default habit; it’s a conscious choice to connect, ...

The proposed rule follows a series of rollbacks the EPA is hoping to bring in regarding PFAS and other toxic chemicals.

In today’s febrile information climate, it is fair to ask whether the duty to remain impartial remains fit for purpose.

At UC Santa Cruz, the environmental humanities encourage us to ask: what happens when we stop treating the natural world as ...

Welcome to Information Wasteland, a series about the many ways misinformation is worming its way into our algorithms and ...

Ah, event coordination—the noble art of turning chaos into a well-catered PowerPoint marathon. You’ve seen the glossy photos: eco-chic lanyards, ethically sourced coffee, a smiling intern standing ...

The ESA prohibits the unauthorized “take” of endangered species without authorization and defines take to include “harm." The regulatory definition of harm includes “significant habitat modification ...

ABSTRACT: The study establishes a baseline for the physicochemical quality of the surface waters of the Casamance Estuary (Senegal). Seasonal sampling (2022-2023) at six stations involved taking in ...