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IRC expands response in Ecuador to support families affected by February landslides
Quito, Ecuador, March 4, 2022 — The International Rescue Committee (IRC) announced the expansion of…
Climate change erodes Snake River cleanup near Keystone
Machine-made snow crystals, created by overhead snow cannons, stream down a ski slope on a…
The Ventanilla Spill and Absent Leadership, by Fabiola Muñoz
According to the criteria of Know more On February 15, a month has passed since…
A new atlas reveals that the globe’s glaciers have fewer ic
image: Using glacier velocity data, South America’s tropical Andes mountains have up to 23% less…
Bridging the digital divide in the agricultural ecosystem-Mayur Varandani
A growing number of agricultural technologies have proven that they can support the overall development…
British Columbia research shows protected areas do indeed save mammals
A recent study from the University of British Columbia used thousands of remote cameras to…
Bears and Bees: How Honey Helps Save the Spectacled Bear
For six months, researchers set camera traps over a 600 square kilometer area, trying to…
Preventing the COVID apocalypse
Humanity has managed to survive pandemics throughout history, but we must act now to avoid…
Breaking the wave of authoritarianism in Latin America
We enter 2022 with a democracy facing dangerous decline around the world. The pandemic has…
Obituary of ELEANOR ROBINSON (1958 – 2022) – Old Lyme, CT
[ad_1]ROBINSON, Eleanor Eleanor Gamble Perkins Robinson Eleanor Gamble Perkins Robinson’s Obituary – January 2, 2022…
Why countries change capitals
[ad_1]In 2015, Egyptian President Abdel Fattah el-Sisi announced that the country would transform its capital…
Major economies and markets are doing well despite Covid, but 2022 brings new risks | Nouriel Roubini
[ad_1] DDespite the declines and disruptions due to new variants of Covid-19, 2021 has turned…
A window on the turbulence of humanity 2021
[ad_1] AAmid wildfires, the U.S. Capitol storming, private space flights and more, 2021 has seen…
Amazon deforestation is increasing. Guyana offers a rare light point | Environment News
[ad_1]This story was produced in partnership with the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting. Georgetown, Guyana…
Cubs, burned in wildfires, reunited in viral video in Lynnwood
[ad_1] LYNNWOOD – Two black bear brothers survived a wildfire this summer near Lake Chelan.…
AP Top News at 9:52 a.m. EST
[ad_1] Posted on Saturday, November 27, 2021 | 9 p.m. Updated 15 hours, 3 minutes…
Loss of glaciers will hurt tourism and electricity
[ad_1] JAKARTA, Indonesia – From Germany’s southern border to the highest peaks in Africa, glaciers…
Letters to the Editor – November 10, 2021 | Pikes Peak Courier
[ad_1] Border crisis and local concern – response from the municipal councilorIn his October 27…
Amid climate hysteria, we can’t forget the power of travel to make the world a better place
[ad_1] Of course, it is not only rural people who will suffer. Those who have…
Advertisers sign open letter calling on tech platforms for climate disinformation
[ad_1] As COP26 draws to a close this week, the Conscious Advertising Network (CAN) rallied…
Countries pledge to develop climate-smart healthcare at UN climate conference COP26 [EN/RU] – World
[ad_1] A group of 50 countries pledged to develop climate-resilient, low-carbon health systems at the…
How the Green Belt and Route proposals can be adapted for the Amazon
[ad_1]Amazonia is the world the largest forest and river system and a provider of ecosystem…
EarthBeat Weekly: Without Enforcement, Presidents’ Pledges at COP26 Won’t Save World’s Forests | Earth beat
[ad_1] Editor’s Note: EarthBeat Weekly is your weekly newsletter on faith and climate change. Below…
“Go be happy”: thousands of baby river turtles released into the Peruvian jungle
[ad_1] Baby river turtles native to the Amazon rainforest are seen before being released in…
Effects of climate change on mountain regions: overview of FAO / IAEA scientific expeditions to the Andes
[ad_1] Flow measurements in high altitude wetlands in Apolobamba, Bolivia, 2016 (Photo: Edson Ramirez) What…