Deutsche Welle
appeared 12 April 2018
Heard of the “invincible broccoli,” the “gladiator cucumber” or the “Arabic runner bean”? They’re three examples of the thousands of vegetables that have disappeared from German plates, according to a government report.
The Washington Post
appeared 9 April 2018
A lot of people wonder why we are doing so little to prevent the slow-motion catastrophe of climate change. One theory is that it’s too big a subject to understand.
Bloomberg
appeared 6 March 2018
Economies need to reduce inequality and promote sustainable development for the world to avert the perils of runaway global warming, according to new research.
BBC News
appeared 8 February 2018
Plastic waste is building up in the supposedly pristine wilderness of the Norwegian Arctic, scientists say.
Independent
appeared 7 February 2018
Studying a powerful explosion could reveal the secrets of geoengineering, an idea that has existed on the fringes of science for decades. But interfering in the atmosphere is still considered taboo
Yale Environment 360
appeared 6 February 2018
More and more nitrogen keeps pouring into waterways, unleashing algal blooms and creating dead zones. To prevent the problem from worsening, scientists warn, the world must drastically cut back on synthetic fertilizers and double the efficiency of the nitrogen used on farms.
Deutsche Welle
appeared 5 February 2018
Microplastics represent a significant risk for large marine filter feeders like whales and sharks, a new study reveals. It’s another wake-up call around the massive problem of plastic pollution.
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