

Sargassum Seaweed Still Invading Atlantic Coasts
The Caribbean islands, Florida, and the Mexican Riviera are well known as popular vacation hotspots, but since 2011, these beautiful locations

Kate Pugnoli
Aug 14


‘Let’s Not Waste Nuclear Waste,’ Some Nations Say
Reprocessing spent nuclear fuel can wring carbon-free electricity from uranium and its fissile byproducts —and drastically shrink the volume and toxicity of radioactive waste, and sharply reduce the need for uranium mining that scars natural landscapes.

Rick Laezman
Aug 13


The Eco-Evolution of Famed Naturalist David Attenborough
In celebration of his 99th birthday, broadcaster, naturalist, and international treasure Sir David Attenborough released a new film, Ocean, on Hulu.

Mal Cole
Jun 21


Silence After the Roar: Humanity's Lonely Planet
The conservation world went quiet on May 29 when Valmik Thapar—India’s "Tiger Warrior"—took his last breath. For 50 years, his raspy voice had thundered through bureaucratic halls, fighting for Bengal tigers when only 1,411 remained. There are 3,167 today.

Dhanada K. Mishra
Jun 19


Saving Europe’s Last Wild River from ‘Progress’
Through some of Europe’s most stunning countryside, an epic 167-mile story flows—a story of how courage, determination, and sacrifice by ordinary people saved one of the continent’s last surviving “wild” rivers.

Mark Smith
Jun 18





