Nature

Amid hottest year on record, nature takes center stage
- By aicren.com
- . December 19, 2024
[ad_1] As 2024 comes to a close, global temperatures are at an all-time high — topping the previous hottest-year on record: 2023. As the rising

From tiny nation, a ‘hallmark moment’ for climate justice
- By aicren.com
- . December 16, 2024
[ad_1] A small Pacific island nation scored a major victory for climate justice. Vanuatu, an archipelago of 320,000 people threatened by rising seas and devastating

Meet the scientist helping women find their voice
- By aicren.com
- . December 13, 2024
[ad_1] In a community center in rural Madagascar, Kame Westerman noticed something that changed her career. As the men debated the closure of an octopus

Study gauges grasslands’ climate-fighting powers
- By aicren.com
- . December 10, 2024
[ad_1] Plant more trees, cool the climate: It’s a message that readers of this website know well. But new research confirms that this “rule” doesn’t

In climate fight, ‘nature vs tech’ a false debate
- By aicren.com
- . December 7, 2024
[ad_1] How much can — or should — humanity rely on nature to help solve the climate crisis? That’s the question at the center of

Doctors without biodiversity? New plan prescribes actions linking human health, nature
- By aicren.com
- . December 4, 2024
[ad_1] If you read only the news headlines, you’d have learned that last month’s global summit on biodiversity — known as “COP16” — was not a

A gift guide for the conscious consumer
- By aicren.com
- . December 1, 2024
[ad_1] The holidays are a time of joy and goodwill. They also happen to be one of the most wasteful times of year. Every week

New study reveals seaweed’s hidden climate benefits
- By aicren.com
- . November 28, 2024
[ad_1] Humble seaweed is having a moment. It’s been heralded as a sustainable superfood, a biodegradable replacement for plastic packaging and a feed supplement to

For these women, sustainable business is buzzing
- By aicren.com
- . November 25, 2024
[ad_1] Industrious and indispensable, bees are nature’s “essential workers.” Their pollination powers entire ecosystems and food systems — with more than 75 percent of the

Climate change charts a dangerous course for the world’s largest fish
- By aicren.com
- . November 22, 2024
[ad_1] Warmer oceans are putting two giants of the sea on a collision course. Even at the size of a school bus, whale sharks —