The Race to Save Cuba’s Coral Reefs
Given the dual threats of climate change and increased tourism, conservationists are attempting to gather all the data they can before it’s too late.
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Managing Fisheries in a Harsh New Environment
On data gathering in the Timor Sea. By Philip Jacobson A worker sorts fish from the Timor Sea…
Big Data’s Impending Struggle to Combat Climate Change
Saving the planet and addressing climate change now hinges on a massive data puzzle.
The Case of the Disappearing Salmon
If climate change has caused the dramatic decline in Yukon River Chinook, can anything fix it? By Jacqueline…
Why Scientists Are Banking on Drones for Tracking Coastal Climate Research
Scientists have been using drones for decades, but as they become more affordable and portable, they’re proving critical…
The Psychology of Climate Change Inaction
A team of psychologists, biologists, and economists lays out a plan of action. By Nathan Collins (Photo: Sean…
How Soon Will the Paris Climate Agreement Become Law?
Figure it out yourself with a fun, clickable map. By Francie Diep (Illustration: David Vogin) At a landmark summit…
Are Antitrust Laws Standing in the Way of Climate Action?
Corporations could lead the fight against climate change, a new paper argues. But it’s starting to look like…
Saving the Cows — and Grasslands — of Rural Zimbabwe
Inside a seven-year effort to restore a landscape beset by desertification and drought. By Judith D. Schwartz (Photo:…
Why You Should Really Start Caring About Seeds
Two books remind us just how deeply human culture depends on nature’s tiniest offerings. By Louise Fabiani Seeds:…