Recent research out of South Africa sheds light on climate adaptation challenges faced by two types of bush babies, investigating how contrasting body size impacts their species behavior in response to fluctuating temperatures.
Researchers in Switzerland have conducted a comprehensive study assessing the impact of various grassland management strategies on ecosystem services. Their findings offer crucial insights for optimizing land use to balance ecological benefits and agricultural productivity.
The nonprofit organization Soles4Souls has recently been awarded a $150,000 grant from Bank of America to facilitate the expansion of its 4Opportunity program into the Dominican Republic, with its program renowned for creating sustainable jobs, providing economic relief, and contributing to environmental protection through the global redistribution of shoes and clothing.
Backed by a coalition of the world’s foremost marine scientists, and bolstered by experts from various fields, the Ocean us plan aligns with the themes and legal frameworks discussed in the advisory opinion from the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS).
The mayor has urgently appealed to the federal government following the detection of a potentially carcinogenic substance in the water supply of Hempstead Village.
By integrating cutting-edge AI technology with extensive industry knowledge, Digital Wildcatters and SEG are poised to drive significant advancements in geophysical research and the broader energy sector.
Once complete, the project will encompass a 300 MW battery energy storage project with a maximum energy capacity of 624 MWh.
The Pittsburgh 2030 District’s 2023 progress report highlights a 48.0% reduction in carbon emissions (including RECs), avoiding 507,000 metric tons of CO2e emissions, a 22.3% reduction in energy use, and a 39.4% reduction in water usage.
A groundbreaking study reveals how early-season fishing impacts Atlantic salmon’s genetic diversity, urging new management strategies to preserve this vital resource.
In response to the spill, the Iowa Environmental Protection Commission has voted unanimously to refer the case to the state attorney general’s office. The commission determined that the $10,000 administrative fine limit within their scope is insufficient