Environment

Trump wants to remove federal protections for wolves. Idaho’s example shows why this is a terrible idea.

The study is a massive conglomeration of nearly 50 years of research.

The restaurant industry struggles to meet consumers’ sustainability standards because of conventional management patterns.

“It is clear today that we won't be able to achieve zero gigatonnes by the end of the century without the use of carbon removal technologies.”

“Killing hibernating bears, shooting wolf pups in their dens, and chasing down grizzlies by aircraft and then shooting them on the ground is not the stuff of some depraved video game.”

Republicans vow to undo President Obama's new designations, but do they have the power to do so?

There are varying levels of commitment to conserving threatened species by nations around the world, and research published in the journal Global Ecology and Conservation last month suggests that rich, developed countries are frequently doing the least.

Considering so little is currently understood about the catastrophe, perhaps so-called conspiracy theorists, who doubt the ‘Fukushima is under control, don’t worry about it’ narrative, are the only ones displaying a modicum of common sense.

There is no real reason why you could not have a lot of fun while you protect the environment and you play your part in making the world a better place for the future generations.

Trump is clearly not the candidate for environmentally-conscience voters.