climate change
Editorial: No Time to Despair
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Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott argues the message of this week’s United Nations report on climate change is that human have the agency – and the imperative – to act against further global warming.
U.S.
Algae blooms, high temperatures, and exotic species stress marine life
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The past month has shown a spotlight on the challenges and serious problems facing the waterways and oceans of U.S.
Latin America
Peruvians look to ancestral ways to manage water
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As the impact of climate change becomes more pronounced and noticeable, Peru is reviving ancient practices that utilize natural infrastructure to provide water to communities.
Paganism
Opinion: The Diminutive Salmon
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Salmon are shrinking, which portends serious issues in their environment. How can Pagans be conscientious about their relationship to the animal world? Nathan Hall opines on how Pagan spirituality is connected to the fate of the fish.
Europe
Research suggests the Gulf Stream is weakening
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In recent years scientists have begun measuring the strength of the Gulf Stream in the Atlantic and have found it to be weakening, which has implications for how other environmental systems could be affected.