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Agriculture Dams show promise for sustainable food systems, but we should tread lightly By Laura Baisas
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Climate Change Pink snow spells serious trouble for water in the western US By Kylie Mohr / High Country News
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Climate Change The seafloor holds a history of hurricanes—and could map out their future By Tyler Winkler / The Conversation
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Climate Change Energy-efficient heat pumps will be required for all new homes in Washington By Carla Delgado
Climate Change FIFA’s sustainability upgrades in Qatar won’t last beyond the World Cup By Sahar Arshad
Conservation Plastic microfibers in the Mediterranean Sea are keeping bacteria afloat By Lauren J. Young
Conservation Meet SharkGuard, a tiny electric field that protects sharks from fishing nets By Andrew Paul
Conservation How kelp farming is helping revive the economy and ecology of a Long Island bay By Iris M. Crawford / Nexus Media
Conservation Three nations pledge to reverse decades of destruction in the rainforest By Laura Baisas
Energy Can airplane engines run on hydrogen? A recent ground test showed good results. By Harry Guinness
Energy Scientists use quantum computing to create glass that cuts the need for AC by a third By Andrew Paul
Energy ‘Workhorse of batteries’ could give California tribe’s new clean-energy microgrid a jolt By Colleen Hagerty
Scientists use quantum computing to create glass that cuts the need for AC by a third By Andrew Paul / Nov 30, 2022
FIFA’s sustainability upgrades in Qatar won’t last beyond the World Cup By Sahar Arshad / Nov 29, 2022
Companies pledge to reduce plastic waste, but the burden falls to you By Helen Bradshaw / Nov 21, 2022
Sustainable gift guide: Gifts that keep on giving By Jen McCaffery , Stan Horaczek , Quinn Gawronski / Nov 21, 2022
Three nations pledge to reverse decades of destruction in the rainforest By Laura Baisas / Nov 15, 2022
Dams show promise for sustainable food systems, but we should tread lightly By Laura Baisas / Nov 14, 2022
To save water, Arizona farmers are growing guayule for sustainable tires By Zayna Syed / Nov 13, 2022
Some climate activists aren’t suing over the future—they are taking aim at the present By Isabella Kaminski / Hakai Magazine / Nov 5, 2022