Africa’s Bushmeat Trade: A Growing Threat to Wildlife and Ecosystems
The bushmeat trade in Africa, driven by food needs, cultural practices and poverty, is causing rapid declines in wildlife populations and undermining ecosystem
March 30, 2026
Air Pollution in Mexico City: A Climate and Public Health Crisis
Air pollution in Mexico City is a persistent climate and public‑health crisis driven by vehicle and industrial emissions trapped in a high‑altitude basin,
March 29, 2026
After the Storm: Environmental Damage Assessment Following Hurricane Helene
Assessing the environmental damage after Hurricane Helene involves measuring physical destruction, ecosystem disruption, and human health risks to guide effective recovery and future
March 28, 2026
Will Trust in Science Rise After the Pandemic—and Help Climate Action?
The pandemic highlighted science’s role in crisis response, raising the question of whether lasting public trust will grow and help accelerate climate action.
March 28, 2026
Above-Average Atlantic Hurricane Season Forecast Raises Alarm
An above‑average Atlantic hurricane season forecast signals heightened storm activity driven by warming oceans, and it calls for informed preparedness and climate‑resilient actions.
March 28, 2026
California to Launch Largest Food Waste Recycling Program in the U.S.
California is preparing to roll out the nation’s biggest food‑waste recycling program, a policy‑driven effort that will divert millions of tons of organic
March 27, 2026
