In August 2024, the Cambodian government held a celebration. There were balloons, flag-waving, and powder cannons to mark the groundbreaking of the Funan Techo Canal,...
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When Nature Loses, So Does the Economy
For a long time, businesses treated nature like free infrastructure, something that was always there, quietly providing clean water, healthy soil, and stable weather without...
When Human Decisions Became Environmental Disaster
Natural disasters were easy to imagine. A hurricane forming over warm ocean water, an earthquake splitting the ground without warning, a wildfire sparked by lightning...
How Plants and Microorganisms Can Clean Up Our Mess
Human development has left a heavy mark on our planet. Industries pollute the air with toxic gases. Factories contaminate rivers and groundwater with chemicals. Mining...
Vaquita Is Losing Its Last Protection
Imagine there are only 10 individuals of your entire species left on the planet. Ten. Not ten thousand, not ten hundred. Just ten living creatures...
Can We Power the Planet Without Harming It?
Renewable energy sounds like the perfect solution to climate change. Solar panels, wind turbines, and hydroelectric dams produce electricity without burning fossil fuels. They cut...
Rivals or Partners? The Partnership of Coyotes and Badgers
Competition and cooperation are not always opposites. In the animal kingdom, rivals sometimes make the best partners. Take the coyote and the badger. Both are...
Where the Wind Rules Everything
Hold onto your hat. On some parts of this planet, the wind does not just blow gently through the trees or cool you down on...
Is Palm Oil The Hidden Destroyer?
Every time you pick up a packet of biscuits, a bottle of shampoo, or a tub of margarine, there is a good chance you are...
The Antarctic Breeding Season That Never Happened
Antarctic seabirds had survived some of the harshest conditions on the planet for millions of years. They nested on bare rock in temperatures that dropped...