optics Icebergs from the Jakobshavn glacier off the coast of Ilulissat, in western Greenland. | Photos by Bradley Secker for POLITICO This story was supported by the Pulitzer Center. NARSAQ, NUUK, and ILULISSAT, Greenland As the most serene and majestic backdrop to our planet’s climate catastrophe, Greenland’s landscape is just as unique as its perspective … Read more
The impact of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine on biodiversity and climate was not part of the official agenda at two major United Nations environmental conferences recently, but on the sidelines of both the fallout from the war popped up in large numbers. These discussions showed that far from going beyond the global environmental agenda, the … Read more
A research project monitoring urban wildlife in and around Regina will officially go into its second year in Queen City. The goal of the project is to understand the types of wildlife found within the city. collaboration between Royal Saskatchewan Museum And University of Regina It started in the fall of 2021 with 17 biodiversity … Read more
Shortly after the new year, Washington Mail He published a story with a title that would have seemed inexplicable, even runic, to most readers just a few years earlier: “The blazing future of the world is etched in the crippled kidneys of the Nepalese workers.” But we’re so used to the idea that the climate … Read more
Laura Lundquist (Missoula stream) In a somewhat unusual move, the governor of Montana is directing Fish, Wildlife and Parks to rewrite the state’s wolf management plan. On Thursday, Governor Greg Gianforte sent a letter to FWP Director Hank Worsech asking him to “work with the citizens of Montana to put together a new Wolf Plan.” … Read more
