

Denmark’s Grand Green Plan to Reduce Farm Animal Methane Emissions
In 2022, the Copenhagen government proposed to reach net-zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2045 instead of 2050 and to reduce CO2 emissions
Robert R. Selle
Feb 17


‘It’s Not Just Canned Beans and Flashlights that Matter’
When disaster strikes, everyone turns to trained, front-line heroes to swoop in, rescue people, and help everyone navigate through the chaos
Alina Bradford
Feb 16


Emissions-Free Nuclear Energy—Is It Worth the Risks?
Promising developments in nuclear energy include making smaller “modular reactors” that can provide affordable energy to hard-to-reach areas
Robin Whitlock
Feb 15


Ending 50 Years of Gridlock Over How to Protect the Land
World Food Prize 2020 winner and renowned soil scientist Professor Rattan Lal serves as director of the Rattan Lal Center for Carbon
The Earth & I Editorial Team
Dec 20, 2024


England’s Pristine, Rare ‘Chalk Stream’ Rivers Face Pollution and Overuse
Southern England is home to unique freshwater ecosystems known as chalk streams. The name is derived from the rivers’ unusual chalk bedrock,
Yasmin Prabhudas
Dec 19, 2024