

Why Silvopasturing Is a Win-Win for Brazil and the Climate
In many parts of the world, fields are filled with grazing animals—but few trees or crops. Now there's a different approach—silvopasturing.
Richard Kemeny
Oct 19, 2022


Bluefin Tuna at Risk
For millennia, fishermen have hunted the Strait of Gibraltar for Bluefin tuna as the fish funnel through this thin gap between continents.
Gordon Cairns
Oct 18, 2022


Clean, Sparkling, Safe Water for All
Clean, reliable drinking water for all populations remains a top international goal. As of 2020, about three-quarters of the world—5.8
Natasha Spencer-Jolliffe
Oct 17, 2022


Black Sapote—A Chocolatey Tropical Treat
A fruit that tastes like chocolate? That may sound like wishful thinking, but there’s a real fruit that fulfills the sweet tooth.
Alina Bradford
Oct 16, 2022


Microplastics Now Found in Human Blood
In a scientific first, researchers have found microplastics in human blood. A recent study reveals that tiny plastic particles can travel
Natasha Spencer-Jolliffe
Aug 20, 2022