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In central Ohio, generational farmers like Patty Spillman and her husband tend to over 400 acres of corn, soybeans, and wheat on land farmed by his family since 1861. When developers first proposed a massive data center nearby, the commu...
When reflecting on strategies for a greener future, dairy cattle rarely come to mind first. Headlines often highlight electric vehicles and renewable energy installations, but vital environmental innovations are taking place directly ben...
From innovative environmental restoration projects and promising basic income trials to groundbreaking sustainable architecture, recent weeks have brought a wave of encouraging global developments. These uplifting stories highlight the p...
It is harvest time, and at a local academy, students are stepping outside during lunch to pick fresh jujubes straight from the branches. For many, having access to vibrant, living food right outside the classroom door feels nothing short...
High on the hills of the Atewa Range in south-eastern Ghana lies a flourishing haven of tropical rainforest. A sanctuary for rare wildlife—including colobus monkeys, eagle owls, and the giant swallowtail butterfly—this lush ecosystem is ...
In a monumental step forward for ocean conservation, the self-governing British Isle of Jersey announced a significant expansion of its protected waters. By increasing its marine protection by 15%, the island has ensured that an impressi...
With clean energy capacity expanding rapidly, a pioneering certification scheme is inspiring renewable energy developers to transform solar sites into thriving wildlife sanctuaries. By combining the generation of renewable electricity wi...
In the rugged expanse of West Texas, where the Rio Grande carves dramatic paths through ancient stone, an unexpected movement of unity has taken root. When heavy machinery arrived at the threshold of the iconic Santa Elena Canyon in Big ...
What does a polluted river truly feel like to a salmon, or a noisy landscape to an earthworm? An innovative experiment in Somerset is helping local communities see their natural surroundings through the eyes of wildlife, sparking a deepl...
Every fall brings a natural urge to tidy up the yard. We cut back perennials, rake up leaves, clear out flower beds, and put the garden to rest for the winter. It feels deeply satisfying, and spring certainly seems to arrive from a much ...
From remarkable strides in global poverty reduction to inspiring wildlife comebacks and innovative urban renewals, this week brings a powerful reminder of human ingenuity and resilience. Across the globe, communities and nations are prov...
Almost everyone knows the familiar kitchen moment: you crack the final egg, close the cardboard lid, and instinctively head toward the recycling bin. While recycling is certainly a great habit, giving everyday household items a second li...
When a group of high school students in Singapore looked around their cafeteria, they noticed an environmental challenge shared by communities worldwide: single-use containers were everywhere. After calculating that their school’s 2,000 ...
Celebrating the complexness of the instinctive reality and the grandness of protecting it, this year’s contender has attracted a record-breaking figure of entries A touching persona of a distaff elephant carrying her idle sura in the Hua...
Most of the deep seafloor remains cold, dark, and largely unmapped. While the Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary spans more than 6,000 square miles of ocean along California’s central coast and is far better studied than most underwa...
Saltmarsh is spreading back across the Ribble estuary on England’s north-west coast. In Cornwall, ancient oaks stand proudly within one of Britain’s temperate rainforests. Elsewhere, across the country, land is being left, managed, or re...