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A collection of articles and videos looking at Renewable Energy and Global Warming
A collection of articles and videos looking at how to store Renewable Energy
A collection of articles and videos looking at Nuclear Energy
Fracking, shale - oil, gas and energy
A collection of resources about Cleantech, Renewable Energy, and Investing provides comprehensive insights into the intersection of sustainable technology and financial growth. This collection explores innovative solutions in energy efficiency, solar, wind, and other renewable sources, emphasizing their potential to mitigate climate change and p...
Animal Populations, Extinction Threats and Biodiversity
a collection of resources about fire, the American West
Re-wilding - reclaiming spaces for nature, animals
a collection of articles, videos and podcasts about Land Rights - Private and Public Land in the USA
a collection of articles and videos about Walking, Hiking
A collection of articles about the Water crises
a collection of articles and videos about Walking, Hiking
a collection of articles about Air pollution
A collection of articles about How cities are preparing for sea level rise and global warming
a collection about Oceans and Coral Reefs
Rivers, Clean Water and Pollution
Articles and videos looking at the fishing, the oceans, and the environment
Articles and videos looking at the Oceans, Temperature, Sea level rise and global warming
Articles and videos looking at the Oceans and Pollution
Articles and videos looking at the Oceans and Pollution
Articles and videos looking at the oceans, environment
a collection of articles and videos about Walking, Hiking
a collection of articles and videos about Solar Energy
Water Crises, Rivers, Droughts, and Wildfires
Patagonia - clothing, sportswear company
a collection of articles about flooding, and cities around the world prepare and deal with natural disasters.
a collection of articles about flooding, and cities around the world prepare and deal with natural disasters.
a collection about Hurricanes and other Natural Disasters
a collection of articles and videos about Japan: Tsunami and Flooding
Brazil - Amazonas, Manaus and economic development issues

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Article

The Revolutionary Giant Ocean Cleanup Machine Is About To Set Sail | FAST COMPANY

Boyan Slat dropped out of school to work on his design for a device that could collect the trillions of pieces of plastic floating in the ocean. Af... (2018)


Article

The 100th Meridian, Where the Great Plains Begin, May Be Shifting | Columbia University

Two new papers find that the line that divides the moist East and arid West is edging eastward due to climate change—and the implications for farmi... (2018)


Article

Gliders on the storm - Measuring the seas - The Economist

From sharks to ice shelves, monsoons to volcanoes, the scope of ocean monitoring is widening "...The ability to see bits of the ocean, and thing... (2018)


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Wendy Schmidt - Wealthy individuals funding push for healthier oceans - The Economist

Wealthy individuals are now funding the push for healthier oceans "a growing number of wealthy individuals are putting the oceans at the centre ... (2018)


Article

Net gains - Herding fish - The Economist

Open-ocean fish farming is becoming easier "AN UNUSUAL object arrived off the coast of Norway last September. Roughly the weight of the Eiffel T... (2018)


Article

Sing a song of sonar - Listening underwater - The Economist

Technology is transforming the relationship between people and the oceans, says Hal Hodson " IN THE summer of 1942, as America’s Pacific fleet w... (2018)


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Scientists say we’re on the cusp of a carbon dioxide–recycling revolution | Science

New technologies could help combat climate change by turning carbon dioxide into fuel “Every year, the billions of metric tons of carbon dioxide... (2018)


Article

Only 9% of the world's plastic is recycled - Daily chart

IN A paper published last year in Science Advances, Roland Geyer of the University of California, Santa Barbara, and his colleagues put the cumulat... (2018)


Article

The temperature of the ocean is rising - Daily chart

MEASURING the temperature of something as stratified as the ocean has never been easy. Before the 1980s, ships automatically recorded the temperatu... (2018)


Article

Oceans: Why is so much of the world's coral dying? - The Economist explains

ROUGHLY a fifth of all coral in the world has died in the past three years. Some experts believe that there is now just half the amount of coral th... (2018)


Article

The Forest That Blooms Brilliantly for Just a Few Days a Year - Atlas Obscura

In southern Ecuador, flowering guayacán trees paint the landscape yellow—but not for long. (2018)


Article

Want Cleaner Air? Try Using Less Deodorant - The New York Times

Consumer products like perfume, pesticides and paint can contribute as much to city air pollution as cars. (2018)


Article

Why air-pollution apps can be misleading - The Economist explains

A GROWING number of apps, such as London Air and AIRNow, are available for metropolitan residents worried about air pollution. In many big cities, ... (2018)


Article

Why wasting food is bad for the planet - The Economist explains

LEAVING unwanted broccoli on your plate is not just bad manners. It is also poor treatment of the planet. Perhaps a third of the world’s food—1.3 b... (2018)


Article

What is Africa’s “Great Green Wall”? - The Economist explains

BUILDING a wall of trees across the width of Africa is a tall order. Solving the twin problems of land degradation and desertification poses a grea... (2018)


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How air pollution affects office workers—and the economy - The Economist explains

FOR anyone who has tried jogging through smog, the physically sapping impacts of air pollution should come as no surprise. But pollution doesn’t ju... (2018)


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Why world leaders are meeting to discuss hydrofluorocarbons - The Economist explains

IN 1985 a gaping hole was found in the ozone layer above Antarctica. Two years later leaders from around the world signed the Montreal Protocol, a ... (2018)


Article

Why Newfoundland has so many icebergs this year - The Economist explains

WHEN a giant and extremely photogenic iceberg grounded near the Newfoundland town of Ferryland in April, it brought global attention to the annual ... (2018)


Article

Why it is so hard to fix India’s sanitation - The Economist explains

INDIA vies with China to be the world’s fastest-growing large economy, but its record on basic sanitation is dreadful. Around 450m people relieve t... (2018)


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Why the North American west is on fire - The Economist explains

THE fires are blazing. The west of the United States has endured some 50,000 wildfires this year, and over 8.5m acres (3.4m hectares) have burned. ... (2018)


Article

What’s in New Zealand’s water? - The Economist explains

WINDY cattle have always had an impact on their environment. But in New Zealand, where pastures that once grazed sheep have been converted into dai... (2018)


Article

Why Paris is all wet again - The Economist explains

IN mid-2016 the River Seine in central Paris burst its banks. It rose to 6.1 metres, briefly closed the Louvre and Musée d’Orsay, disrupted trains ... (2018)


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Why Cape Town’s water could run out in April - The Economist explains

THE people of Cape Town have spent recent years praying for rain. It has not come often enough. Lawns have faded to brown and swimming pools have g... (2018)


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Winter sports face a double threat, from climate and demographic change | The Economist

Trouble on the slopes THE great limestone peaks of the Dolomites glow ochre and pink in the summer sunset. The slab of the Marmolada glacier, th... (2018)


Article

Sedate a Plant, and It Seems to Lose Consciousness. Is It Conscious? - The New York Times

Plants can be frozen in place with the same anesthetics used on you during surgery. It suggests they may be less different from animals than is oft... (2018)


Article

Nations agree to ban fishing in Arctic Ocean for at least 16 years | Science | AAAS

Landmark pact designed to allow time to develop science-based management "Nine nations and the European Union have reached a deal to place the c... (2017)


Article

U.K. Plans 'Northern Forest' of 50 Million New Trees - CityLab

The plan is for 50 million new trees to repopulate one of the least wooded parts of the country—and offer a natural escape from several cities in t... (2018)


Article

The Amargosa River Defies the Desert - The New York Times

The slender, delicate stream flows through the Mojave, giving life to plants and animals found nowhere else in the world. "The Amargosa River is... (2018)


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Louisiana, Sinking Fast, Prepares to Empty Out Its Coastal Plain - Bloomberg

Louisiana is finalizing a plan to move thousands of people from areas threatened by the rising Gulf of Mexico, effectively declaring uninhabitable ... (2017)


Article

Berlin's Plan to Become a City for Cyclists - CityLab

A new law could see the city’s cycling infrastructure completely transformed. "When Berlin unveiled its plans last week to become a more bike- a... (2017)


Video

How to green the world's deserts and reverse climate change | Allan Savory | TED

"Desertification is a fancy word for land that is turning to desert," begins Allan Savory in this quietly powerful talk. And terrifyingly, it's hap... (2018)


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Canada's New Shipping Shortcut

Wendover Productions Published on Apr 25, 2017 (2018)


Video

Make the World Greta Again (Full Documentary)

Upon realizing her generation won’t have a future unless the world’s politicians act now on climate change, then 15-year-old Greta Thunberg skipped... (2019)


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Sargassum explained by George Buckley, Harvard University Extinction School

Here are the causes of Sargassum bloom and what we need to do. What we are looki... Lockerbie College Published on Mar 24, 2019 Bonaire Vision... (2019)


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PBS - Episode 902: Toxic Algae: Complex Sources and Solutions

For the past two decades, the residents of Martin county and the surrounding areas have been faced with a silent curse. A guacamole thick mat of bl... (2019)


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The true cost of fast fashion | The Economist

Millions of tonnes of clothes end up in landfill every year—it’s one of the fastest-growing categories of waste in the world. How can the fashion i... (2019)


Video

CNN Explains: Deforestation

CNN Special Correspondent Philippe Cousteau explains why deforestation occurs and its negative effect on the environment. (2019)


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Climate 101: Deforestation | National Geographic

Forests cover about 30% of the planet, but deforestation is clearing these essential habitats on a massive scale. What is deforestation? Find out t... (2019)


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Ocean: A 360-degree tour of the mysterious, magical corals of Palau | The Economist

Palau's vibrant corals are thriving, despite some of the warmest and most acidic waters in the world. In this virtual reality experience, Lukas Isa... (2018)


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Exploring and protecting the Antarctic | The Economist

The Antarctic is one of the least explored places on the planet. For the first time ever a marine biologist has ventured to unexplored parts of the... (2018)


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The problems with rebuilding beaches - Vox

Beach nourishment is the latest chapter in a never-ending tale of erosion. About 80 to 90 percent of sandy bea... (2018)


Video

TEDed - What is the tragedy of the commons? - Nicholas Amendolare

View full lesson: https://ed.ted.com/lessons/what-is-the-tragedy-of-the-commons-nicholas-amendolare... (2018)


Video

Japan Tsunami 2011 Street View

Watch as the March 2011 Tsunami floods a city. The videographer is on the street as the tsunami makes landfall. I do not own this video. (2018)


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This Seaweed Was a Caribbean Disaster, Now It's Gold

This Seaweed Was a Caribbean Disaster, Now It's Gold. Caribbean beaches are ankle-deep in slimy, smelly seaweed. Wave after wave of sargassum is bl... (2025)


Video

What’s Causing the Parkinson’s Belt?

The number of people with Parkinson's Disease has doubled in just 25 years, but its rise has been much worse in some places than in others. (2025)


Video

Massive project works to restore Florida's Everglades

What's been called the largest restoration project in human history is underway in Florida's Everglades. Billions of dollars are being spent to res... (2024)


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Manatees finally return to these restored Florida rivers | WILD HOPE

Crystal River has long been a safe haven for the Florida manatee, but when an invasive algae wiped out the eelgrass that manatees need for food, th... (2024)


Video

The $1.5 Billion Plan to Clean Paris' River

The $1.5 Billion Plan to Clean Paris' River (2023)


Video

Manaus: Why Brazil Built a City in the Middle of the Amazon

The Brazilian city of Manaus sits alone in the middle of the Amazon, and yet it still grew to become the seventh largest city in the country. So wh... (2023)


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How the U.S. Government Broke the Everglades | Everglades National Park

After a devastating hurricane and chronic flooding issues, the US Government, along with the State of Florida, embarked on a project which would ch... (2023)


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Hurricanes: the science behind the destruction

Hurricanes are among the most dangerous natural phenomena on earth, causing billions of dollars of damage and destroying lives every year. But what... (2023)


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The big problem with cement, and how to fix it. Concrete and carbon emissions

Concrete emits a ton of carbon. Here's how we get it to net-zero. (2023)


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How we get tree planting wrong | It's Complicated

In the face of the impending climate catastrophe, there has been a growing clamour to repopulate the trillions of trees our planet has lost over th... (2023)


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India is cleaning up Ganges river. Here’s how:

We are experiencing a dangerous decline in nature: One million species are threatened with extinction, soils are turning infertile and water source... (2023)


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Ethiopia, Egypt and water from the Nile: Why This Circle Could Spark Africa’s Biggest War

Ethiopia, Egypt, Sudan and water from the Nile: Why This Circle Could Spark Africa’s Biggest War (2023)


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The $7BN Megaproject to Save Venice

The $7BN Megaproject to Save Venice Planning to build a flood defence system for your city? You'd better watch this. (2023)


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I Misunderstood the Greenhouse Effect. Here's How It Works.

Global warming: I Misunderstood the Greenhouse Effect. Here's How It Works. (2023)


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Why rivers shouldn't look like this | It's Complicated

The quintessential image of a river you might recognise from post cards and paintings – nice and straight with a tidy riverbank – is not actually h... (2023)


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The Impossible Ethical Bargain Behind African Safaris

The Impossible Ethical Bargain Behind African Safaris (2023)


Video

13 Misconceptions About Global Warming

13 Misconceptions About Global Warming (2022)


Podcast

Externalities - Akimbo: A Podcast from Seth Godin | Spotify

Listen to this episode from Akimbo: A Podcast from Seth Godin on Spotify. How big is your backyard?Akimbo is a weekly podcast created by Seth Godin... (2022)


Podcast

Making old buildings resilient to climate change requires new financial tools - Marketplace

It's one thing to install new energy systems. It's another to get the money to do it. Donnel Baird, BlocPower’s founder and CEO, said retrofitti... (2020)


Podcast

Dematerialization and What It Means for the Economy — and Climate Change - Harvard Business Review (podcast)

Andrew McAfee, co-director of the MIT Initiative on the Digital Economy, explains how the U.S. economy is growing and actually using less and less ... (2019)


Podcast

An Investment Expert Says Florida Homeowners Should Sell Property Now As Climate Impacts Worsen | WLRN

An expert on the impact of climate change on financial markets has advice for anyone thinking of buying a home in Florida: don’t. Spencer Glendon o... (2019)


Podcast

National Sword - 99% Invisible

Where does your recycling go? In most places in the U.S., you throw it in a bin, and then it gets carted off to be sorted and cleaned at a Material... (2019)


Podcast

Should We Dim the Skies to Save the World? Podcast Crazy/ Genius from The Atlantic on Spotify

Climate change could be the most important problem facing humanity. To address it, scientists are thinking seriously about an idea that might sound... (2018)


Podcast

Fire and Rain -- Floods after Forest Fires || 99% Invisible

Nestled between the mountains and the ocean, right next to Santa Barbara, sits Montecito, California. The community is charming and geographically ... (2018)


Podcast

NASA Scientist Says Wind, Flooding And Rainfall Increase The Intensity Of A Hurricane | WLRN

Thousands of scientists are working on research related to climate change and extreme weather. Dr. Tim Hall is one of them. Dr. Hall is a Senior Re... (2018)


Podcast

In Miami, Combating Climate Change Street by Street | The Takeaway | WNYC Studios

In light of sea-level-rise threats, local organizations have begun to shift their missions towards resources and solutions in greater Miami that co... (2018)


Podcast

Fordlandia (Brazil)- 99% Invisible

In the late 1920s, the Ford Motor Company bought up millions of acres of land in Brazil. They loaded boats with machinery and supplies, and shipped... (2018)


Book

Great American Outpost: Dreamers, Mavericks, and the Making of an Oil Frontier | IndieBound.org

"A surreal, lyrical work of narrative nonfiction that portrays how the largest domestic oil discovery in half a century transformed a forgotten cor... (2018)


Book

This Land Is Our Land: How We Lost the Right to Roam and How to Take It Back by Ken Ilgunas

This Land Is Our Land has 47 ratings and 11 reviews. Letitia said: A thoughtful and informative argument for the idea that Americans should have th... (2018)


Website

Resource Library | National Geographic Education

a collection of educational resources, in a Resource Library - from the National Geographic Foundation (2019)


Website

Surfline - international surf reports

Surfline - international surf reports (2024)


Website

Frontier - An advance market commitment (AMC) to accelerate carbon removal

Frontier is an advance market commitment to buy an initial $925M of permanent carbon removal between 2022 and 2030. It’s funded by Stripe, Alpha... (2022)


Website

Flood Factor - Find Your Home's Flood Factor

Flood Factor is a free online tool created by the nonprofit First Street Foundation that makes it easy for Americans to find their property’s past ... (2020)


Website

Changing Seas TV - PBS

Now in its 10th Season, Changing Seas is a public television series produced by WPBT2 South Florida PBS in Miami, Florida. Since 2009, the series h... (2019)


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