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A Bug’s Life
I photograph insects because they are at risk, and visual recording of our natural world is a key conservation tool.
Amit Roy
Banks Lent $2.6tn Linked to Ecosystem and Wildlife Destruction in 2019
Lack of policies regulating impact on natural world means finance industry effectively bankrolling biodiversity loss, analysis finds
Patrick Greenfield and Phoebe WestonThe Guardian
The Midas Touch?
A Canadian company wants to build a massive gold mine in Idaho’s Valley County. Under a pending agreement with the Trump administration, it could be let off the hook for the resulting waste.
Raquel Dominguez and Aaron Mintzes
Picking up the Pieces After a Disaster
Climate chaos is the through line in Rebuilding Paradise, but the documentary also offers tales of resilience and community.
Ed Rampell
Fossil fuel Phaseout, Fenceline Communities, Environmental Justice Take a Seat at the Table
Last night's presidential debate underscored the environmental movement's success in pushing the needle forward on the political discourse on climate change.
Maureen Nandini Mitra
‘We Don’t Have Any Choice’: The Young Climate Activists Naming and Shaming US Politicians
As the election nears, young Americans are calling on US politicians to take action on climate, police brutality and immigration
Nina LakhaniThe Guardian
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It Takes a Village
In Tanzania, kids as young as 10 are leading the way in natural resource conservation.
Marlowe Starling
The Outdoors is for Everyone
Junior Wildlife Ranger has launched a virtual badge program that gets kids of all backgrounds outside while safely social-distancing.
Margo Rosenbaum and Serena Bourque
A High Tide in Venice
The story of an iconic Venetian bookstore flooded during last year's historic high tide, and how rising sea levels threaten Italy’s City of Water.
Lucrezia Lozza
Science as Literature
The flight patterns of swifts are a fable “teaching us how to make right decisions in the face of oncoming bad weather.
Picturing Nature
As both art and activism, landscape photography shows how nature changes, and how our perceptions of nature change with it.
Michael Engelhard
Inside the Climate Battle Quietly Raging about US Homes
Away from the headlines, there’s an important fight happening that is pitting real estate developers and utilities against efforts to make America’s new homes more climate friendly.
