Good opinion piece about farmland, pointing out the need to grow crops to feed cows, pigs, and chickens will likely decline over time as dairy and meat consumption drops & people shift toward plant-based foods.
Good opinion piece about farmland, pointing out the need to grow crops to feed cows, pigs, and chickens will likely decline over time as dairy and meat consumption drops & people shift toward plant-based foods.
"If we ended the use of fossil fuels tomorrow, we would still face huge challenges in stopping climate change – in no small part because of one very common household ingredient."
"If we ended the use of fossil fuels tomorrow, we would still face huge challenges in stopping climate change – in no small part because of one very common household ingredient."
In parts of Europe, plans to replenish the "necrobiome" may benefit wildlife from golden eagles and wolverines, to copious plants, fungi and _...Read More_
In parts of Europe, plans to replenish the "necrobiome" may benefit wildlife from golden eagles and wolverines, to copious plants, fungi and _...Read More_
>"If you're looking for a reason to care about tree loss, this summer's record-breaking heat waves might be it. Trees can lower summer daytime temperatures by as much as ten degrees Fahrenheit and lower energy costs. Here's how you can _...Read More_
>"If you're looking for a reason to care about tree loss, this summer's record-breaking heat waves might be it. Trees can lower summer daytime temperatures by as much as ten degrees Fahrenheit and lower energy costs. Here's how you can _...Read More_
Radioactive submarines from the Soviet era have been disintegrating on the seafloor for decades. Now, Russia is preparing to retrieve them.
[https://bbc.in/3iPDtDl](https://bbc.in/3iPDtDl)
Radioactive submarines from the Soviet era have been disintegrating on the seafloor for decades. Now, Russia is preparing to retrieve them.
[https://bbc.in/3iPDtDl](https://bbc.in/3iPDtDl)
Spending time in nature can boost overall well-being, but how much exposure do we need? A new study concludes that 2 hours each week is enough to reap the benefits, though significant questions remain.
Spending time in nature can boost overall well-being, but how much exposure do we need? A new study concludes that 2 hours each week is enough to reap the benefits, though significant questions remain.
There’s a wave of positivity, fun and risk-taking emerging across the globe. It’s a far cry from the restrained, minimalist aesthetic, writes Clare Dowdy.
There’s a wave of positivity, fun and risk-taking emerging across the globe. It’s a far cry from the restrained, minimalist aesthetic, writes Clare Dowdy.