The region is nearing a threshold beyond which its forests may be replaced by grasslands, with huge repercussions for biodiversity and climate _...Read More_

A thoughtful read on environmental journalism, whiteness, and failures to acknowledge or learn from environmental justice.

Interesting new research: "Though 65 percent of newsroom leaders think their climate coverage is better than the industry average, only a third of respondents think that climate coverage generally is good."

>"A new generation of detectors let scientists identify a dozen large episodes of bioluminescence, one a hundred times larger than Manhattan — and that’s the _...Read More_

>"From silencing opponents to spying on citizens, the world’s authoritarians are refining a strategy for perpetual rule, says Guardian _...Read More_

[https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/31/climate/heres-the-arctic-station-that-keeps-satellites-connected.html?action=click&module=Editors%20Picks&pgtype=Homepage](https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/31/climate/heres-the-arctic-station-that-keeps-satellites-connected.html?action=click&module=Editors%20Picks&pgtype=Homepage) >"The world’s northernmost tracking base, on a Norwegian island, plays a _...Read More_

"This idea is not a journalistic fancy," writes a senior editor. "We are on solid scientific ground."

>"Adam Tooze on the new climate politics that will emerge in the future as global hegemony changes to accommodate climate and economic crisis."

>"We usually think of insects as meals for vertebrates such as frogs. But arthropods may turn the tables more often than you think."

What's Green, Soggy and Fights Climate Change? >"You might be surprised: Protecting peat bogs could help the world avert the worst effects of global warming, a new study has found."

Burned out cars, the occasional chimney and the melted skeletons of washers and dryers were the only recognizable shapes.

`Think big' >"Big polluters haven't managed to sow such widespread climate complacency by themselves. They've had expert help."

The genes of 50,000 descendants of slaves reveal the effects of the global slave trade generations later, according to a study published Thursday in the American _...Read More_