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Oil and war makes for a devastating combination
The post Revisiting the Environmental Ruin of the First Gulf War appeared first on Nautilus.
With environmental damages now estimated at £108 billion, Ukraine is hoping to pioneer the global prosecution of ecocide as a weapon of war
The tendency to think of climate change as something in humanity’s future, as opposed to something that is unfolding now, in real time and with lethal consequences, has retreated a little in recent months.
The Doomsday Clock was effective Cold War theatre, but does it fail to convey the threat of today’s slowly unfolding existential crises?
Ecologists detect promising, early signs of river recovery
The post Is a Strictly Enforced Fishing Ban Saving the Yangtze? appeared first on Nautilus.
A new comprehensive review details the challenges and opportunities of carbon monitoring in cities
The post Living, Breathing Cities Pose Challenges for Carbon Monitoring appeared first on Nautilus.
Centuries of scientific progress are at stake
The post The Long History and Uncertain Future of US Weather Forecasts appeared first on Nautilus.
A top official told colleagues that a change to a National Park Service employee policy was part of a “reign of terror.”
The post Trump Admin “Deliberately” Tanking Morale to Get Parks Staff to Quit, Official Says in Leaked Tape appeared first on The Intercept.
We may not be tastier, but just more abundant these days
The post As Biodiversity Dwindles, Mosquitos Turn to Human Blood appeared first on Nautilus.