Thailand tries nature-based solutions to adapt to climate change
As climate change exacerbates floods and droughts in Thailand, sustainable water management is an increasing challenge.
Llamas help Peru community recover from melting glacier
Researchers are partnering with llama herders in the Andes to improve soil quality and plant productivity as ice retreats.
Indonesia focuses on seagrass as part of climate campaign
Experts have calculated seagrass sequestration of carbon per given area at 35 times greater than that of tropical rainforests.
Can artificial reefs restore corals and protect coastal communities?
Researchers in Florida are testing an artificial reef planted with live corals.
Areas of Brazilian Amazon neglected in research face high risk from climate change
An estimated 23.5% of the Brazilian Amazon is already deforested, while 27.3% is projected to be deforested by 2050.
The billion-dollar industry between you and FEMA’s flood insurance
Selling policies directly to consumers could save millions, but FEMA and insurance companies say it’s not quite that straightforward.
How low-income families can reap rewards from solar energy
For families who can’t pay high upfront costs for solar energy, cooperatives offer a solution.
A dive into the science of climate change leaves students ‘amazed’
Miami Edison Senior High School students learned about the environment from University of Miami PhD candidates
Brightline ridership on the rise in Florida; storm washed away Pinellas County beach restoration work
Holiday ridership is increasing as travelers explore the rail service as an alternative to being in a car or on...
Florida ranchers push for conservation easements as climate solution; groups protest state’s rejection of federal money meant to cut emissions
Conservation easements pay ranchers what their land would be worth to developers, in exchange for keeping it as green space.