This article originally appeared on the New Security Beat website. Climate change and conflict – what’s the relationship? In a recently completed set
Imagine an overgrown perennial garden. Impenetrable, shrubby bushes knit themselves together in long rows. Grasses reach chest high. Native hardwood trees hog
A significant portion of the greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions produced by major companies still haven’t been measured. We have a pretty good
New York State moves to ban disposal of e-waste in regular trash Beginning January 1, all residents of New York State will
This article is by Paul Klein, founder and president, Impakt, and Milinda Martin, vice president, community investment, corporate brand, and reputation, Time Warner Cable.
Le flâneur et les flâneuses de Paris The mayor of Paris, Anne Hidalgo, has announced a scheme to tackle traffic and pollution
Kevin Carmichael is a senior fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI). This post first appeared on the CIGI blog,
This article originally appeared on the Ensia website. Last August, from the window of a jet high over Sumatra, I counted nearly a
Tiny particles a potentially big waste problem The latest issue of Canadian Chemical News has an insightful feature on the promise and
Inequality is a stubborn problem A new study that analyzed the correlation between education and surnames in England between 1170 and 2012