Topic
Environment
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Curtis Segarra • May 22, 2020
Wildlife-police raids and customs inspections are trying to halt this highly invasive species
Hannah Seo • May 20, 2020
An invasive bug has snuck its way into at least 33 countries, and Australia does not want to be next
![Transportation accounts for around 6% of carbon emissions in the global food system, new analyses suggest. [Credit: CC0 | Pixabay]](https://scienceline.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/05/eating-local.jpeg)
Jonathan Moens • May 8, 2020
It’s what you eat, not where it comes from, that matters most, new analyses suggest
Maria Paula Rubiano • May 1, 2020
A small team of scientists is creating the first global 'swimways' map, a tool they hope will promote stronger policies to save freshwater fish from threats like dams and overfishing
Lili Pike • April 16, 2020
The 50th anniversary of Earth Day was supposed to be one of the biggest US climate marches yet. Now, with the 2020 election at stake, organizers are scrambling to find ways to protest online
Donavyn Coffey • April 14, 2020
A fifth-generation fishmonger is driving New York’s seafood scene to become more sustainable
Curtis Segarra • April 8, 2020
Invasive Little Fire Ants have already taken over the Big Island, and now Maui is trying to save itself from a similar fate
Corryn Wetzel • March 6, 2020
Microbeads were shunned for their role in water pollution. Is everyone’s favorite sparkly stuff next?
M.K. Manoylov • February 21, 2020
A comic about how a natural process led to an unnatural death — and what it means for the living
Jonathan Moens • February 5, 2020
A podcast exploring whether solar geo-engineering is a viable solution to the climate crisis
Corryn Wetzel • January 31, 2020
Three scientific breakthroughs aim to buy time for reefs threatened by warming waters and disease
Rahul Rao • January 24, 2020
Drug resistance is spreading to marine wildlife, and the dangers to both animals and humans are real
Tara Santora • January 21, 2020
Building on a national movement, Talia Young's high school students sell fish directly to their community
![E-scooters are less eco-friendly than taking the bus, cycling or using mopeds, new findings suggest. [Credit: Denniz Futalan, Pexels | CC]](https://scienceline.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/scooter-guy-scaled.jpeg)
Jonathan Moens • January 8, 2020
A new study takes aim at the environmental appeal of a booming form of transportation.
Maria Paula Rubiano • December 11, 2019
One in three people depend on rivers where water shortages might occur