The Boston Harbor cleanup showed the power of the EPA — when it’s willing to use it.
Just a few generations past, the harbor was too toxic for swimming and was known as the "dirtiest" in the nation. The EPA was ...
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Nature-based solutions for climate resilience
NATURE-BASED solutions have gained significant attention recently to address environmental degradation, water and food ...
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Iraq: Water, Life, and the Fight Against Climate
In an instant, dark clouds engulfed the sky, obscuring the scorching sun in Al-Hizamat, a small village near Afak district in Iraq's Diwaniyah Governorate. Rain was imminent. Almost. A few minutes ...
Modern Farmer7d
How Native Water Protectors Champion Water Quality
Leanna Goose grew up ricing manoomin (wild rice) as a member of the Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe.  “Wild rice is culturally ...
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In practice: Soak it up – flood prevention nature’s way
Celebrated landscape architect Kongjian Yu tells Rob Wilson how he developed the Sponge City concept and about water’s ...
11 things to do on Pulau Ubin for a rustic escapade to the island
Escape to Pulau Ubin and explore winding mangroves on a 6-hour fishing trip, listening to the sounds of nature while you reel ...
How rivers can take you to some of the greatest places on Earth
These historical trade arteries connect cities and castles, palaces and pagodas and they provide easy transport routes ...
Chicago fishing: A bit of everything this week
An overlap of perch and coho fishing on southern Lake Michigan, the wide variety of spring weather and options and the ...
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On an island carved by climate extremes, I came to better understand our own polarization
The engine of the Twin Otter airplane roared even through my earplugs as it emerged: a single, shining sentinel of unknowable size floating amidst a dark navy ocean. The wind howled in our small ...