Good News for the Environment

The gel, called SNAP-X, was invented by researchers at the University of California-San Diego.

Since the installation, no roadkill deaths have been reported.

Hozier released a 10-year anniversary remix of a hit song, which now features calming nature sounds — all in support of global conservation efforts.

The Canal Café is a project that invites the public to “drink Venice.”

The popularity of “The Last of Us” has made people think twice about mushroom cultivation, but scientist Danielle Stevenson is using it to make a brighter, greener future.

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As wildfires intensify and more people move to fire-prone areas, health and forestland experts are searching for ways to protect people from breathing in smoke.

New research finds that farmers can make more bang for their buck by investing in energy production.

Climate progress is still happening. You just need to know where to look.

Boylan Slat, founder of The Ocean Cleanup, said 1% of the world’s rivers are responsible for about 80% of ocean pollution. Here's what he's doing about it.

Gaia First is working to create a world-first cleanup vessel that converts ocean plastic to hydropower, fueling its own existence.

Paid for by advocacy and media organization More Perfect Union, the billboards advertise the parks — “now with reduced staff.”