climate change

Going up a Mountain, Birds Are Diversifying More but Their Diversity Is Falling

Chain Reaction: How a Soviet A-Bomb Test Led the US Into Climate Science

Grasslands and deserts have long been mistaken as the ‘unnatural’ product of anthropogenic degradation of forests. Credit: honzasoukup/Flickr, CC BY 2.0

The New Forest Policy Is a Lesson in Missing the Woods for the Trees

Crossing an increasingly unfamiliar landscape in Nain, Canada. Credit: Ashlee Cunsolo

Hope and Mourning in the Anthropocene: Understanding Ecological Grief

William Vogt (L) and Norman Borlaug. Credit: Wikimedia Commons

Review: The Two Giants of 20th Century’s Prime Politico-Scientific Movement

People wade through flood waters in rain-hit Chennai in 2015. Credit: PTI

Extreme Rainfall Events in India Related to Human-made Emissions

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What Does It Mean to Be Alive in the Human Epoch?