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At Last, the Shipping Industry Begins Cleaning Up Its Dirty Fuels

By Maria Gallucci
Basement Preservationists: Can Hobbyists Save Rare Fish from Extinction?

By Adam Welz
Do Conservation Strategies Need to Be More Compassionate?

By Brandon Keim
Interview

The Social Life of Fish and How It Affects the Health of Coral Reefs

By Diane Toomey
Where Water is Scarce, Communities Turn to Reusing Wastewater

By Jacques Leslie
Native Knowledge: What Ecologists Are Learning from Indigenous People

By Jim Robbins
Interview

Urban Darwinism: How Species Are Evolving to Survive in Cities

By Diane Toomey
To Move Paris Accord Forward, Bring Cities and Companies On Board

By Daniel C. Esty and Peter Boyd
Climate Connection: Unraveling the Surprising Ecology of Dust

By Jim Robbins
As Oceans Warm, the World’s Kelp Forests Begin to Disappear

By Alastair Bland
Urban Refuge: How Cities Can Help Rebuild Declining Bee Populations

By Janet Marinelli
Stark Evidence: A Warmer World Is Sparking More and Bigger Wildfires

By Nicola Jones
Unnatural Surveillance: How Online Data Is Putting Species at Risk

By Adam Welz
Heritage at Risk: How Rising Seas Threaten Ancient Coastal Ruins

By Adam Markham
Feeling the Heat: How Fish Are Migrating from Warming Waters

By Ben Goldfarb
With the U.S. Out of Paris, What Is the Future for Global Climate Fight?

By Fred Pearce
Interview

A Call for a Hippocratic Oath on Protecting the World’s Oceans

By Diane Toomey
A Close-Up Look at the Catastrophic Bleaching of the Great Barrier Reef

By Richard Schiffman
No Longer Wild

How Natural World Heritage Sites Are Being Spoiled

By Richard Conniff
A Post-Fact World

How the Attack on Science Is Becoming a Global Contagion

By Christian Schwägerl
Wildlife Farming: Does It Help Or Hurt Threatened Species?

Wildlife farming is being touted as a way to protect endangered species while providing food and boosting incomes in rural areas. But some conservation scientists argue that such practices fail to benefit beleaguered wildlife.

By Richard Conniff

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