Grist

SEPTEMBER 21, 2021

It’s a tremendous task, and Bell resists the temptation to simplify the story, offering a nuanced look at the past instead of a tale of good and evil. “It It isn’t a simple story of villains and heroes, although there are some really heroic people and some really villainous people,” Bell told Grist. Coal was the star of the show.

Fossil fuels 68

Fossil fuels Climate change Nuclear Power Electricity 68

Grist

AUGUST 4, 2021

Stepping into the healthy grove feels like entering a cathedral. Then if you think, wait, what if we lost all hemlocks? But adelgid isn’t the only invasive threatening native flora in the state, which has earmarked more than $13 million for invasive prevention and control activities in its 2021 budget. on Aug 4, 2021.

Carbon 139

Carbon Climate change Cooling Soil 139

Grist

SEPTEMBER 9, 2021

After all, the indefatigable invertebrates were not always the villains of undersea horror stories. I think that humans are a big part of the kelp loss, and I think we just need to stay out of it. Before the purple urchin explosion, the kelp forest was good to commercial divers and coastal communities alike.

Waste 110

Waste Waste Carbon Organic 110

Grist

SEPTEMBER 9, 2021

After all, the indefatigable invertebrates were not always the villains of undersea horror stories. I think that humans are a big part of the kelp loss, and I think we just need to stay out of it. Before the purple urchin explosion, the kelp forest was good to commercial divers and coastal communities alike.

Waste 98

Waste Waste Carbon Organic 98