FOUND: 3 - What They Never Told You

Climate deniers like DeSantis hurt most vulnerable communities, scientists say

On first day of predicted intense Atlantic hurricane season, Nature Conservancy urges action and warns against misinformation

The Guardian - US · Jun 1, 2024

Can Beef Be ‘Low Carbon’? The USDA Thinks So

The agency rubber-stamped Tyson’s beef as “climate friendly,” but no one has seen the data behind the company’s claim.

Inverse · May 30, 2024

Environmental advocates heartbroken over sale of Florida seabird preserve

Bird Key, a nesting sanctuary bought for a song in mid-1980s, is for sale for $31.5m as ‘a golden opportunity for a developer’

The Guardian - US · May 20, 2024

Environmental groups, Beam Suntory organize reforestation effort on former mine site in Hazard

Around 75 volunteers are planting 7,000 trees across a 10-acre piece of land.

WEKU · Mar 18, 2024

From sea to plate … to sea! Hong Kong puts oyster shells to new use

Discarded shells from restaurants and hotels are being used to restore damaged oyster ecosystems, promote biodiversity and lower pollution in the city’s bays

The Guardian - UK · Dec 22, 2023

LIMITED EDITION: Microsoft's 2023 Windows Ugly Sweater features the iconic Windows XP 'Bliss' wallpaper and it's available NOW

Microsoft is back with a new Windows Ugly Sweater, and this year it features the iconic Windows XP wallpaper, Bliss!

Windows Central · Nov 28, 2023

We've committed to protect 30% of Australia's land by 2030. Here's how we could actually do it

In the mid 1990s, only 7% of Australia’s land was protected for conservation. Now, it’s more than tripled to 22%.

The Conversation · Nov 27, 2023

Bison return to Texas Indigenous lands, reconnecting tribes to their roots

Indigenous ranchers in Texas are receiving help from nonprofits to rebuild bison herds in the state. One family in Sulphur Springs that received five bison last month invited Texas tribal members to see the herd in person.

The Texas Tribune · Nov 13, 2023

Fear and worry shadow Texas oyster fishermen as another season begins with few reefs open

Despite fishermen’s wishes to delay the season in hopes that oyster reefs recover from years of environmental stress, the state pushed ahead with a Nov. 1 start.

The Texas Tribune · Nov 3, 2023

The US is spending billions to reduce forest fire risks – we mapped the hot spots where treatment offers the biggest payoff for people and climate

The U.S. government is investing over US$7 billion in the coming years to try to manage the nation’s escalating wildfire crisis. That includes a commitment to treat at least 60 million acres in the next 10 years by expanding forest-thinning efforts and controlled burns.

The Conversation · Sep 6, 2023