The Guardian
A new tool turns abstract carbon figures into tangible horrors like half a million people exposed to extreme heat, because apparently '0.00036C' wasn't terrifying enough.
The Guardian
Australia's marine parks are protecting the ocean equivalent of a desert, while coastal biodiversity gets the shaft - because nothing says conservation like safeguarding places nobody visits.
The Guardian
Australia’s new environmental standards let developers skip the whole “actually protecting nature” part as long as they follow the right paperwork.
Scientists deploy underwater speakers playing healthy reef sounds to lure fish back to dying coral reefs, because sometimes the solution is just turning up the volume.
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