A competitive research grant program has selected eight projects that will study water quality and other aspects of the Long Island Strait. The program, Long Island Sound Study, is funded by federal and state funds through a joint effort of the United States Environmental Protection Agency, the Connecticut Sea Grant,Read More →
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has backed a new UNEP report titled “Making Peace with Nature”. In addition to responding to environmental crises, it provides a peace plan and a post-war reconstruction program. The report advises that more than $5 trillion in annual subsidies to unsustainable sectors should instead be investedRead More →
As countries continue to grapple with the aftermath of a global pandemic, the United Nations Environment Assembly (UNEA) will meet virtually from February 22-23. At its fifth session, UNEA – the world’s highest environmental decision-making body – will bring together ministers and policy makers representing 193 member states as wellRead More →
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has supported a new UNEP report titled “Making Peace with Nature”. In addition to responding to environmental crises, it proposes a peace plan and a post-war reconstruction program. The report says more than $ 5,000 billion in annual subsidies to unsustainable sectors should instead be investedRead More →
River Bend Nature Center exists to provide environmental education and outdoor recreation for the whole family. This morning Brian sees what kind of fun awaits you outdoors at Racine. River Bend Nature Center exists to provide environmental education and outdoor recreation for the whole family. This morning Brian sees whatRead More →
Environmental pressures may have led humans to become more tolerant and friendly of each other, as the need to share food and raw materials became mutually beneficial, a new study suggests. This behavior was not an inevitable natural progression, but subjected to ecological pressures, concludes the study of the UniversityRead More →