Of wolf and man, and other rewilding success stories
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Drilling in the Arctic is a terrible idea. Let’s stop before we start.
Drilling in the Arctic was always a bad idea, and it is only getting worse. Though the first lease sale of land in the Arctic National Wildlife refuge was a complete failure, we need to prevent any future sales and make sure the entire refuge is fully protected from any future development.
Public lands should be our ally in combating climate change, not part of the problem
Energy leasing on U.S. public lands makes these lands a major contributor to the country’s greenhouse gas emissions - but it doesn’t have to be that way.
Finding common ground in an age of division: how conservation bridges the partisan divide
In today’s deeply polarized political landscape it’s hard to find issues that Americans agree on. But a bipartisan recognition of the importance of protecting our open spaces provides reason for optimism.
Restoring mangroves, our guardians from the storm
Mangroves protect us against hurricanes and absorb more carbon than most other tropical forests. After years of deforestation and degradation, new mangrove reforestation initiatives give us something to be hopeful for.
The real problem with toilet paper: Where it comes from
Americans use 4 times more toilet paper than the global average. Producing it puts a global carbon sink at risk.