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New work suggests that the countryside can support a lot of insects, but a small variety. Meanwhile, cities have less vegetation, but a bigger variety of habitats.
A solar border would alleviate a range of binational problems. For one, it would have a civilizing effect.
Could hubs, nudges, and EV night deliveries crack this surprisingly tough puzzle?
The indoor biome covers as much as six percent of the world’s landmass—and we know almost nothing about it.
On multiple environmental measures, “peecycling” almost always comes out ahead
Do Plastic Bag Bans Make A Difference? Like so many life-cycle assessments, it’s never that simple. The environmental impact of plastic-bag bans is a good news–bad news story. By Pierre-Olivier Roy First, the Good News. Cities that have banned consumer plastic bags...
by allowing people to buy and sell energy in small increments from, and to, their neighbors
In a world of melting ice caps, storm surges, and tropical cyclones, the most resilient cities aren’t the ones that fight the water back—but the ones that absorb it.