Top Storycommons.wikimedia.org The return of ‘good fire’ to eastern U.S. forests and grasslands Advocates say controlled burns are a critical solution to a range of problems, from biodiversity loss to wildfire risk to climate change. But they must overcome government regulations and a long-held view of fire as unnatural and threatening.
Solutions ensia.com Why indigenous peoples and traditional knowledge are vital to protecting future global biodiversity Historically, indigenous knowledge around protecting biodiversity has largely been ignored by Western science. That's starting to change.
Young plaintiffs in Juliana v. United States lose Supreme Court bid but say they'll continue their pursuit of climate justice
