Environment Magazine

🚜 Industrial agriculture feeds the world, but at what cost? 🚜

In Andhra Pradesh, over a million farmers are proving another way is possible through natural farming that boosts yields, health, and equity.

Read Harpinder Sandhu’s commentary to find out more 👉🏼 environmentmagazine.start.page

The feature article in Environment Magazine Volume 67 Issue 06 examines how climate change is taking a serious emotional toll on farmers and rural producers, manifesting as climate-related stress, anxiety, and grief.

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📚🚨NEW ISSUE ALERT 🚨📚

Volume 67 Issue 06 of Environment Magazine is out now, featuring original research articles, commentaries, columns and book reviews.

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The climate crisis has a human face.

Families displaced, youth facing eco-anxiety, and communities on the frontlines.

🌍 A new Environment column explores Pope Francis’ call for a moral response that unites faith, education & action.

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✨ What does the future look like through the eyes of children in Portugal? ✨

Sabrina Fialho writes on the single, open-ended question she posted to school children across Portugal.

"If you had a magic wand or superpowers, what would you do?"

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New research shows early screen time fuels emotional outbursts in kids while device turnover adds to global sustainability challenges.

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❄️ The Sámi, Norway, and the Global Stakes of Arctic Mining ❄️

Norway’s seabed mining plans face strong opposition from Indigenous and environmental voices.

The Arctic’s future may hinge on choosing precaution over exploitation.

Full commentary via link in bio.

GMO Decision-Making and the Precautionary Principle

South Africa’s top court has overturned approval of a drought-tolerant GMO maize. With climate change intensifying droughts, how do we balance food security with environmental risk?

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🎣India's traditional fisherfolk have safeguarded their coastal ecosystems for generations but their way of life is being diminished.

Can good governance protect their livelihoods and strengthen environmental resilience?🎣

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Volume 67 Issue 05 of Environment Magazine is out now, featuring original articles, commentary, columns and book reviews.

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🏃‍♀️Several high profile athletes have spoken out on climate issues, but can they influence public opinions?🏃‍♀️

In a new article in Vol 67:04, researchers Madeleine Orr and Daniel Sailofsky ask, Are Athletes Activists Credible on Climate and Environmental Issues?

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🌍 COP29 fell short, but can COP30 in Latin America deliver real change? 🌍

Paula Villagra unpacks the shortcomings of COP 29 and explores how Latin America could lead the way with bold, justice-driven climate solutions at COP30.

Read her full article in Environment Magazine now

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🌞 The Cheapest Energy on Earth is Already Here 🌞

@billmckibben.bsky.social lays out how we build cultural momentum for the clean energy transition.

Enter @sundayofaction.bsky.social a new celebration of clean energy on 20-21 September.

Read more in Environment Magazine.

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Leaking Gas, Losing Futures — Why Methane Waste Can’t Be Ignored

Deborah Gordon of @rockymtninst.bsky.social writes why tackling methane waste is one of the most impactful ways we can protect our planet and strengthen energy security.

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🚨REMINDER🚨

Registrations are still open for our next Navigating Environmental Crossroads Webinar happening TOMORROW!

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🌏🚨NEW ISSUE ALERT 🚨🌏

Volume 67 Issue 04 of Environment Magazine is out now, featuring articles from:
@billmckibben.bsky.social
Deborah Gordon from @rockymtninst.bsky.social
@maddyorr.bsky.social
and @mtejada24.bsky.social

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💫 'How' we act matters as much as 'what' we aim for 💫

📖 Read how a justice-first approach can reshape global interventions for better outcomes for people and the planet.

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Volume 67 Issue 03 of Environment Magazine is out now!

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❓What unites Europe’s youth across borders, ideologies, and generations❓

A new study published in Environment Magazine Volume 67 Issue 02 suggests it's a shared urgency to act on climate change.

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Featuring original articles: "Cutting the Climate Change Gordian Knot and Addressing Lock-In" and "The Greta Generation: How the Climate Protests Unite Europe's Youth".

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To commemorate the late Pope Francis' life and enormous contribution toward the environmental movement, Environment Magazine has published a special collection:

In Memorium to Pope Francis, and Consideration of Integral Ecology

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📱Can just 5 minutes of cellphone exposure cause blood clumping?📱

New research published in Environment Magazine by Robert R. Brown shares ultrasound evidence that wireless radiation from mobile phone devices may cause rouleaux.

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(2/2) Hansen believes real change is possible—but only if we confront the special interests that have infected our political process and build an informed, grassroots political movement.

(1/2) With climate change accelerating, young people around the world are becoming deeply anxious about the growing crisis—and they’re right to be.

In the final episode of the Fundamentals of Climate Science mini-series, James Hansen lays out both the barriers and the solutions to climate action.

Environment Magazine wishes to acknowledge the passing of #PopeFrancis.

He showed the world how the needs of the global poor, social justice, preserving our ecosystem, and environmental justice are inextricably linked in the search for a sustainable society.

Hansen and colleagues conclude that the ability for aerosols to promote cloud formation is greater in pure ocean air and hence has an outsized impact.

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Hansen and colleagues bring to the fore the impact of a hidden climate wildcard — the decline in human-made aerosols produced by shipping fuels that once masked global heating.

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🔥Global warming has surged by 50% since 2010 — but why?🔥

In the 5th ep. of our Fundamentals of Climate Science mini-series, we’re explaining leading climate scientist James Hansen’s impactful new paper published in Environment Magazine on the drivers behind this recent change.

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From smoke and pollen to ocean spray and pollution, aerosols are everywhere around us and play a complex role

Curious to learn more, watch the whole video to find out how these invisible particles influence our world

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