Nature & Environment : Science World Report

Nov 08, 2024 01:47 AM EST

Protecting Elephants and Their Habitats: Wildlife Works' Role in African Wildlife Conservation

Around 10 million elephants roamed the African continent just a hundred years ago. Today, that number is less than 500,000. Human-wildlife conflict has become a top threat to elephants' survival. Wildlife Works is committed to creating wildlife-friendly solutions to this conflict. Wildlife Works is ...

Sep 08, 2024 11:49 PM EDT

Rustin Kluge's Crusade to Revitalize American Agriculture

In a society that is rapidly evolving in unexpected ways, Rustin Kluge is a traditionalist. A politically active citizen and a passionately patriotic American, Rustin is crusading to preserve America's agriculture in innovative ways.

Jul 16, 2024 02:59 AM EDT

Copper: A Key Step on the Road to Net Zero, if It Can Be Mined Sustainably

The global push towards a sustainable future is accelerating, and with it, the demand for copper is soaring to unprecedented heights. Recent copper price trends approached a 15-month high in part due to supply constraints, and a recent study that examined 120 years of global copper mining data revea...

Jun 06, 2024 10:24 PM EDT

Biodiversity on the Brink: Hope Lies in Innovative Solutions to Save Our Planet and Its Unique Species

On May 22nd, the world celebrated International Biodiversity Day. The 2024 edition of International Biodiversity Day, themed "Be part of the Plan," was a call to action for all stakeholders to support the implementation of the Kunming-Montreal Global Biodiversity Framework. This framework, also know...

May 21, 2024 03:31 AM EDT

Mitigating Dry Ice Supply Chain Challenges with Ecodyst

Several supply chains have been severely damaged by the COVID-19 epidemic, with the dry ice supply chain being one of the most severely hit. The need to transport and store vaccines at extremely low temperatures of –70°C has resulted in a significant demand for dry ice, placing an unparalleled bu...

A mother mountain gorilla and her juvenile

Jan 24, 2024 12:22 AM EST

Conservationists Trying to Increase the Population of Mountain Gorillas in Africa

In the early 1990s, the Rwanda genocide was another punch in the gut that saw the efforts of gorilla conservation undermined. With the continuous negative public relations highlighting the unrest in the region, gorilla tourism and conservation continued to be undermined.