Nepal Floods: Scientists Confirm Climate Change Drove Deadly Himalayan Glacier Collapse
Langtang Lirung let go of a piece of itself on the morning of August 26. Not a boulder. Not some block of ice. A whole section of rock and glacier came off the mountain and went down the valley as a moving slurry
In the Kishtwar Himalayas, a Four-Year Camera Trail Reveals a Hidden Stronghold for Snow Leopard
In the high mountains of Kishtwar, in areas where the paths become narrow and villages are replaced by scree and snowfields, a series of camera traps has been quietly carrying out over a four-year period what human observers seldom are able to do:
Happy Labour Day. Now, About Those Workers.
So, About Those Workers. You Know, The Ones Who Make Everything You Own. Happy Labour Day! Every year, on May 1st, we post a red fist emoji and move on with our lives. Maybe we share an infographic. Maybe we say something vague
World Earth Day: The Things We Use, The Things We Leave Behind
40% of the world’s plastic waste comes from packaging.The problem is that it usually shows up at the end of things. After the food is eaten. After you or I open the package. After something small and useful has already served its purpose.
This Swedish Mall Is Changing How the World Shops
Let’s be honest here: Most shopping malls feel the same. The same bright lights, loud salesmen convincing you to buy their lavender shampoo that is on a 60% discount ‘just for today’, racks of identical products stacked in endless rows, waiting to be