News

2024
sunflower field with irrigation

Small changes can yield big savings in agricultural water use

Harrison Tasoff

The Current

agricultural lands

Raising agricultural yields spares land

Linus Blomqvist

The Breakthrough Institute

wind and solar farm at sunrise

Evaluating and advancing equity in energy transitions

Christin Palmstrom

The Current

emLab logo over fern

emLab March 2024 newsletter

workshop participants in front of ocean

Climate-smart workshop explores innovative approaches to Marine Spatial Planning

Blue Prosperity Coalition

smog in the forbidden city

Clearing the air reduces suicide rates

Harrison Tasoff

The Current

air pollution in jakarta

Spikes in air pollution may increase suicide risk

Dennis Normile

Science Magazine

emlab logo over a dark ocean

emLab February 2024 newsletter

fishing boat tunisia

Establishing “fish cartels” is key to optimizing profits, output across Africa, World Bank study says

Shem Oirere

Seafood Source

elephant

Global warming could increase risk of human-elephant conflict, researchers say

Julia Jacobo

ABC News

tamma giving presentation

Ford School hosts talk on measuring the global inequalities of climate change

Grace Schuur

The Michigan Daily

fishing boat at sunset

Bottom trawling shreds the seafloor. It may also be a huge source of carbon emissions.

Max Graham

Grist

aerial view of sharks

Unraveling the impact of finning bans on global shark populations

Melissa Cristina Márquez

Forbes

trawling boat

Ocean trawling may release locked-away carbon

Chelsea Harvey & E&E News

Scientific American

coral reef

Scientists uncover new marine source of carbon emissions into atmosphere, finding bottom trawling contributes to global warming

Jenelle Eli

National Geographic Society Pressroom

reef shark

A crackdown on shark finning paradoxically might be helping fuel a global shark crisis

Warren Cornwall

Anthropocene Magazine