Author: Michael Thompson

The European Union has set a goal to become carbon-neutral by 2050 through its Green Deal initiative. However, a recent analysis found that while the Green Deal will reduce carbon

Environmental jargon can be confusing, which is why Conservation International is here to help. In this edition of our “What on Earth?” series, we explain the concept of “blue carbon,”

As urban populations continue to grow, with the United Nations predicting that 68% of the world’s population will live in cities by 2050, the need for sustainable urban mobility solutions

A recent study suggests that by utilizing cutting-edge energy efficiency technologies in the construction sector, Europe can significantly reduce its carbon emissions by 2060. The research, published in the Renewable

In 2000, while scouting for dive training sites in Panama Bay, Edgardo Ochoa made a troubling discovery. Nearly two decades later, as a marine safety officer for Conservation International (CI),

Montane forests in Africa are crucial for providing fresh water to millions of people in the lowlands. However, deforestation has led to the loss of these forests, resulting in a

Forests play a crucial role in sustaining life on Earth, providing numerous benefits that go beyond what we may realize. In honor of International Day of Forests, let’s explore some

As the world grapples with the challenges of climate change and the need to sustainably support a growing population, there is a growing emphasis on creating circular economies for more

Protecting nature through science is crucial, and Conservation International experts have recently published some important findings. 1. Approximately 40 percent of plant species are facing extinction due to factors such

Max Planck scientists have developed a new process that combines metal extraction, alloying, and processing into a single eco-friendly step. Their innovative method, published in the journal Nature, aims to