Environment Archives - Page 5 of 25

Whether looking at Bethel’s junk or the earth, we see a finite area from which it is tough to haul away all of the garbage.

Before anyone heard of sustainability, decades ago, a popular band helped to make EVs a part of Norway’s culture.

Rememebring that economics explains our everyday life, we can use a Thanksgiving top ten to understand our holiday behavior.

When we look at the world’s carbon taxes, as economists we can think of Arthur Pigou and correcting market failure.

More than crop innovation, the story of short corn takes us to climate change, to farm productivity, and maybe even to long potatoes.

A first day COP27 update demonstrates how tough it will be to make progress with developing world requests for “loss and demage.”

With COP27 having begun in Egypt, it could be helpful to be aware of these six facts about global air quality.

In the eia’s (U.S. Energy Administration) “Annual Energy Outlook 2022,” their world energy outlook has improved slightly.

Like many fossil fuel projects, a new East African pipeline is controversial because of the tradeoffs it would create.

Whether looking at New Zealand’s “bird of the year” contest or Alaska’s bird tourism industry, we see benefits that are not “for the birds.”