
Hate Social Media but Love Nature? There’s an App for That
Facebook and Twitter can be sinkholes of rage and despair. But virtual communities like iNaturalist might usher in the digital utopia we were promised
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Our latest stories on the environment, climate change, the health of our ecosystems, the people fighting to protect our natural world, and the industries working to change
Facebook and Twitter can be sinkholes of rage and despair. But virtual communities like iNaturalist might usher in the digital utopia we were promised
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Read MoreGlobal environmental disasters are forcing thousands of people to flee their homes, their countries, and everything they know
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Read MoreMovements like The Wild Church hope to heal the relationship between humans, their god, and the planet
Read MoreEnergy companies helped cause the climate crisis. Now, they need to become part of the solution
Read MoreA $25 million carbon-offset project is struggling to find buyers, and the Great Bear Rainforest is on the line
Read MoreEfforts to preserve ocean life are meaningless if governments don’t enforce standards of protection
Read MoreThe parks were created by removing Indigenous people from the land. Thaidene Nëné begins to repair the damage
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