Environmental Studies News Today

The Quad City Botanical Center will host an invite only Plant Discovery Bus ribbon cutting event this week. The one-of-a-kind mobile classroom has been two years in the making.

Hundreds of people are expected to flock downtown to the Taste of Syracuse festival or the Greek festival in DeWitt over the next several days, with food being

CMU animators use NASA grant to communicate reality of climate change.

The East-West Center is excited to welcome a class of 10 new Young Professionals for the summer 2024 term!

The persistent and tragic deaths of Nigerians after inhaling generator fumes are increasingly alarming, raising concerns about why, despite ongoing efforts to prevent direct exposure, this deadly threat remains unresolved.

A very long time ago now -- 54 years to be exact -- I co-taught the first environmental studies class at UC Santa Cruz with Grant McConnell, a distinguished professor in the politics department.

Wild Skies Raptor Center is presenting “Raptor Day at the Mansion” with ambassador birds, educational information and fundraising on Sunday, June 9.

At least 20 pilot whales had been discovered stranded on a seashore in northeastern Brazil, prompting a particular rescue operation to be launched. The cetaceans, often known as "Globicephala melas," had been found close to Pititinga seashore...

Hyundai Motorstudio Beijing presents Weather Station by Moon Kyungwon & Jeon Joonho.

In this week's issue of our environment newsletter, we check out a new EV that delivers ice cream, spot an iceberg the size of Las Vegas and learn about a new technology.