Only three percent of the planet's land ecosystems are still intactThe incredible impact of centuries and even millennia of changes in land use, climate change, invasive species, diseases, hunting, and more human inter…
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We have created a hot planet with egg-eating hungry polar bears and increasingly empty oceans around the equatorReports published on the impact of climate change on wildlife. One of the impacted regions is the Arctic, where the polar bears struggle to adapt to th…
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2021 was a better calving season for the North Atlantic right whalesThe North Atlantic right whales suffer from vessel strikes and entanglements in fishing gear at such a rate that the deaths of the whales may be outnum…
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Tales of animal species in the age of extinctionA week in the life of a wandering walrus, dolphins, elephants, condors, and bald eagles, There was also good news about the condor. This magnificent bi…
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How to start a Substack newsletterIn March, I started The Planet newsletter on Substack, and I'm looking back at an exciting journey. Quite recently, there was suddenly the revival of t…
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Seeing the world through the forces of nature and in harmony with humanityRuysdael boldly devotes most of the canvas to the sky, encouraging us to see the world through the forces of nature, here in harmony with humanity.
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The fascinating life of Wisdom, the world's oldest known wild bird The Laysan Albatros survived many current threads like fish-lines, climate change, and plastic pollution.Wisdom has become a celebrity among bird lover…
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Why risk the collapse of everything that gives us our security?Sir David Attenborough on climate change and the loss of nature: "If we continue on our current path, we will face the collapse of everything that give…
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The glacier collapse in India and the Paris AgreementLooking back at this year: weeks 6 and 7 of 2021. The story of the environmental concerns in the area reads as one that we have read before in articles…
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Looking to the other side of the riverWeek 6 of 2021: memories of Ottawa, Albania, and the island that some of you know so well by now.
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This year, the predictions for maximum sea-level rise nearly doubledThe extreme scenario for sea-level rise in 2100 went up from 1.1 meters to 1.35, and then to 2 meters.
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A typo in the title...I can change an article on the website, but not in an email. So the correct title is: "Is there still hope for the south after COP26?". Sorry for that.…
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