Earth & Environment

Environmental Health

In the Northeast, Improved Walking and Bicycling Infrastructure Could Save Hundreds of Lives, Billions of Dollars

Environmental Policy

Three Key Takeaways from President Biden’s Rapid Movement on Climate Policy

Climate Change

The State’s Most Ambitious-Ever Climate Bill Is Still on the Table—Here’s What’s at Stake

Fracking

What Is Biden’s Stance on Fracking?

Conservation Cost

Map of US Land Value Reveals Interplay of Climate Change, Conservation Efforts, Real Estate, and Environmental Values

Wetlands

When Wildlife, Politics, and Morals Collide

Opinion

A Science Editor’s Love Letter to Hope

White Sharks

White Sharks Are Here to Stay in New England

Deforestation

Why Combating a Pandemic Is 500 Times More Expensive Than Preventing One

Climate Action

Joe Biden’s $2 Trillion Climate Plan? BU Scientists Weigh In

Climate Change and Health

Ticks and Mosquitoes, Infectious Disease Carriers, Are Expanding Their Range

Sustainable Oceans

How the Past Can Guide Our Stewardship of Tomorrow’s Sustainable Oceans

Climate Change & Coronavirus

In Boston, COVID-19 and Climate Change Are Hitting the Same Communities the Hardest

Air Pollution & COVID-19

No, it’s Not Your Imagination, the Air in Boston is Cleaner

Sustainable Energy & COVID-19

Will the COVID-19 Pandemic Slow The Global Shift to Renewable Energy?

Sustainable Landscaping

Making Green Space Even Greener at BU

Space Physics

Reimagining Our Solar System’s Protective Bubble, the Heliosphere

Anthropology

Up Close, and Up High, with Orangutans

Space Sciences

Visualizing the Heliosphere, Our Solar System’s Protective Bubble

Scientist on Strike

Why BU Environmental Researcher Nathan Phillips Is on a Hunger Strike