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Teams in British Columbia scramble to repair dykes as provincial officials forecast up to 150mm of rain in wake of ‘atmospheric river’ Crews in British Columbia raced to clear debris from motorways and repair dykes as the Canadian province braced for more downpours on Sunday, just days after record rainfall led to the deaths of

Publication date: March 2022 Source: Ecological Economics, Volume 193 Author(s): Stepan Vesely, Christian A. Klöckner, Giuseppe Carrus, Parissa Chokrai, Immo Fritsche, Torsten Masson, Angelo Panno, Lorenza Tiberio, Alina M. Udall

Traffic on Lambeth and Vauxhall bridges stopped in rally against jailing of Insulate Britain members Climate protesters have blocked off two London bridges as part of a demonstration against the jailing of nine Insulate Britain activists. Members of the group were sentenced this week after breaching a court injunction in place to stop further road

The advanced state of land degradation worldwide urges the large-scale adoption of sustainable land management (SLM). Social learning is considered an important precondition for the adoption of innovative and contextualized SLM. Involving farmers and researchers in participatory monitoring and evaluation (PM&E) of innovative SLM such as regenerative agriculture is expected to enable social learning. Although

Publication date: March 2022 Source: Ecological Economics, Volume 193 Author(s): Camilo De Los Rios

Presenter also tells Freeview event he would like to return to British television Andrew Neil has said journalists are “basically the PR department of Greenpeace” when it comes to reporting on the climate crisis, as the interviewer indicated he would like to return to British television screens in the future. The presenter, who had a

As rangeland-based livestock systems experience social and ecological change, producers make increasingly complex livelihood decisions for improved or sustained well-being. Understanding these decisions requires more holistic frameworks that capture livelihood decision-making pathways and associated human well-being outcomes so that support systems reflect producers’ needs. Here, we present the empirical foundation for an integrated livelihoods and

Exclusive: Investment would avoid disruption to communities as coastal floods and erosion worsen with rising sea levels, insurance council says Get our free news app; get our morning email briefing Australia will have to spend $30bn over the next half century to bolster coastal defences against the threat of rising sea levels and other global