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Looking for Balance Between Conservation and Development in Africa

Yale Environmental Dialogue Aims to Inform Public Debate and Policy

Study: Animals Can Swing a Landscape’s Capacity to Store Carbon

Missing the Forest for the Trees: NYC Forestry Inventory Paints Surprising Picture

New Algorithm Provides a More Detailed Look at Urban Heat Islands

The Judge and the Frog: An F&ESer Goes to Washington

‘Raise Green’ Wants to Help Small-scale Investors be Part of the Climate Solution

Climate Change in Northern Pakistan: A Family Journey

From High Above, A New Way of Seeing Our Urban Planet

Antibiotics: Helping our bodies, hurting our environment

The Conversation: It’s Too Soon to Call 3D Printing a ‘Green’ Technology

Preparing for a Global Stage: Dozens from Yale at COP 24

Editing Nature: A Call for Careful Oversight of Environmental Gene Editing

‘Cryptic’ Interactions Drive Biodiversity Decline Near the Edge of Forest Fragments

‘Let the Rodent Do the Work’: Reflections of a Beaver Believer

Yale Environmental News

Lux et Natura is published by Yale Institute for Biospheric Studies, Yale Peabody Museum, Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies and their partners on campus.

Q&A: Epidemiologist Robert Dubrow on Climate Change and Public Health

Using the Green Plant Playbook to Design Better Energy Tech

Yale Chemistry Professor Has the Key for More Sustainable Agro-Chemicals

Deaths of Migrating Wildebeests Key to Serengeti’s Vibrant Ecosystem

Yale Affirms Commitment to Progress on Climate Change

Study: Targeted Conservation Could Protect More of Earth’s Biodiversity

Peabody Museum to oversee Yale Babylonian Collection

School of Public Health Funds Three Global Projects Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions