Herds of impala, wildebeest, kudu and other large herbivores are in decline across sub-Saharan Africa, in part due to rising levels of poaching by hunters seeking bushmeat for subsistence and profit.

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Perhaps soon. When researchers directly measured carbon beneath commercial seaweed farms, they found it comparable to carbon ...

Producing food for the world has an environmental cost. Not just from water and energy use, but also the carbon footprint of fertilizer. Producing ammonia, the key ingredient of fertilizer, results ...