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Instagram confirms it — Hawaii’s most pristine coral reefs are most vulnerable to ecotourism

Climate migration is more complex than it seems

Too little too late: Chronic underfunding and delayed protection hinder the Endangered Species Act

Princeton energy and climate experts weigh in on the impact of the Inflation Reduction Act

Fighting climate change is wildly popular, but most Americans don’t know that other people feel the same way

Study reveals abandoned cropland is often recultivated, negating environmental benefits

Conference probes nature-based solutions to safeguard the Amazon

Fostering a net-zero mindset on campus

Princeton experts take to mass media to discuss climate impact and solutions

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