• Robot Preachers Get Less Respect, Fewer Donations

• Highlight Facts or Appeal to Feelings? The Psychology of Persuading Individuals to Contribute to a Collective Goal

• New Funding Proposal Aims to Reduce Bottlenecks on Upper Mississippi River

• Financial Incentives Boost Weight-Loss Programs, Study Finds

• Adding a 'decoy Option' May Give Extra Boost to Crowdfunding

• Organ Donations, Transplants Increase on Days of Largest Motorcycle Rallies, Study Shows

• Finding Equity in Climate Mitigation Finance

• AI Tool Predicts When a Bank Should Be Bailed out

• Financial Strain Due to COVID-19 Pandemic Took Significant Toll on Adolescent Mental Health, Researchers Find

• World Needs Ambitious Zero Percent New Plastic Waste Target by 2040

• Public More Likely to Support Climate Action If Other Countries Commit as Well

• Heat Waves Driven by Climate Change Have Cost Global Economy Trillions Since 1990s

• Do Financial Incentives Increase Adult Vaccinations? A View of Lessons Learned

• Study Suggests Support Across Europe for COVID-19 Vaccine Equity

• Algae-Based Food Goes Global: Scaling Up Marine Aquaculture to Produce Nutritious, Sustainable Food

• Too Little, Too Late: Study Examines Why the Endangered Species Act Fails

• Cost of Cancer Treatment Can Impact Health of Survivors

• New Study Identifies Main Drivers of Government Investment in Clean Energy Innovation

• SAFER Ukraine Provides a Blueprint for Responding to Global Health Crises

• Framework for Prioritizing Investment in Drinking Water Systems

• Economic Inequality and Instability Impact Long-Term Decision-Making Around the World, Study Finds

• Electric Vehicle Buyers Want Rebates, Not Tax Credits

• Mangrove and Reef Restoration Yield Positive Returns on Investment for Flood Protection, Study Shows

• A 50% Reduction in Emissions by 2030 Can Be Achieved. Here's How

• Firearms Are Leading Cause of Death Among U.S. Youth

• How a Cognitive Bias Is Blocking the Rise of Electric Cars

• Industry Lobbying on WHO Overshadowing Public Health Policy, Researchers Suggest

• Federal Research Funding Has Positive 'ripple Effects'

• Show Them the Money: Pay the Vaccine-Hesitant to Get Their COVID-19 Shots

• Private Protected Areas Help Conserve Overlooked and Threatened Regions

• Giving Increased During the Pandemic in Areas Hit Hardest by COVID-19

• Lack of Transparency Over Cost of Conservation Projects Hampers Ability to Prioritize Funds for Nature Protection

• Studies of Endangered Animals on Border of China and Vietnam Stress Need for Transboundary Conservation

• New Research Demonstrates High Value 'injurious Weeds' Can Bring to Pollinators

• When Money Is Tight, 'purchase Happiness' Is Low

• Gabon Provides Blueprint for Protecting Oceans

• Preventing Pandemics Costs Far Less Than Controlling Them

• Are Cities the Key to the Electric Revolution?

• Forest Emissions Scheme Makes 'tiny' Contribution to Indonesia’s Paris Targets

• Food Labeling Is Lacking in Online Grocery Retailers

• Voluntary Pledges Could Cut Utility GHG Emissions by a Third

• Climate Adaptation of Households Compared Internationally

• Research Reveals New Evidence That Sugary Beverage Tax Impacts Are Sustainable, Effective

• From Ambition to Biodiversity Action: Time to Hold Actors Accountable

• Larger Conservation Areas Didn’t Protect Animals in Central Africa

• Government Action Needed to Ensure Insurance Against Major Hacking of Driverless Vehicles, Experts Warn

• New Research Casts Doubt on Claims That People Have ‘rose-Tinted Glasses’

• Encourage Wealthy and Well-Connected to Use Their Influence to Tackle Climate Change

• Access to Essential Cancer Medicines Unequal Across Countries

• Gender Revolutions in Who Holds the Purse Strings

• In HIV Prevention, Worsening Disparities Among U.S. States

• Measuring Conservation in a Way That Counts

• When Money's Tight, Parents Talk Less to Kids; Could This Explain the Word Gap?
• Unsustainable Arctic Shipping Risks Accelerating Damage to the Arctic Environment

• Dealing With Global Carbon Debt

• People Across the World Favor Paid Parental Leave, Study Finds

• Major Barriers to Financing a Sustainable Ocean Economy

• If Countries Implement Paris Pledges With Cuts to Aerosols, Millions of Lives Can Be Saved

• A Psychologist's Guide to Donating More Effectively to Charities

• Following Nature's Cue, Researchers Build Successful, Sustainable Industrial Networks

• Deregulated US Government Oversight on Interstate Waters Leaves Murky Implications for States
• New Infrastructure Approach Could Save Millions

• Union-Friendly States Enjoy Higher Economic Growth, Individual Earnings

• Why Commercialization of Carbon Capture and Sequestration Has Failed and How It Can Work

• New Analysis Shows Potential for 'solar Canals' In California

• Research Foresees an End to Deregulated Competitive Public Transport

• True Cost of the Planet's Energy and Transport Systems

• How Could Rising Sea Level Impact the National Flood Insurance Program?

• How to Calculate the Social Cost of Carbon? Researchers Offer Roadmap in New Analysis

• Study Sheds Light on How People Cope With Health Challenges and Medical Debt

• 大流行造成了“惊人的”经济、人类的妊娠和分娩综合管理t in Developing Counties, Research Says

• Scientists to Global Policymakers: Treat Fish as Food to Help Solve World Hunger

• Low-Carbon Policies Can Be 'balanced' To Benefit Small Firms and Average Households

• Climate Change Has Caused Billions of Dollars in Flood Damages

• How Can We Make Sure People Get the Second COVID-19 Vaccine Dose?

• Report Assesses Promises and Pitfalls of Private Investment in Conservation
• How Much Should First-Time Borrowers Borrow?

• Pay People to Get COVID-19 Jab to Ensure Widespread Coverage, Says Leading Ethicist
• After Election: Making the Endangered Species Act More Effective

• Uncertainties Key to Balancing Flood Risk and Cost in Elevating Houses

• Congress Must Clarify Limits of Gene-Editing Technologies

• Coronavirus Vaccines Stir Doubts Among Many People Worldwide, New Study Shows

• Fraction of Money Earmarked for COVID-19 Recovery Could Boost Climate Efforts

• Mental Accounting Is Impacting Sustainable Behavior

• Most Nations Failing to Protect Nature in COVID-19 Pandemic Recovery Plans

• Broken Promises: Almost 80 Percent of Threatened Species Lack Sufficient Protection

• Donors More Likely to Give to COVID Causes When Font Matches Message

• The Secretive Networks Used to Move Money Offshore

• Climate: Support for Simple Funding Plans -- Even If Costs Are High

• ARPA-Type Funding Gives Green Technology an 'innovation Advantage', Study Finds

• Hoarding and Herding During the COVID-19 Pandemic

• Plant Science Research Network Releases Decadal Vision 2020-2030

• Nature Conservation Policy Rarely Changes People's Behavior

• Water Efficiency Achievable Throughout U.S. Without Decrease in Economic Activity

• New Model for Pricing Carbon Will Help Meet Net-Zero Climate Change Goals

• What the Rest of the World Can Learn from South Korea's COVID-19 Response

• Most Americans Don't Have Enough Assets to Withstand 3 Months Without Income

• 'Price of Life' Lowest in UK During COVID-19 Pandemic, Study Finds