• Walkable Neighborhoods Help Adults Socialize, Increase Community

• New USGS-FEMA Report Updates Economic Risk from Earthquakes

• How Road Rage Really Affects Your Driving -- And the Self-Driving Cars of the Future
• Cities Will Need More Resilient Electricity Networks to Cope With Extreme Weather

• At Least 80% of the World's Most Important Sites for Biodiversity on Land Currently Contain Human Developments

• Where the Sidewalk Ends

• Understanding What Makes Senior Towns in Iowa 'smart'

• To Promote Exercise, Planners Must Look Beyond Cities

• 丽芙·发展中国家支付的最高价格ing With Large Carnivores

• Heart Disease Deaths Declining, but Not for Everyone

• Building Higher Islands Could Save the Maldives from Sea-Level Rise, Says Study

• New Land Creation on Waterfronts Increasing, Study Finds

• Engineers Examine Drinking Water Management Strategies
• China's Stricter Clean Heating Policies May Have Saved Thousands of Lives

• At Least Half of Africa's Rhinos Are Now in Private Hands; New Paths for Rhino Conservation Are Needed
• Novel Method for Assigning Workplaces in Synthetic Populations Unveiled

• Global Study Identifies Neighborhood Characteristics That Promote Walking and Cycling

• It Would Take 23 Million Years for Evolution to Replace Madagascar's Endangered Mammals

• Is 'fear' Driving Bias in Environmental Scholarship?

• New York City's Greenery Absorbs a Surprising Amount of Its Carbon Emissions

• The Adverse Health Effects of Disaster-Related Trauma

• Harnessing Smartphones to Track How People Use Green Spaces

• Rhino Conservation in Nepal Creates a Burden for Communities, Infrastructure and Other Species, Study Warns

• 新的研究显示,人们,野生动物,和海洋vironment Benefit When Island-Ocean Connections Are Restored
• Living in Greener Areas Is Associated With Better Mental Health and Less Medication Use

• Most Asian Countries Are Far Behind Biodiversity Targets for Protected Areas, Study Finds

• Personal Sensing at Work: Tracking Burnout, Balancing Privacy
• Air Pollution High at US Public Schools With Kids from Marginalized Groups
• Planting Trees Can Save Lives, Study Shows

• Using 1980s Environmental Modeling to Mitigate Future Disasters: Could Japan's 3/11 Disaster Have Been Prevented?

• Water Cutoff Countermeasures Using Disaster Emergency Wells

• Researchers Design Model That Predicts Which Buildings Will Survive Wildfire
• Lack of Ecosystem Services Corresponds to Non-White Areas, Researchers Find

• Socio-Economic Factors Shown to Drive Mangrove Losses and Gains

• Greenbelts Are Effective at Slowing Urban Sprawl

• Maintaining Green Parks and Gardens in Cities Has the Potential to Lower the Risk of Crime, Study Suggests

• Rising Sea Levels Mean Rising Groundwater, and That Spells Trouble for Coastal Septic Systems

• Land Tenure Drives Deforestation Rates in Brazil, Study Finds

• Hundreds of Hospitals on Atlantic and Gulf Coasts at Risk of Flooding from Hurricanes

• Telehealth Makes Hearing Health Care More Equitable
• Five Years After Water Crisis, 1 in 5 Flint, Michigan Residents Has PTSD

• Educators Need Mental Health Support Following Hurricanes, Research Finds

• COVID-19 Vaccination Rates at NYC Schools Varied Significantly by Race/ethnicity and Borough

• Fix Up Earth to Exit COVID-19: Critical Link Between Environment, Pandemics

• Living in Timber Cities Could Cut Emissions, Without Using Farmland for Wood Production

• Making Bike-Sharing Work

• What Has America Learned Since Hurricane Katrina? Not Enough

• No-Till Farming Study Shows Benefit to Midwestern Land Values

• Bird Behavior Influenced by Human Activity During COVID-19 Lockdowns

• Global Forest Area Per Capita Has Decreased by Over 60 Percent, Study Finds

• Disparities in United States COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution
• Coming Wave of Opioid Overdoses 'will Be Worse Than It's Ever Been Before'

• New Study Finds Environmental Injustice Is Key to Decoding Climate Change Debate

• Air Pollution Caused 2,780 Deaths, Illnesses, and IQ Loss in Children in Massachusetts in 2019

• Where and When Violent Crime Rates Fall, Heart Disease Deaths Fall, Too

• Urban Environments With More Vegetation Are Associated With Better Health Behaviors in Children

• Climate Warming Could Deepen Environmental Injustice in Urban Areas

• Algorithm Predicts Crime a Week in Advance, but Reveals Bias in Police Response

• Global Food Supply-Chain Issues Call for Solutions

• Wildlife--Human Conflicts Could Shift With Climate Change

• Fifth of Global Food-Related Emissions Due to Transport

• Rural Areas Near Coast Will Bear the Brunt of U.S. Sea-Level Rise
• Omicron Hit Rural America Harder Than Cities

• Higher Socioeconomic Status Linked to Increased Air Pollution Exposure in China
• Tiny Conservation Heroes: Wild Cherry Blossoms Could Save Forest Landscapes

• Scientists Show That at Least 44 Percent of Earth's Land Requires Conservation to Safeguard Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services

• New Research on Tidal Flats Is 'wake Up Call' For US Coastal Communities

• The Deadly Impact of Urban Streets That Look Like Highways

• Emissions Tied to the International Trade of Agricultural Goods Are Rising

• Urbanization Linked to Poor Ecological Knowledge, Less Environmental Action

• Protecting Species for the Good of Global Climate
• Study Reveals Stream Restoration Trade-Offs: Higher Environmental Benefits to Be Had Where Homeowners Are Less Willing to Pay

• Disasters Could Disrupt Care for Opioid Use Disorder in Most Vulnerable Communities

• How to Balance Biodiversity Goals With Limited Economic Resources
• The Link Between Transit Use and Early COVID Cases

• Busy Mothers Did Less Breastfeeding in 19th Century Netherlands

• Private Protected Areas Help Conserve Overlooked and Threatened Regions
• Sustainable Strategies to Treat Urban Runoff

• Alternate Delivery Locations Are Viable Options to Offset Negative Impacts of Increased Home Deliveries
• Urban Agriculture in Detroit: Scattering Vs. Clustering and the Prospects for Scaling Up

• Crowdsourcing Campaign Identifies Drivers of Tropical Forest Loss

• The 25 Happiest U.S. City Park Systems, Ranked by Scientists

• Citizen Science Data Are Crucial to Understand Wildlife Roadkill, Demonstrates a Study in Flanders

• Indian Forest Loss 'worse Than Feared' Due to Climate Change

• Agricultural Expansion a Major Cause to Doubling of Annual Tropical Carbon Loss Over Past Two Decades

• Cities Can Be Part of the Solution in Sustaining Species

• Human Actions Accelerate Climate-Driven Floods and Droughts
• Historically 'redlined' Urban Areas Have Higher Levels of Air Pollution

• Preparing for When Lightning Strikes the Same Place Twice, Then Strikes Again
• New Research Demonstrates High Value 'injurious Weeds' Can Bring to Pollinators

• Study Finds Lower Oxidative Stress in Children Who Live and Study Near Green Spaces

• Climate Change: A Threat to Human Wellbeing and Health of the Planet

• 290 Million New City Dwellers Benefit China's Climate Balance

• Government Guidelines Insufficient to Protect Freshwater Ecosystem from Salt Pollution

• Trade-Off Between Biodiversity and Food Security in Land Use

• Tracking Seasonal and Tidal Effects on Wastewater Pollutants in the River Ganges
• Forgotten Species 'go Extinct' Twice

• Where Mathematics and a Social Perspective Meet Data
• Third Wave of COVID-19 Hit Rural America Especially Hard

• Wastewater Monitoring for Public Health