Category Archives: Environmental research

Local communities in Tanzania are using technology to replenish fish stocks in the oceans

On Tanzania’s coastline, a new type of fish management system driven by cellphone technology has [ read more ]

Jeffrey Barbee goes back to varsity and shares his knowledge in Wales

An Alliance Earth Science Communication Workshop at Bangor University At the end of January 2019 [ read more ]

The Juneau Icefield Research Program – America’s Largest Climate Classroom

The Juneau Icefield Research Program North America’s Largest Climate Classroom Jeffrey Barbee interviews JIRP Alumni, [ read more ]

A ‘dream team’ of scientists scaled Mount Lico and found a wealth of new species

Standing in a pit in the red soil of a mountaintop forest in northern Mozambique, [ read more ]

Dive into the world of the threatened manta ray with marine scientist Michelle Carpenter.

The alarm blares loudly at 6:30 but I am usually already awake; excited to get [ read more ]

Did Fracking In Botswana Cause Johannesburg To Tremble? -With the Daily Maverick.

Did fracking inside the Central Kalahari Game Reserve cause Botswana's biggest earthquake in living memory?

Malawi Jails Loggers In First Case Of It’s Kind – With Reuters News Service

Last November, rangers in Malawi’s Lengwe National Park arrested 35 illegal loggers within the park [ read more ]

Mount Mabu 2017 – The Expedition

Mt Mabu, the "Google Forest" gives up more of her mysteries.

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Elephants Rock Around The (Tuli) Block – For The Daily Maverick

The Tuli Block in Botswana is one of the most geographically interesting places in Southern [ read more ]

The United States faces a polarising climate reality

As the 2016 election period comes to a close, Alliance Earth takes a look at [ read more ]

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Alliance Earth Partners with The Daily Maverick To Share Important Environmental And Scientific Stories

South Africa is among the fastest growing renewable energy markets, placing first in Africa and [ read more ]

AllianceEarth.org Partners with Doco360 to Create In Depth 360 Video Content

doco360.com and AllianceEarth.org form a partnership to create custom-made 360 video content that will bring [ read more ]

Botswana sells Fracking Rights in National Park

The Botswana government has quietly sold the rights to frack for shale gas in one [ read more ]

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Life around New Mexico’s gas wells: how fracking is turning the air foul

By Jeffrey Barbee/AllianceEarth “My daughter has asthma. She is not the only one around here, [ read more ]

South African team may have solved solar puzzle even Google couldn’t crack

It is a problem that has so far stumped even Google’s brainy engineers – how [ read more ]

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Coal Mining Threatens World’s Greatest Rhino Sanctuary

The surface of a pool near the Imfolozi river ripples as a white rhino, its [ read more ]

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Female Anti-Poaching Team in South Africa Saves Rhinos

  This is part of our current partnership with the UK Guardian, LinkTV.org and public [ read more ]

How Renewable Energy Is Quietly Stealing A March on Coal

This report is made possible by a new Guardian and Alliance Earth Partnership. Solar, biomass [ read more ]

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An Undiscovered Mountain Reveals Its Secrets

Mt. Mabu is home to the largest rainforest in southern Africa, and hidden in the [ read more ]

Geothermal Technology In Africa: A Beacon Of Hope

Ormat technologies combines high technology with affordable power solution in Africa. Watch how a dedicated [ read more ]

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Science In The Sand: Gobabeb Training And Research Centre

The Desert Research Foundation of Namibia lies at the foot of the vast dunes of [ read more ]

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An Open Letter To The New York Times

Dear Mr. Banquet, New York Times Editor As a former New York Times contributor I [ read more ]

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Mapping gas prospecting licenses in the Central Kalahari Game Reserve

We do not have independent confirmation that the gas prospecting licenses in the center of [ read more ]

The First Farmers Of The Karoo

This is Raymond Claasons, a Khoi San farmer from Barrydale in the Karoo. Raymond owns [ read more ]

A Humble Tree-Saving Stove

In Malawi, villagers, NGOs and Carbon Trading businesses have revolutionized how people manage their dwindling [ read more ]

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Around The World With Solar

For those who worry that fighting climate change means sacrificing comfort, the luxurious Turanor might [ read more ]

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Natural Gas Production’s Dangers

See also: The High Cost Of Cheap Gas. As natural gas production fans out from [ read more ]

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