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Bonface Landi

Bonface Landi is an accomplished journalist and environmental activist. He holds a Bachelors’ degree in Mass Communication from Colorado State University and is recognized for his environmental activism. In the past few years, he has dedicated his life to spreading environmental awareness through his writing skills. He currently contributes to several blogs across the U.S. that champion for healthy environmental practices, including Inhabitat. As a writer and editor, he also mentors upcoming writers on ways to speak out about social and environmental issues.
The speaking podium at the UN General Assembly.

US and China make big climate pledges at UN General Assembly

Two of the world's largest economies — and by far the largest carbon contributors — have committed to stop...

U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres standing at a blue podium.

Officials worry COP26 climate conference is at "high risk of failure"

The highly anticipated U.N. climate conference COP26 is at "high risk of failure," according to U.N. Secretary-General...

A farm where workers pick squash.

Extreme heat pushes Biden administration to pursue worker protections

President Biden has directed labor officials to draft laws that will protect workers under extreme heat conditions....

A coral reef.

Coral reef capacity has declined by 50% since the 1950s

A recent study published by One Earth has revealed the troubled state of coral reefs globally and their...

Smokestacks emitting clouds of pollutants.

Failing to curb emissions puts Earth on "catastrophic pathway"

According to a new United Nations report, the world will face catastrophic weather events unless governments cut...

A person holding a baby.

High PFAS levels associated with breastfeeding issues

A study of 1,286 pregnant women found that those with high levels of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS)...

A Glanville fritillary butterfly perched on a plant.

Surprise wasps and bacterium complicate butterfly study

The introduction of new species to other territories could have unforeseen consequences. According to a study published...

A Norwegian port city.

What Norway's election results mean for the environment

Norway's parliamentary election on September 13 tested the country's commitment to fighting climate change. With...

A field of black and white cows grazing on grass.

Potty-trained cows: A new approach to reduce emissions

In a recent study, scientists "potty-trained" cows in an attempt to reduce the animals' greenhouse gas emissions....

The rooftop of a Harvard building.

Harvard University pledges to divest from fossil fuels

Harvard University president Lawrence Bacow has announced that the institution will divest from its fossil fuel...

Pope Francis with his arm raised.

Call for climate action issued by Christian leaders

Christian leaders have petitioned officials worldwide to take action to address the climate crisis. In an unprecedented...

A hand holding a pen to fill out a ballot.

California climate policy at risk in recall election

California may risk its climate reform progress in the upcoming recall elections. On September 14, California residents...

A long solar panel in a field.

New report shows solar could generate 40% of US energy by 2035

A report prepared by the Energy Department and National Renewable Energy Laboratory shows that the U.S. could increase...

The collaborative team working on the magnet inside the test stand housed at MIT.

MIT innovation may make fusion energy a reality soon

Commercially viable fusion energy may soon be a reality, following the successful trial of a new superconducting...

A yellow construction truck next to a pile of logs.

Anti-logging protests make history in Canada

More than 866 protesters against old-growth logging have been arrested in western Canada since April. These protests...

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