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California's Newsom administration proposes relaxing restrictions on anticoagulant rodenticides killing endangered species, while South Australia pulls decades-old 'clean and green' natural gas advertisements from Adelaide Metro buses after regulatory pressure. Read the full article
A groundbreaking pilot project off Spain’s Canary Islands is testing technology that could revolutionize how tropical islands generate clean electricity. The EU-funded initiative uses ocean thermal…
In a significant blow to Monsanto’s defense of its controversial Roundup herbicide, the journal Regulatory Toxicology and Pharmacology has formally retracted a influential 2000 study that…
Indigenous activists made a powerful statement at the UN Climate Change Conference (COP30) in Belém, Brazil, when they blocked the summit entrance, stopping the flow of…
In a candid interview, Rhett Butler, founder of environmental news site Mongabay, revealed how ditching advertising revenue in 2012 became the key to expanding the organization’s…
Under the new moon’s glow in Kāneʻohe Bay, Oʻahu, millions of coral egg and sperm bundles rise from the reef in a spectacular display of nature’s…
A curious paradox is unfolding across Britain’s neighborhoods: as beloved bird species disappear from the wild, their names are increasingly appearing on street signs. The Royal…
California's Newsom administration proposes relaxing restrictions on anticoagulant rodenticides killing endangered species, while South Australia pulls decades-old 'clean and green' natural gas advertisements from Adelaide Metro buses after regulatory pressure.
In an unusual intersection of animal behavior, sustainable fashion, and LGBTQ+ advocacy, designer Michael Schmidt has created a 36-piece collection using wool exclusively from rams that…
The massive protective dome shielding the Chernobyl nuclear disaster site can no longer effectively contain radiation after sustaining damage from a drone strike in February, according…
Two major research organizations have released damning assessments revealing the scope and problems with land-based carbon offset projects worldwide, documenting massive land acquisitions that critics say…
The UK’s Environment Agency faces a costly bureaucratic catch-22 that critics say is hampering efforts to clean up thousands of illegal waste dumps scattered across England.…
South Australia’s advertising watchdog has ordered the removal of decades-old bus advertisements that falsely promoted natural gas as “clean and green,” marking a significant victory for…
Brazil’s Senate has approved controversial legislation that could dramatically accelerate the paving of a major highway cutting through pristine Amazon rainforest. The new environmental licensing law…
California’s Newsom administration is proposing to relax regulations on highly toxic rat poisons, a move that comes despite mounting evidence that these chemicals are killing wildlife…
Experimental deep-sea mining operations harm over one-third of ocean floor species, raising concerns for renewable energy material sourcing. Meanwhile, massive coal spoil tips from the UK's largest opencast mine pose environmental risks to Merthyr Tydfil residents as abandonment plans proceed.
