• Bangladesh Ship Graveyard Devastates Environment While Arctic Shipping Noise Silences Narwhals — Today’s Environmental Briefing for Mon, Feb 2 2026

    Bangladesh Ship Graveyard Devastates Environment While Arctic Shipping Noise Silences Narwhals — Today’s Environmental Briefing for Mon, Feb 2 2026

    Workers dismantle massive vessels by hand at the world's largest ship graveyard in Sitakunda, Bangladesh, causing daily environmental destruction. Meanwhile, Arctic shipping forces narwhals to abandon crucial communication behaviors, threatening their survival in increasingly noisy polar waters. Read the full article

Bangladesh Ship Graveyard Devastates Environment While Arctic Shipping Noise Silences Narwhals — Today’s Environmental Briefing for Mon, Feb 2 2026
Workers dismantling large cargo ship sections on mudflats with steel debris scattered across coastline

Workers dismantle massive vessels by hand at the world's largest ship graveyard in Sitakunda, Bangladesh, causing daily environmental destruction. Meanwhile, Arctic shipping forces narwhals to abandon crucial communication behaviors, threatening their survival in increasingly noisy polar waters.

Read MoreBangladesh Ship Graveyard Devastates Environment While Arctic Shipping Noise Silences Narwhals — Today’s Environmental Briefing for Mon, Feb 2 2026
Texas Freeze Dumps 1.6 Million Pounds of Toxins While Indigenous Groups Block Cargill’s Amazon Port — Today’s Environmental Briefing for Sun, Feb 1 2026
Industrial oil and gas facilities covered in frost during Texas winter freeze

Brutal cold forces Permian Basin oil facilities to release massive pollutant clouds as protesters maintain week-long blockade of grain terminal in Brazil. Meanwhile, soaring natural gas prices spark bipartisan geothermal support and DeSantis pushes controversial Everglades takeover.

Read MoreTexas Freeze Dumps 1.6 Million Pounds of Toxins While Indigenous Groups Block Cargill’s Amazon Port — Today’s Environmental Briefing for Sun, Feb 1 2026