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Britain's record-breaking offshore wind auction secures clean energy at £91 per megawatt hour, powering 12 million homes by 2030. Meanwhile, the EPA will no longer calculate health benefits when evaluating air pollution rules, focusing only on industry costs. Read the full article
A crew of astronauts is making an unscheduled return to Earth following a medical evacuation from the International Space Station (ISS), with their spacecraft expected to…
A recent BBC comedy series has sparked an intriguing question about one of the most significant environmental behavior changes of the past few decades: when and…
Africa faces a stark elephant paradox that illustrates the complex challenges of wildlife conservation across the continent. While some nations celebrate recovery success, others witness the…
A concerning new investigation has revealed that children across the United Kingdom may be exposed to glyphosate, a controversial weedkiller classified as a probable human carcinogen,…
If your home resembles a houseplant graveyard more than a green oasis, you’re not alone. Many well-intentioned plant parents struggle to keep their leafy companions alive,…
The Environmental Protection Agency has announced it will no longer calculate the economic benefits of air pollution regulations, including healthcare savings and lives saved when restricting…
Scientists have discovered that Greenland sharks—Earth’s longest-living vertebrates that can survive over 400 years—maintain functional vision throughout their extraordinary lifespans, overturning long-held beliefs about these ancient…
Microplastics have become the environmental boogeyman of the 21st century – and for good reason. These tiny plastic fragments, smaller than a grain of rice, have…
Britain's record-breaking offshore wind auction secures clean energy at £91 per megawatt hour, powering 12 million homes by 2030. Meanwhile, the EPA will no longer calculate health benefits when evaluating air pollution rules, focusing only on industry costs.
South East Water is facing the potential loss of its operating license following a major water supply failure that left approximately 30,000 homes across Kent and…
Far from being mere tourist attractions or subjects of scientific study, the world’s glaciers function as essential infrastructure that sustains nearly half of humanity. These massive…
In late 2024, a feisty baby pygmy hippo named Moo Deng became an unlikely internet sensation. Videos of the pint-sized troublemaker causing adorable chaos at Thailand’s…
In an unexpected twist on renewable energy, Finland is successfully heating homes for 80,000 residents using waste heat generated by Bitcoin mining operations. The innovative project,…
Indonesia has successfully reclaimed over 4 million hectares of forest land—an area roughly the size of Switzerland—that had been illegally converted for plantations and mining operations.…
Environmental scientists and conservation organizations now have a powerful new tool to make sense of the massive amounts of data collected from satellites and sensors worldwide.…