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Climate Change Fuels Invasive Species Surge While Charlotte Faces 1,000 More Tons of Air Pollution Under Trump Rollbacks — Today’s Environmental Briefing for Thu, Nov 27 2025
Rising temperatures create perfect conditions for ecosystem-damaging invasive species as EPA authority cuts threaten Charlotte with nearly 1,000 additional tons of annual air pollution. Meanwhile, Alabama Power delays rate hikes and Virginia postpones major gas plant decisions. Read the full article
National parks annual pass costs triple for international visitors, sparking concerns over accessibility and staff burden

Starting in 2024, international visitors will pay significantly more to explore America’s national parks after the Interior Department announced a dramatic price increase for non-U.S. residents.…
Alabama power postpones rate hike for $622 million natural gas plant following public pressure

Alabama Power, the state’s largest electric utility, has agreed to delay a controversial rate increase by one year following widespread public backlash over rising electricity bills.…
Climate Change Fuels Invasive Species Surge While Charlotte Faces 1,000 More Tons of Air Pollution Under Trump Rollbacks — Today’s Environmental Briefing for Thu, Nov 27 2025

Rising temperatures create perfect conditions for ecosystem-damaging invasive species as EPA authority cuts threaten Charlotte with nearly 1,000 additional tons of annual air pollution. Meanwhile, Alabama Power delays rate hikes and Virginia postpones major gas plant decisions.
The dark side of asia’s animal cafe craze: how social media fame fuels illegal wildlife trade

Picture this: You’re in a nondescript Bangkok office building, paying about $12 to take selfies with capybaras—massive South American rodents that have somehow become the latest…
Uk chancellor grants farmers £30m inheritance tax relief following widespread agricultural protests

Chancellor Rachel Reeves announced significant inheritance tax concessions for farmers and agricultural business owners on Wednesday, responding to mounting pressure from the farming community who staged…
Global wildlife summit could bring nearly 30 shark species under international trade protection

A critical vote at this week’s CITES wildlife conference in Uzbekistan could dramatically expand protections for sharks, with over 180 nations considering new trade regulations for…
Stunning wildlife photography captures nature’s most precious moments this week

Nature’s incredible diversity and beauty take center stage in this week’s collection of outstanding wildlife photographs from photographers around the globe. From the playful antics of…
Africa charts its own course: multiple paths to clean energy ten years after paris climate agreement

Ten years have passed since world leaders signed the Paris Climate Agreement, and a new continent-wide investigation by Mongabay reveals how African nations are forging their…
Australia’s environmental law overhaul: progress or peril? Expert warns against rushed approvals

Australia’s long-awaited rewrite of its environmental protection laws has left conservationists with mixed emotions, according to environmental advocate Georgina Woods. While the legislative changes represent progress…
Fatal bull shark attack claims life of young swimmer at nsw beach, highlighting marine predator interactions in coastal waters

A tragic shark attack at Kylies Beach in Crowdy Bay, New South Wales, has resulted in the death of a woman in her twenties and left…
Former cold war air base in maine could become state’s first major green data center

A decommissioned military installation along Maine’s northern border is being eyed for an unprecedented transformation: converting the former Loring Air Force Base into the state’s first…
Pakistan’s lake manchar crisis: ancient water community faces extinction as ecosystem collapses

For countless generations, the Mohana people have called the waters of Lake Manchar home, earning them the nickname “bird people” for their seamless adaptation to life…
Australia’s environmental law reform: progress made, but political rush raises concerns about implementation details

Australia’s parliament is moving forward with significant changes to the nation’s primary environmental protection legislation, following a deal struck between the Labor government and the Greens.…
Eu parliament deals another blow to anti-deforestation law, pushing implementation back to 2026

The European Union has hit the brakes on landmark environmental legislation once again, voting to delay its groundbreaking anti-deforestation law for the second consecutive year. On…
Trump administration seeks to reverse biden-era air quality standards that could save thousands of lives

The Trump administration is moving to eliminate stricter air quality regulations for fine particle pollution, commonly known as soot, that the Environmental Protection Agency previously estimated…





