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Illegal Rare Earth Mines Surge in Laos, Threaten Mekong River
A dramatic expansion of illegal rare earth mining in Laos is putting one of Southeast Asia’s most vital waterways at…
Egyptian Tribe Shows How Eco-Tourism Can Protect Coastlines
In a remote corner of Egypt’s Red Sea coast, the small village of Al-Qula’an offers a refreshing alternative to mass…
New Report: 196 Uncontacted Indigenous Groups Face Extinction Threat
A haunting testimony from a Matis Indigenous woman in Brazil reveals the devastating impact of outside contact on isolated communities.…
French Court Convicts TotalEnergies in Landmark Greenwashing Case
In a groundbreaking legal victory for environmental advocates, a Paris court has ruled that French oil giant TotalEnergies misled consumers…
California’s First Beaver Relocation in Decades Shows Restoration Promise
A high Sierra meadow in California is demonstrating the remarkable power of beaver restoration after the state’s first beaver translocation…
Protected Forests in Cambodia & Laos Face Alarming Deforestation Crisis
A troubling new analysis reveals that the majority of deforestation in Cambodia and Laos during 2024 occurred within areas specifically…
Climate Crisis Threatens 80% of World Heritage Sites, New Study Warns
The world’s most treasured historical landmarks—from China’s Great Wall to Jordan’s ancient city of Petra—face an unprecedented threat from climate…
Indigenous Communities Fight Lithium Mining Threatening Water Supply
Indigenous communities in northern Argentina are raising urgent concerns about lithium mining operations that could devastate their most precious resource:…
Dominican Nuns Team Up with Scientists to Save Rare Mexican Salamanders
In an extraordinary conservation partnership, Dominican nuns at a 16th-century monastery in Pátzcuaro, Mexico, are working alongside international scientists to…
How Environmental Journalism Saves Forests and Fights Climate Crime
When a Gabonese community watched loggers threaten their ancestral forest, government officials ignored their pleas for help. But everything changed…
Philippine Nickel Mine Destroys 500 Acres Near UNESCO World Heritage Site
Environmental groups are demanding the immediate closure of a controversial nickel mining operation in the Philippines after government inspectors discovered…
Rare Andean Cats at Risk from Massive Chilean Copper Mine Project
One of South America’s rarest wildcats faces a new threat as a Canadian mining company pushes forward with plans for…
New Food Chief: Alternative Proteins Key to Climate and Health Crisis
Nigel Sizer, a veteran environmental advocate who spent decades protecting forests and shaping climate policy, is now tackling what he…
The ‘Lesser Apes’ Fighting for Survival Need Our Help
While chimpanzees and gorillas dominate wildlife documentaries, their lesser-known cousins—the gibbons—are quietly facing an extinction crisis in the forests of…
Uganda’s Lake Albert at Risk as Oil Drilling Safeguards Fall Short
Environmental groups are raising urgent concerns about inadequate protection measures for Lake Albert as Uganda moves forward with major oil…
Tiny Christmas Island Shrew Goes Silent Forever After Century of Decline
Weighing no more than a spoonful of sugar, the Christmas Island shrew once filled the forests of this remote Indian…
Dust-Busting Tech: Waterless Cleaning Boosts Solar Power in Deserts
Solar energy is transforming electricity access across developing regions, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa where energy poverty affects millions. However, the…
Amazon Violence Persists 3 Years After Journalist, Expert Murdered
Three years after British journalist Dom Phillips and Indigenous expert Bruno Pereira were brutally murdered in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest, the…
Indonesian Workers Exposed to Radiation After Industrial Leak
A radioactive contamination incident at an industrial complex in Indonesia has left workers exposed to dangerous levels of radiation and…
World’s Top Forest Label Faces Vote on Fraud Prevention Rules
The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), whose green certification mark appears on billions of dollars worth of wood products worldwide, will…
