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...
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Chile Mine Project Threatens World’s Rarest Wild Cat Species
A proposed copper mine in Chile's Valparaíso region has sparked fierce opposition from researchers and local communities...
New Food Institute CEO: Alternative Proteins Can Save Our Planet
Nigel Sizer has spent decades on the environmental frontlines—protecting forests, advocating for human rights, and shaping...
Lesser Apes Face Extinction Despite Key Role in Forest Ecosystems
While their famous cousins like chimpanzees and gorillas grab headlines, gibbons—known as "lesser apes"—are quietly...
Uganda’s Lake Albert at Risk as Oil Drilling Ramps Up
Environmental groups are raising urgent concerns about Uganda's preparedness to protect Lake Albert from potential oil...
Tiny Christmas Island Shrew Lost Forever to Human-Introduced Disease
The Christmas Island shrew was no bigger than a teaspoon of sugar—just five grams of soft fur and sharp instincts that...
Waterless Cleaning Tech Boosts Solar Panel Efficiency in Desert Regions
Solar energy offers tremendous promise for addressing energy poverty in developing regions, particularly in sub-Saharan...
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...
Indonesia Radioactive Leak Sickens Workers, Shuts Down Food Plant
A radioactive contamination incident at an Indonesian industrial complex has left workers exposed to dangerous radiation and...
Forest Label Giant Faces Fraud Crisis as Vote on New Rules Looms
The Forest Stewardship Council (FSC), whose green certification label appears on billions of dollars worth of wood products...