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Over 80 disaster survivors from 10 states oppose leaked plans to slash FEMA workforce in half, while Trump administration launches new US Wildland Fire Service consolidating federal firefighting operations. Meanwhile, Michigan lawmakers target data center tax breaks amid environmental concerns. Read the full article
Belize has earned international praise for its ambitious approach to ocean conservation, positioning itself as a small nation tackling the massive challenge of protecting marine ecosystems…
Pakistan took a modest step forward in marine conservation on September 2nd when Balochistan province declared the country’s third marine protected area around Miani Hor Lagoon…
A groundbreaking new study has delivered a stark warning about plastic pollution’s deadly impact on marine wildlife, revealing that an amount of plastic equivalent to less…
The UN climate summit in Belém, Brazil, is grappling with serious logistical problems that threaten to overshadow the critical climate negotiations taking place. The United Nations…
In a landmark vote for environmental protection, Ecuadorian citizens delivered a decisive blow to President Daniel Noboa’s constitutional reform efforts on Sunday, with nearly 62 percent…
Addis Ababa, Ethiopia’s bustling capital, is set to be officially named as the host city for COP32, the 2027 United Nations climate conference, with the announcement…
Water utilities across the country are celebrating the gradual elimination of plastic-based wet wipes, which have become a notorious culprit behind costly and disruptive sewer blockages.…
The Brazilian government of President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has officially recognized 10 new Indigenous territories, a decision that comes in the wake of protests…
New South Wales conservative parties are scrambling to regain political footing through leadership changes, but deep divisions over climate policy threaten to undermine their efforts. The…
A striking contradiction has emerged at COP30, the UN climate summit taking place in Brazil’s Amazon rainforest: more than 300 lobbyists representing industrial agriculture—the very industry…
A leading energy analyst has delivered a scathing assessment of the Australian Coalition’s approach to climate and energy policy, warning that their research methodology shows fundamental…
As world leaders gather for COP30 climate talks in Brazil, a groundbreaking legal opinion from the International Court of Justice is casting a shadow over the…
As the COP30 climate summit in Belém, Brazil enters its critical second week, mounting tensions have emerged over the treatment of Indigenous peoples, even as breakthrough…
Norway has approved a controversial copper mining project that will dump up to 2 million tons of mining waste annually into a protected Arctic fjord, sparking…
Marine biologists establish exact plastic amounts that kill ocean wildlife, while 500,000 protesters flood Manila demanding answers about $10 billion in missing flood protection money. Brazil recognizes 10 new Indigenous territories following climate summit demonstrations.
