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In the waters off Thailand, an unlikely partnership is emerging in the fight to save one of the country’s most endangered marine species. Theerasak “Pop” Saksritawee, a social media influencer turned amateur conservationist, has formed a unique collaboration with marine…
A groundbreaking decade-long study has revealed that Antarctic penguins are dramatically altering their breeding patterns in response to climate change, with some species moving their breeding season forward by more than three weeks. The research, conducted by Penguin Watch at…
In a concerning development for climate transparency, Zillow quietly removed its climate risk assessment feature in November after facing pressure from California’s powerful real estate industry. The tool, which helped potential homebuyers understand their exposure to floods, wildfires, and extreme…
The world’s morning coffee ritual faces a serious threat: climate change is expected to render roughly half of all arabica coffee-growing regions unsuitable for cultivation by 2050. But while the crisis looms large, environmental experts say the solutions already exist—they…
Australia's Eraring power station delays closure until 2029 despite climate concerns, while UK introduces MOT-style inspections for water utilities amid pollution accountability debates. Hidden cameras reveal hedgehogs are more common in British gardens than expected.
Recent weeks have highlighted the complex environmental challenges facing Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s government, with observers describing the situation as “climate whiplash” due to rapidly shifting priorities and pressures. [Note: To complete this rewrite accurately, I would need access…
Scientific credibility concerns emerge as methodological flaws plague 20 microplastics studies measuring particles in human bodies. Meanwhile, Japan moves forward with restarting the massive Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear facility 15 years after Fukushima, and Sydney grapples with two serious shark encounters in 48 hours.
A dramatic transformation may be underway in Earth’s oceans, as scientists from the University of South Florida warn of a potential “regime shift” driven by explosive growth in seaweed blooms. New research reveals that massive mats of ocean macroalgae have…
Iran faces nationwide protests driven by water shortages threatening millions, while Colorado residents lose iconic Longs Peak views to coal plant pollution. Plus: NASA's moon rocket reaches launch pad and innovative robotic vaccination technology targets wild badger disease.
Trump administration keeps Colorado coal plants running despite EPA concerns, obscuring iconic Longs Peak views. Federal judge allows Virginia's largest offshore wind project to continue construction. Moss Landing marks one year since massive battery fire sent toxic plumes across California's coast.
