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Brazil authorizes offshore drilling near the Great Amazon Reef while hosting COP30, as the U.S. House votes to eliminate protections for millions of acres of Alaskan wilderness. Meanwhile, New Jersey activists push for a $50 billion climate superfund targeting fossil fuel companies.
Turkey wins diplomatic deal to host 2026 UN climate summit after Australia drops three-year campaign for Adelaide venue. Meanwhile, Nazi-era bombs dumped in Baltic Sea have transformed into thriving artificial ecosystems off Germany's coast, surprising marine researchers.
A groundbreaking international study has revealed alarming new evidence that marine wildlife can die from ingesting far smaller amounts of plastic pollution than researchers previously understood. The comprehensive research examined over 10,000 animals across three major groups—seabirds, sea turtles, and…
As the world races toward a green energy future, Zambia stands positioned to capitalize on surging global demand for copper and other critical transition minerals. However, the devastating environmental legacy of Kabwe—a central Zambian mining city left poisoned by decades…
Shocking drone footage has revealed a towering “mountain” of illegally dumped waste stretching across an Oxfordshire field, highlighting the growing crisis of fly-tipping in England’s countryside. The massive pile of rubbish, located between the River Cherwell and the A34 near…
Cyclone Fina could mark Australia's earliest storm landfall in 50+ years as it barrels toward Northern Territory. Meanwhile, agricultural interests push to overturn Amazon's protective soy moratorium, and Oregon officials euthanize stranded humpback whale after failed rescue efforts.
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.
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 than three sugar cubes is enough to kill a puffin with 90% certainty. Published…
A groundbreaking study is challenging the common belief that Earth’s sixth mass extinction is accelerating, revealing instead that species loss may have actually slowed down over the past century. However, researchers caution that this apparent good news might be misleading.…
Colombian indigenous communities face foreign mining companies seeking critical metals beneath ancestral lands, while Brazilian agricultural interests mount pressure to eliminate Amazon soy restrictions. Meanwhile, Storm Claudia batters Britain as flooding becomes the dangerous new normal.
