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Iceland shattered temperature records with 19.8°C on Christmas Eve, while Britain's warmest spring boosted breeding rates for 14 songbird species. Meanwhile, December storms brought crucial snowpack to California's Sierra Nevada mountains, offering hope for water supplies.
Southeast Asia faced a devastating environmental triple threat in 2025, as deadly flooding killed over 1,800 people while conservation efforts collapsed due to massive funding cuts and continued fossil fuel expansion across the region. The crisis began when the Trump…
Overfishing pushes Mediterranean great whites toward extinction as apex predators disappear from crucial marine ecosystems. Meanwhile, Queensland abandons planned shooting ban for protected flying foxes despite scientific opposition, and BBC's David Attenborough documents London's hidden wildlife at age 99.
While Sri Lanka mourns the loss of 650 people killed by Cyclone Ditwah’s devastating floods and landslides, with another 200 still missing, a largely overlooked environmental tragedy has unfolded across the island nation. Thousands of wild animals have also perished…
Scientists predict enhanced Northern Lights visibility throughout 2026 as solar activity peaks, while Malaysia approves $70 million robotic submarine search for missing Flight MH370. Plus: Nepal's highway project threatens indigenous communities and Brigitte Bardot's wildlife advocacy legacy.
The Trump administration's aggressive dismantling of environmental protections creates unprecedented climate setbacks, as London Eye architect Julia Barfield proposes a massive 14-mile tidal lagoon to power Britain's AI energy demands. Plus conservation victories in Mexico's Yucatán Peninsula and Burkina Faso.
When Cyclone Ditwah struck Sri Lanka in late November, it triggered devastating landslides that left thousands homeless and reluctant to return to their damaged communities. Bandara Jayaratne, a resident of Beraliya village in the landslide-prone Aranayaka region, narrowly escaped when…
Environmental justice groups reel from abrupt EPA funding cuts after transformative community grants disappear. Alabama's civil rights history creates today's sky-high electricity rates and renewable energy resistance. Meanwhile, federal budget cuts threaten the world's most extensive living fungi collection at University of Kansas.
Chile establishes its 47th national park protecting 500,000 acres while completing a 1,700-mile wildlife corridor through Patagonia. Meanwhile, Darién Gap forest rangers use advanced technology and strategic funding to successfully combat illegal logging in Central America's biodiverse wilderness.
Christmas tree growers in western North Carolina show resilience rebuilding after Hurricane Helene's devastation, while Britain's EV charging expansion slows dramatically. Plus: Scientists discover endangered carnivorous pitcher plant in Philippines and English gardeners urged to plant "tredges" for woodland goals.
