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Coastal communities across the Philippines are confronting a devastating combination of environmental and governance challenges that are fundamentally reshaping how people live and work in these vulnerable areas. From earthquake-induced land subsidence to excessive groundwater pumping, multiple factors are leaving…
Britain's advertising watchdog cracks down on fashion giants' false green claims as Trump dismantles vehicle efficiency rules affecting millions of cars. Meanwhile, record heat and drought cost UK farmers £800 million in crop losses amid Iceland's purple lupin invasion.
Months after a container ship sank off India’s coast, the devastating aftermath continues to unfold. Toxic pollution still contaminates coastal waters, plastic pellets wash ashore daily, and fishing communities face ongoing restrictions that have decimated their livelihoods. As cleanup efforts…
Peru's Interoceanic Highway devastates critical Amazon ecosystems while a new Chinese-backed mega-port threatens further destruction. Meanwhile, climate-driven wildfires reach unprecedented elevations in the American West, fundamentally altering snowpack melt patterns and threatening regional water supplies.
Utah becomes first state to legalize plug-in balcony solar panels for apartments as health groups petition EPA to stop crop antibiotic spraying over superbug fears. Plus: blood tests reveal widespread PFAS contamination and England's water companies raise billions through questionable green bonds.
The contradiction is striking: while the European Union promotes aquaculture as an environmentally sustainable solution for food security, local fishermen in Greece are witnessing firsthand the ecological damage caused by industrial fish farming operations. Nikos Tsipas has spent years navigating…
Britain's Labour government prepares major North Sea drilling expansion despite climate pledges, as Trump becomes first US president in 30 years to skip UN climate talks. Meanwhile, 1,600 fossil fuel lobbyists successfully derailed COP30 progress in Brazil.
Deep beneath the ocean’s surface swims one of nature’s most remarkable survivors—the orange roughy, a fish that can live for an extraordinary 250 years, making it among the longest-lived creatures in the deep sea. These ancient fish have been gliding…
New photo series captures climate crisis reality across Philippine islands as the archipelago nation bears heavy consequences of global warming. Meanwhile, COP30 summit in Brazil draws criticism for inadequate fossil fuel commitments despite scientific warnings.
Indigenous communities in northeastern Cambodia are facing a health and environmental crisis as toxic runoff from gold mining operations poisons their ancestral rivers. In Ta Bouk village, located in Ratanakiri province near the protected Virachey National Park, residents report that…
