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One year into his presidency, Donald Trump has delivered on campaign promises to dramatically reshape America’s climate and energy policies. From declaring a “national energy emergency” and withdrawing from the Paris Agreement to eliminating electric vehicle subsidies and reopening coastlines…
A remarkable new scientific discovery is reshaping our understanding of bovine intelligence, as researchers have documented the first confirmed cases of cows deliberately using tools to solve problems. This unprecedented finding challenges long-held assumptions about the cognitive capabilities of farm…
In the waters off Thailand, an unlikely conservation hero is emerging from the world of social media. Theerasak ‘Pop’ Saksritawee, an amateur conservationist turned environmental influencer, has developed an extraordinary connection with one of Southeast Asia’s most threatened marine species:…
Despite experiencing a cooling La Niña weather pattern, 2025 still emerged as the third-warmest year since global temperature records began in 1850, according to new data from the World Meteorological Organization (WMO). The finding underscores the relentless warming trend driven…
A critical gap in global conservation efforts is putting countless African plant species at risk, as the vast majority remain unassessed by the world’s primary extinction risk database. While conservation organizations, governments, and funding bodies rely heavily on the International…
Utah faces a stark contradiction: Governor Spencer Cox wants to save the dying Great Salt Lake while simultaneously transforming the drought-stricken state into a data center hub. Standing beside the shrinking lake in September, Cox unveiled an ambitious plan to…
Each winter, millions of birds embark on epic journeys spanning thousands of kilometers from the frozen landscapes of Siberia and Central Asia to the warmer regions of South Asia. These remarkable migrations follow two major routes: the Central Asian Flyway…
Environmental scientists are raising urgent concerns about Venezuela’s fragile ecosystems as the country’s political upheaval intensifies pressure on its vast natural resources. With more than half of Venezuela covered by forest—including critical Amazon Basin territory—along with extensive grasslands, wetlands, and…
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…
Rising seas claim four residential properties this winter as councils pledge demolition funding for vulnerable shorelines. Meanwhile, the UK announces massive solar and green technology initiative to slash household energy bills, and Thai influencer partners with scientists to rescue critically endangered dugongs.
