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Gone are the days when visiting a National Trust property meant tiptoeing around roped-off rooms while dodging strategically placed pine cones and teasels that warned “don’t sit here.” The UK’s leading conservation charity is revolutionizing the visitor experience at its…
A groundbreaking study published in Nature reveals that conservation’s biggest failures can’t be solved with better science alone—they require confronting uncomfortable truths about race, power, and historical exclusion that continue to influence environmental protection today. The research, led by Moreangels…
A chance encounter on a coffee farm in southern India has led to an exciting scientific discovery—a new species of burrowing snake that had been hiding in plain sight for years. Tour guide Basil P. Das first spotted the small…
Archaeologists have made a remarkable discovery beneath one of Wales’ most beloved recreational spaces, uncovering what experts are calling the largest Roman villa ever found in the country. The ancient structure lies buried less than a meter below the surface…
The Trump administration’s EPA is reconsidering whether the agency has the legal authority to revise air pollution regulations multiple times when new scientific evidence reveals greater health risks—a move that could severely limit the agency’s ability to protect public health…
Arizona has secured a landmark agreement with Riverview LLP, a major dairy operation whose intensive groundwater pumping has left residents in the desert town of Willcox without water and caused their homes to sink into the subsiding earth. The settlement…
A contaminated landfill that once posed an environmental threat to Waukegan, Illinois, has been transformed into a powerful symbol of clean energy justice. The new 9.1-megawatt Yeoman Solar Project, built on a former Superfund site, now provides affordable renewable energy…
Australia’s Climate Change and Energy Minister Chris Bowen is preparing to take an unprecedented diplomatic approach as the world’s chief climate negotiator for COP31, focusing his efforts on directly engaging oil-rich nations that have consistently blocked progress on fossil fuel…
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ proposal to dredge the Cape Fear River in North Carolina is drawing fierce opposition from environmental groups worried about disturbing dangerous PFAS chemicals already contaminating the waterway. This latest development represents another chapter in…
Recent discussions about US involvement in Venezuela’s oil sector highlight the complex intersection of energy policy, environmental concerns, and geopolitical stability in South America. Venezuela, home to some of the world’s largest proven oil reserves, has seen its petroleum industry…
