The Sierra Club and CHIPS Communities United, represented by Earthjustice, are suing the Trump administration after the EPA approved two unnamed chemicals for semiconductor production despite acknowledging insu...
The Trump administration has proposed repealing the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule, which currently prev...
The Stone Living Lab is expanding its Real-Time Monitoring Network with two overland sensors in Essex, a plann...
COP17 opened in Ulaanbaatar on 17 August to confront accelerating land degradation: nearly 3.5 billion people ...
Florida is emerging as a testing ground for coastal adaptation, where designers, startups and universities are...
The EPA will temporarily allow winter-grade gasoline to be sold starting September 1 — about two weeks earlier...
The return of giant Atlantic bluefin tuna to Yorkshire — including two recent catches near Whitby — marks a no...
France has granted EDF an environmental authorisation to begin preparatory works at Gravelines for two 1,600 M...
Sea surface temperatures and marine shifts point toward a potentially historic El Niño that forecasts suggest could peak in 2026. NOAA's official metric classifies El Niño events as weak, moderate, strong or ve...
Unusually large jellyfish blooms have driven swimmers from Delaware beaches this summer, with lifeguards repor...
Clearbrook has partnered with Common Energy on a 16-project, ~60 MW community solar portfolio expected to prod...
The study measured VOC emissions above Beijing from May to July 2021 and found that biogenic VOCs — though onl...
Britain's recent drought reveals a looming flood risk: dry, compacted soils and the historic loss of wetlands ...
Direct, unconditional cash payments to Indigenous and local communities are presented as a promising way to re...
Australia has installed more than 500,000 home battery systems since a national 30% rebate program began, a sh...
Wildfires across Europe this summer have exposed buried bombs and mines from World War I and II, creating fres...
Human remains were recovered near a houseboat at Lake Powell on Aug. 14 and are being examined by the Utah State Medical Examiner. Lake Powell is under 30% capacity, and officials warn that dropping below a 33-...
Researchers at West Virginia University operate a pilot facility at Mount Storm that extracts dissolved rare e...
On a 35°C day in south London, a 1960s ex-council house retrofitted to Passivhaus principles stayed about 10°C...
Since 2011, nearly 200 rehabilitated Sumatran orangutans have been moved to Jantho Pine Forest Nature Reserve ...
Warmer coastal waters from a strengthening El Niño — compounded by long-term human-driven warming — are pushin...
The Illinois Department of Natural Resources removed several hundred juvenile silver carp from the Illinois Ri...
Katie Schlick has been named Massachusetts' first statewide heat resilience officer to lead a multi-agency str...
China is reportedly weighing a bid to host the 2028 UN climate summit (COP33), though no final decision or tim...
Lake Powell has dropped to about 3,520 feet, its lowest level since filling began more than 60 years ago, raising concerns about hydropower and water security across the Colorado River system. Scientists link t...
IWTO’s Green Book argues that conventional environmental metrics were designed for industrial systems and ther...
The BLM estimates more than 60,000 wild horses live on public lands across 10 Western states, with Nevada host...
The New England Aquarium and a large volunteer network rescued 473 cold‑stunned sea turtles on Cape Cod this w...
The Sierra Club and CHIPS Communities United, represented by Earthjustice, are suing the Trump administration after the EPA approved two unnamed chemicals for semiconductor production despite acknowledging insu...
The Trump administration has proposed repealing the 2001 Roadless Area Conservation Rule, which currently prev...
The Stone Living Lab is expanding its Real-Time Monitoring Network with two overland sensors in Essex, a plann...
COP17 opened in Ulaanbaatar on 17 August to confront accelerating land degradation: nearly 3.5 billion people ...
Florida is emerging as a testing ground for coastal adaptation, where designers, startups and universities are...
The EPA will temporarily allow winter-grade gasoline to be sold starting September 1 — about two weeks earlier...
The return of giant Atlantic bluefin tuna to Yorkshire — including two recent catches near Whitby — marks a no...
France has granted EDF an environmental authorisation to begin preparatory works at Gravelines for two 1,600 M...
Sea surface temperatures and marine shifts point toward a potentially historic El Niño that forecasts suggest could peak in 2026. NOAA's official metric classifies El Niño events as weak, moderate, strong or ve...
Unusually large jellyfish blooms have driven swimmers from Delaware beaches this summer, with lifeguards repor...
Clearbrook has partnered with Common Energy on a 16-project, ~60 MW community solar portfolio expected to prod...
The study measured VOC emissions above Beijing from May to July 2021 and found that biogenic VOCs — though onl...
Britain's recent drought reveals a looming flood risk: dry, compacted soils and the historic loss of wetlands ...
Direct, unconditional cash payments to Indigenous and local communities are presented as a promising way to re...
Australia has installed more than 500,000 home battery systems since a national 30% rebate program began, a sh...
Wildfires across Europe this summer have exposed buried bombs and mines from World War I and II, creating fres...
Human remains were recovered near a houseboat at Lake Powell on Aug. 14 and are being examined by the Utah State Medical Examiner. Lake Powell is under 30% capacity, and officials warn that dropping below a 33-...
Researchers at West Virginia University operate a pilot facility at Mount Storm that extracts dissolved rare e...
On a 35°C day in south London, a 1960s ex-council house retrofitted to Passivhaus principles stayed about 10°C...
Since 2011, nearly 200 rehabilitated Sumatran orangutans have been moved to Jantho Pine Forest Nature Reserve ...
Warmer coastal waters from a strengthening El Niño — compounded by long-term human-driven warming — are pushin...
The Illinois Department of Natural Resources removed several hundred juvenile silver carp from the Illinois Ri...
Katie Schlick has been named Massachusetts' first statewide heat resilience officer to lead a multi-agency str...
China is reportedly weighing a bid to host the 2028 UN climate summit (COP33), though no final decision or tim...
Lake Powell has dropped to about 3,520 feet, its lowest level since filling began more than 60 years ago, raising concerns about hydropower and water security across the Colorado River system. Scientists link t...
IWTO’s Green Book argues that conventional environmental metrics were designed for industrial systems and ther...
The BLM estimates more than 60,000 wild horses live on public lands across 10 Western states, with Nevada host...
The New England Aquarium and a large volunteer network rescued 473 cold‑stunned sea turtles on Cape Cod this w...