A Lancaster University modelling study estimates about 335,500 tonnes of trifluoroacetic acid (TFA) — a persistent PFAS — were deposited from the atmosphere between 2000 and 2022. Replacement refrigerants and s...
Simulations reported in a Nature Communications preprint find abrupt aerosol increases can warm the atmosphere...
Researchers sampled more than 50 geothermally warmed headwater streams across Iceland, Alaska, Greenland, Sval...
Black bear sightings rise in late spring and early summer because bears emerge from three to four months of hi...
New research in the Journal of Zoology indicates Burmese pythons in the Everglades may act as unintentional se...
A McGill-led study finds that microbes in and beneath nonproducing oil and gas wells may be emitting methane a...
The Mekong River is experiencing dangerous levels of arsenic and other heavy metals, traced by researchers to ...
New Zealand produced 94.5% of its electricity from renewable sources in Q1 2026, driven by record solar output...
The Colorado River supports 40 million people but faces an urgent shortfall from climate-driven declines, long-standing over-allocation and rapid groundwater loss. Reservoirs are critically low (Lake Powell ~25...
New University of Sheffield-led research finds mining in Africa causes far more forest loss than mine footprin...
University of Miami research shows Biscayne Bay has become warmer, saltier and more acidic over the past ~20 y...
The 30x30 pledge has driven a rapid expansion of marine protected areas, but area alone does not guarantee con...
A 25-year effort using intensive camera traps across Bolivia and Peru has yielded the largest verified photogr...
The Lubec Shellfish Committee and the Downeast Institute planted seed clams on Lawrence’s Factory, Globe Cove ...
Dead plants and animals leave persistent physical remnants that strongly influence how ecosystems recover afte...
Researchers warn that a koala population boom in South Australia's Mount Lofty Ranges—now home to roughly 10% ...
Scientists recorded an extreme Antarctic heatwave on June 6, with temperatures up to 15.4 °C (59.7 °F) on the Trinity Peninsula — roughly 20 °C (36 °F) above normal. Warm rain melted glacier sur...
San Juan province in western Argentina faces acute water scarcity: annual rainfall barely exceeds 100 mm, rive...
Auburn University’s 2024–2025 U.S. Beekeeping Survey found that managed honey bee colonies fell by 55.6% betwe...
The Jane Goodall Institute announced that Beau, an infant chimpanzee rescued from the illegal wildlife trade i...
The Gulf of Gökova rebounded from near ecological collapse after being designated Turkey’s first marine protec...
Two years after the Ashland Mill Dam was removed in 2024, more than 750 alewife floater mussels were reintrodu...
The Bureau of Land Management denied a May 8, 2026 request to graze bison on seven federal allotments, prompti...
Georgia officials are urging residents—especially in Bryan, Bulloch, Chatham, Effingham, Liberty and Screven c...
The UN's World Ocean Assessment — prepared by 600 scientists from 86 countries — warns that warming, pollution and overfishing are combining to create a deepening global ocean crisis. Sea-level rise, ocean acid...
Greenpeace's analysis, reported by The Guardian, finds the ultra‑wealthy are linked to nearly $1 trillion in a...
France announced three new strict marine protection zones on World Oceans Day, bringing strictly protected wat...
The University of Florida reviewed nearly 500 alligator incidents since 1948 and found 96% involved risky huma...
A Lancaster University modelling study estimates about 335,500 tonnes of trifluoroacetic acid (TFA) — a persistent PFAS — were deposited from the atmosphere between 2000 and 2022. Replacement refrigerants and s...
Simulations reported in a Nature Communications preprint find abrupt aerosol increases can warm the atmosphere...
Researchers sampled more than 50 geothermally warmed headwater streams across Iceland, Alaska, Greenland, Sval...
Black bear sightings rise in late spring and early summer because bears emerge from three to four months of hi...
New research in the Journal of Zoology indicates Burmese pythons in the Everglades may act as unintentional se...
A McGill-led study finds that microbes in and beneath nonproducing oil and gas wells may be emitting methane a...
The Mekong River is experiencing dangerous levels of arsenic and other heavy metals, traced by researchers to ...
New Zealand produced 94.5% of its electricity from renewable sources in Q1 2026, driven by record solar output...
The Colorado River supports 40 million people but faces an urgent shortfall from climate-driven declines, long-standing over-allocation and rapid groundwater loss. Reservoirs are critically low (Lake Powell ~25...
New University of Sheffield-led research finds mining in Africa causes far more forest loss than mine footprin...
University of Miami research shows Biscayne Bay has become warmer, saltier and more acidic over the past ~20 y...
The 30x30 pledge has driven a rapid expansion of marine protected areas, but area alone does not guarantee con...
A 25-year effort using intensive camera traps across Bolivia and Peru has yielded the largest verified photogr...
The Lubec Shellfish Committee and the Downeast Institute planted seed clams on Lawrence’s Factory, Globe Cove ...
Dead plants and animals leave persistent physical remnants that strongly influence how ecosystems recover afte...
Researchers warn that a koala population boom in South Australia's Mount Lofty Ranges—now home to roughly 10% ...
Scientists recorded an extreme Antarctic heatwave on June 6, with temperatures up to 15.4 °C (59.7 °F) on the Trinity Peninsula — roughly 20 °C (36 °F) above normal. Warm rain melted glacier sur...
San Juan province in western Argentina faces acute water scarcity: annual rainfall barely exceeds 100 mm, rive...
Auburn University’s 2024–2025 U.S. Beekeeping Survey found that managed honey bee colonies fell by 55.6% betwe...
The Jane Goodall Institute announced that Beau, an infant chimpanzee rescued from the illegal wildlife trade i...
The Gulf of Gökova rebounded from near ecological collapse after being designated Turkey’s first marine protec...
Two years after the Ashland Mill Dam was removed in 2024, more than 750 alewife floater mussels were reintrodu...
The Bureau of Land Management denied a May 8, 2026 request to graze bison on seven federal allotments, prompti...
Georgia officials are urging residents—especially in Bryan, Bulloch, Chatham, Effingham, Liberty and Screven c...
The UN's World Ocean Assessment — prepared by 600 scientists from 86 countries — warns that warming, pollution and overfishing are combining to create a deepening global ocean crisis. Sea-level rise, ocean acid...
Greenpeace's analysis, reported by The Guardian, finds the ultra‑wealthy are linked to nearly $1 trillion in a...
France announced three new strict marine protection zones on World Oceans Day, bringing strictly protected wat...
The University of Florida reviewed nearly 500 alligator incidents since 1948 and found 96% involved risky huma...