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NOAA Funding Freeze Sparks Fears for Climate Monitoring and Extreme Weather Forecasting

5 June 20260Comments

As climate change accelerates and extreme weather events become more frequent, the systems that help societies predict storms, monitor environmental change, and protect vulnerable communities are more important than ever. Yet a growing controversy in…

The Race to Remove Plastic From the World’s Waterways

4 June 20260Comments

Plastic pollution has become one of the defining environmental crises of the 21st century. Every year, millions of tonnes of plastic enter rivers, lakes, and oceans, threatening marine ecosystems, wildlife, food security, and even human…

Pacific Nation to Host Global Leaders Ahead of COP31 Summit

1 June 20260Comments

As the world races toward another critical climate summit, one of the smallest nations on Earth is preparing to deliver one of the biggest messages. Tuvalu, a low-lying Pacific island nation already experiencing the devastating…

Scientists Warn Deep-Sea Mining Could Trigger Irreversible Ocean Damage as Global Pressure Mounts

29 May 20260Comments

The race to secure minerals for the green energy transition is accelerating across the globe, but scientists are increasingly warning that one of the proposed solutions—deep-sea mining—could unleash environmental consequences that humanity barely understands. As…

Mountains of Waste: How Fast Fashion Became One of the Planet’s Biggest Environmental Threats

18 May 20260Comments

The fashion industry was once praised for making trendy clothing affordable and accessible to millions. Today, it stands accused of helping drive one of the largest environmental crises on Earth. Behind cheap t-shirts, rapidly changing…

How Sustainable Fishing Is Transforming Kenya’s Coast

12 May 20260Comments

For decades, conservation and economic survival were often framed as competing priorities in many coastal communities across Africa. Fishers were expected to choose between protecting marine ecosystems or earning enough income to support their families.…

Tropical Deforestation Is Fuelling Deadly Heat — And Millions Are Already Paying the Price

11 May 20260Comments

For decades, the destruction of tropical rainforests has been framed as a biodiversity tragedy and a climate change accelerant. But scientists are now warning that the consequences are even more immediate and deadly than previously…

Which UK Party Actually Cares Most About the Environment?

7 May 20260Comments

There’s one question quietly shaping this year’s local elections more than many politicians expected: Which party actually takes climate change and the environment seriously? For years, environmental policy sat near the bottom of British political…

New Chinese Medicine Laws: Progress or Contradiction?

7 May 20260Comments

For centuries, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) has existed in two worlds at once: revered as an ancient healing philosophy while simultaneously facing accusations of fuelling wildlife trafficking, environmental destruction and dangerous pseudoscience. In the 21st…

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NOAA Funding Freeze Sparks Fears for Climate Monitoring and Extreme Weather Forecasting

The Race to Remove Plastic From the World’s Waterways

Pacific Nation to Host Global Leaders Ahead of COP31 Summit

Scientists Warn Deep-Sea Mining Could Trigger Irreversible Ocean Damage as Global Pressure Mounts

Mountains of Waste: How Fast Fashion Became One of the Planet’s Biggest Environmental Threats

How Sustainable Fishing Is Transforming Kenya’s Coast

Tropical Deforestation Is Fuelling Deadly Heat — And Millions Are Already Paying the Price

Which UK Party Actually Cares Most About the Environment?

New Chinese Medicine Laws: Progress or Contradiction?

Scientists Turn to “Assisted Evolution” to Save the World’s Coral Reefs

A City Where Breathing Is a Daily Risk

Thousands of Hand-Raised Baby Corals Offer New Hope for the Great Barrier Reef

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