EEnvironment Read More Arizona hub to process 25,000 tpa of e-waste for rare earth recoveryJuly 23, 2026 Millions of discarded laptops, server drives, and electric motors sitting in waste streams hold the key to North…
EEnvironment Read More What MEPC 84 means for shipping’s Net Zero ambitionsJuly 23, 2026 Quantifying emissions Work to advance the IMO’s life cycle assessment framework leaves some key questions unresolved. Methodologies to…
EEnvironment Read More Long-lost coral reefs rediscovered off the coast of AfricaJuly 23, 2026 Some 60 years ago scientists documented a coral reef off the coast of Benin in West Africa that…
EEnvironment Read More Climate crisis-driven heat ‘sucking soils dry’ as extreme drought hits Europe | DroughtJuly 23, 2026 Extreme heat supercharged by the climate crisis is sucking Europe dry in summer and intensifying the drought hitting…
EEnvironment Read More Underwater drones discover coral reefs off Benin, long presumed dead, teeming with lifeJuly 22, 2026 A picture of the reef by Gérard Zinzindohoué Scientists in search of coral reef barriers which had been…
EEnvironment Read More Québec’s Bill 9 doesn’t just ban symbols — it bans obligationsJuly 22, 2026 As of Sept. 1, Muslim students at Québec’s post-secondary colleges, known as CEGEPs, will have no place to…
EEnvironment Read More Vietnam’s coffee boom fueled by decades of deforestation, report findsJuly 22, 2026 Decades of unchecked deforestation for coffee production has devastated Vietnam’s Central Highland forests, according to a…
EEnvironment Read More The largest waterfall on Earth is hidden beneath the ocean between Greenland and Iceland, where cold water plunges more than three kilometres down the seafloor at 3.5 million cubic metres per secondJuly 22, 2026 The surface of the Denmark Strait gives no sign of a three-kilometre drop below. Between Greenland and Iceland,…
EEnvironment Read More Security Council LIVE: Can critical minerals fuel peace and prosperity instead of conflict?July 22, 2026 The Security Council met Wednesday in New York to debate critical minerals — the lithium, cobalt and copper…
EEnvironment Read More Warm ocean water is melting a giant Antarctic glacier from below. Scientists want to stop it with an 80km underwater curtain |July 22, 2026 Scientists are checking if an underwater curtain is what will keep an Antarctic glacier from slowly melting due…
EEnvironment Read More In cities, summer nights reveal the one thing running air conditioners at full blast can never fix, and it has nothing to do with the unit itselfJuly 22, 2026 Step outside at midnight in Phoenix or Houston on a July night and something feels wrong. It is…
EEnvironment Read More Global assessment shows blue carbon wealth dominated by ocean processes and unevenly distributed across countriesJuly 22, 2026 Data sources and spatial harmonization We compiled updated datasets on blue carbon ecosystem extent, annual carbon sequestration, biological…