EPA’s new way of evaluating pollution rules hands deregulators a sledgehammer and license to ignore public health
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It’s time for gardeners to ask some prickly questions about invasive species
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Landslides on one side, floods on the other: the Costa Rican village desperate to escape the climate crisis | Global development
In Emilio Peña Delgado’s home, several photos hang on the wall. One shows him standing in front of…
How to Watch the Northern Lights for a Third Time This Week
NEED TO KNOW Fast solar winds from a coronal hole may keep auroras active tonight, with geomagnetic conditions…
Plan to allow fishing around Chagos Islands alarms conservationists | Chagos Islands
One of the most precious marine reserves in the world, home to sharks, turtles and rare tropical fish,…
CEO’s payout, workplace relationship spur governance upheaval at Ontario pension plan
Senior executives at CAAT, a $23-billion Ontario pension plan, raised concerns about the approval of an unusually large…
Winter Storms Wreak Havoc – Blame Fossil Fuels, Not Renewables
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The trip that opened Antarctica to tourists — 60 years on, was it a mistake?
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Climate change is not making extreme cold more common
As memories of the recent winter storm begin to fade and new systems line up on the horizon,…
Mexico and US look for new deal in long-running battle over 80-year old water treaty
Mexico City has experiencing years of low rainfall, leaving it often unable to supply its citizens with water.…
King Charles Delivers Environment Speech In Amazon Doc
EXCLUSIVE: We have first footage of a 21-year-old King Charles III (then just a humble Prince) delivering one…
No human has ever seen these “uninhabitable” places on Earth – dark, deep, and high pressure, but scientists found something there
Our Earth is full of weird and wonderful things, and every day, it appears that researchers are stumbling…