Tuesday, June 3, 2025

Ozone pollution in US national parks is nearly the same as in large cities

Over the past century it has become increasingly hard to protect the parks from impacts of human activities outside their boundaries.

How climate change is washing away precious evidence of our distant past

Archaeologists and policymakers are now working side by side to keep peatlands protected environments, to help capture and preserve both carbon and the evidence of the UK’s history.

Ireland puts a halt on future fossil fuel exploration

Climate Energy Bill is the newest legislature passed by the Irish government to protect the environment and effects of climate change.
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The end of oil? Pandemic adds to fossil fuel glut, but COVID-19 relief money...

“The pandemic has taken essentially every weakness that already existed in the oil industry and then made each of them much, much worse..."

Dubai is a fitting host for the climate circus

A host nation that promises progress but relies on regressive policies is revealing just how seriously fossil fuel interests have coopted UN climate talks.

The New Big 5: How wildlife photography can help save threatened species

Shooting animals with cameras, not guns, is one key path forward in wildlife conservation.

1 million people ‘check in’ on Facebook to support Dakota Access Pipeline protesters

The Sacred Stone Camp told Snopes they are not behind the tactic but pointed out it was a “great way to express solidarity” with the pipeline protest.

Atmospheric methane levels surge in 2020 to highest level in millions of years

“If countries make plans now to put society on a path of sustained and dramatic cuts to emissions from today, we can avoid ever-rising emissions and the dangerously accelerating impacts of climate change.”

History shows that stacking federal science advisory committees doesn’t work

Facing these threats, scientists should not disengage from providing the nation with objective analysis and recommendations.