California’s salmon fishery reopens after three-year shutdown, but the recovery is fragile
Federal managers cleared a limited, tightly controlled 2026 season and Washington sent $21.3 million in disaster aid, yet drought, hatchery dependence and a warming Pacific still threaten a fish central to coastal economies and tribal life.
Smoke from Canada’s wildfires prompts US air quality alerts for 70 million people in...
Cities affected included New York, Cleveland and Chicago.
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What BP’s Decision to Abandon the Great Australian Bight Says About the Future of...
The reality is that there are fundamental structural problems with BP’s and other oil majors’ growth-led business model.
Trump administration narrows Endangered Species Act protections by removing habitat destruction rule
The administration has eliminated a decades-old definition of “harm,” making it more difficult to use the Endangered Species Act to stop projects that destroy critical wildlife habitat.
The military-industrial complex is fueling climate catastrophe—let’s demand accountability at COP
For our survival and for each other, we must demand climate justice that tells the truth.
Microplastics found in birds’ lungs in new study
The researchers focused on analyzing potential microplastics in birds, as bird health can provide insights and warnings about potential impacts on the surrounding environment.
Lawsuit challenges permits for some of Texas’ largest polluters, alleges state fails to enforce...
“Until we get control of the emissions in those disproportionate areas or overburden areas. I think all permitting should be stopped until we get a handle on it.”
‘Canaries in the coal mine’: Protesters rally against Cumbria mine as public inquiry launches
Campaigners are urging ministers to “keep the coal in the ground” as a four-week inquiry into the Whitehaven opencast mine begins.
Sweden imagines life after cars with ‘one-minute cities’
"As most greenhouse gas emissions occur in cities, by far, we need to demonstrate how we can switch out old systems and cultures for new ones, retrofitting our existing environments."