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Study shows spotted eagles forced to fly an additional 85km due to Ukraine conflict, altering migration patterns and impacting survival. Learn how war zones affect wildlife behavior.

70-year-old Dale Chorman was tragically killed by a protective moose near Homer, Alaska, while photographing newborn calves. The incident highlights the dangers of close wildlife encounters.

Honda announces a bold $63 billion investment to lead the EV market, aiming to launch seven new models by 2030 and significantly cut production costs. This strategic move promises an electrifying futu

The EU's new directive enforces up to 10-year prison sentences for severe environmental crimes, expanding the list of offenses to include illegal ship recycling and timber trafficking. Learn about the

Report reveals methane emissions at U.S. landfills regularly exceed federal limits, with some emissions higher than reported. EPA faces pressure to update landfill regulations.

Trashboard, in collaboration with Airbus, transforms discarded aircraft carbon and recycled cardboard into high-performance, eco-friendly skateboards. Join the movement towards sustainable skateboardi

The Iberian lynx population in Spain and Portugal reaches a record 2,021, marking a major success in conservation efforts. Discover the latest stats and the impact of these efforts on the lynx's

Patna tops IIT's Flood Severity Index, revealing the districts most vulnerable to floods. Learn about the top 30 flood-prone areas and their historical data.

Bruno Heller's family is at the center of a major Amazon deforestation scandal, clearing over 6,500 hectares. The largest plot uncovered yet, involving illegal cattle farming and environmental crimes.

California's population grows for the first time since 2020, adding over 67,000 new residents in 2023. Key factors include a rebound in legal immigration and increased housing units.