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Think plastic bottles are harmless? Only 9% get recycled, while 12.7M tons pollute oceans yearly, harming wildlife and fueling a global crisis. The shocking stats will change how you see them.

Hospitals are now required to test flu patients for H5N1 within 24 hours as bird flu claims 20 million chickens, leading to unprecedented egg prices.

Scientists identify genetically unique, fast-growing herring preying on sticklebacks in the Baltic Sea, potentially balancing the ecosystem.

New York's $3B yearly climate fund holds polluters accountable for extreme weather, health costs, and public safety. Learn how this law reshapes responsibility and strengthens climate resilience.

From rare lizard surges on a Caribbean island to a giant 'Darth Vader' sea bug discovery, these species’ astonishing survival stories reveal the secrets behind their numbers.

A rare Tennessee salamander faces federal review after losing 65% of its habitat population. Could endangered species status bring survival hope and water quality improvements?

The newly constructed border wall segment in Arizona's California Gulch obstructs the Sonora chub's vital 4-mile habitat, threatening this rare desert fish's survival. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Servi

"Unveiling Toronto's new 20,650-square-foot Spirit Garden at Nathan Phillips Square, honoring residential school survivors with unique Indigenous art installations.

Toxic PFAS chemicals threaten UK and Europe with £1.6 trillion cleanup costs, contaminating over 10,000 sites and drinking water with dangerous health risks like cancer and fertility issues.

Kansas officials propose raising three species’ conservation status after major population boosts. Can these numbers signal hope for wildlife recovery? Full stats inside!