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The FDA bans Red Dye No. 3, linked to cancer in animals; discover which popular foods and drinks will change by 2027.

Research uncovers that just 1 in 34 grizzlies in B.C.'s ecotourism zones were linked to human conflicts, mostly due to salmon scarcity. Are guided tours safer than assumed?

Nine popular Sydney beaches, including Manly and Dee Why, are closed after marble-sized mystery balls washed ashore, prompting health and environmental concerns among authorities and beachgoers.

Once numbering in the millions, the Clear Lake hitch population has plummeted by 99% due to water scarcity and invasive species. Can conservation efforts reverse this alarming trend?

€8.5M has been spent tackling invasive plants in Ireland, with giant hogweed burning skin and knotweed breaking concrete. Learn how councils are battling these growing threats across the nation.

Olympic National Park's famed 'Tree of Life' has dropped 5 feet due to erosion, jeopardizing its future. Learn about the natural forces endangering this iconic Sitka spruce.

The U.S. is setting the strongest CO₂ pipeline safety rules after a 2020 leak hospitalized 45. These changes aim to prevent future incidents and protect communities as CO₂ transport rapidly expands.

Quebec confirms 11 measles cases; thousands potentially exposed at Carrefour Laval Mall. Unvaccinated individuals urged to monitor symptoms and seek immediate medical advice.

Victoria's endangered Helmeted Honeyeater population has tripled to 250 in the wild, thanks to targeted conservation efforts.

Australia's $3.4 billion investment uncovers natural hydrogen reserves, potentially transforming industrial energy use with this clean, emission-free resource.