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Global leaders convene in Busan to shape a pivotal treaty addressing plastic production and chemical restrictions, amid industry pushback. Will the treaty bring transformative change or fall short?

AI cracks down on illegal wildlife trade with a cutting-edge system that screened 360,000 images and removed 7,853 illegal ads. Uncover how technology is reshaping the fight to protect endangered spec

Biden becomes the first U.S. president to visit the Amazon, unveiling $11B climate funding by 2024 and a $37.5M reforestation project in Brazil. Can these steps reverse environmental devastation?

Utqiagvik, Alaska, plunges into 64 days of darkness as the polar night begins. What keeps life moving when sunlight disappears? From cultural resilience to scientific research, the answers might surpr

Scientists identify chloronitramide anion in U.S. tap water systems serving 113 million people. Found in all 40 samples tested, this discovery raises urgent questions about potential health risks.

Fashion contributes to over 14 million tonnes of microplastics in oceans. Heriot-Watt's revolutionary fibre fragmentation scale could change industry standards—are manufacturers ready to act?

A manicurist in Japan transforms marine waste into nail art, spotlighting the 20 million tonnes of annual global plastic pollution. Can small-scale creativity spark change? Click for the details.

Giraffe populations have plummeted 77% since 1985, with just 5,919 northern giraffes left. The USFWS plans federal protections amid alarming U.S. imports of 40,000 giraffe parts. Could permits curb th

Unveiling the chilling reality of Siberia's Batagaika Crater: a one-kilometer-wide "gateway to the underworld" expanding 49 feet annually and releasing 169,500 tons of carbon since the 1960s.

California recalls Yu Shang's 72,240 pounds of cooked meat tied to Listeria, sparking public health warnings after an infant death. See if your favorite brands or retailers are affected!