Bolsonaro’s Words May Have Destroyed Up to 1,700 Square Kilometers of Amazon Rainforest
A study finds Bolsonaro's words against forest protection drove destruction of the Amazon, nearly doubling the area of Berlin lost.
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River pollution in Europe is falling, yet the continent risks missing its 2030 water targets
European rivers are getting cleaner, but the pace of improvement isn't fast enough to meet the 2030 environmental targets.
Final Rule Underway to Roll Back Fuel Economy Standards
A decree is made, lowering the standard of fuel economy for new machines, a blow unto the health of the nation.
Rose George’s New Book Takes Readers Below Deck to Expose the Hidden Costs of Seafood
Journalist Rose George dives deep into the troubled global fishing industry, revealing fish as sentient beings in peril.
Jackson Talks Astrodome Plans as Fernández Warns of Unsafe Houston Waterways
A Houston tale of two leaders: one preserves the Dome, the other warns of waters fouled with E. coli.
Sacred Springs of South Africa Carry Tiny Bits of Plastic, New Report Finds
A new investigation finds tiny bits of plastic in sacred springs across South Africa, raising questions about their purity.
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Ted Searches for Trees While the Once-ler Tells the Lorax’s Sad Tale
A tale of Thneedville, where a boy seeks a tree to win a girl's heart, and the Lorax warns of ruin wrought by greed.
Data Center Industry Seeks to Escape Pollution Rules, and the EPA Is Considering Letting It Happen
A report reveals 30 federal actions since January 2025 that weaken EPA rules, putting data center pollution and public health at risk.