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Greece imposes work breaks as a heat wave grips the country
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Greece imposes work breaks as a heat wave grips the country

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The Battle to Ban Fossil Fuel Advertising
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The Battle to Ban Fossil Fuel Advertising

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It's so common it's easy to overlook. But what if advertising has more power to shape our choices, our world and our climate than we realize? For decades, the fossil fuel industry has used marketing to buy our support and delay climate action – with remarkable success. Now some cities have had enough. They're banning ads for cruises, cars and flying – and they say that's just the beginning.See the Story
Autonomous Vehicle's Search in Mariana Trench Helps Advance Understanding of Deep Sea and Its Critical Minerals
United Nations · United States

Autonomous Vehicle's Search in Mariana Trench Helps Advance Understanding of Deep Sea and Its Critical Minerals

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A new autonomous underwater vehicle (AUV) imaged a previously unexplored portion of the seafloor in ultra-deep waters near the Mariana Trench. Operationalizing this technology for the first time was part of a mission led by the Ocean Exploration Cooperative Institute (OECI), based at the University of Rhode Island's Graduate School of Oceanography, with support from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the Bureau of Ocean …See the Story

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Company’s Carbon Credits Raise Questions About Unproven Ocean Technology to Fight Global Warming
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Company’s Carbon Credits Raise Questions About Unproven Ocean Technology to Fight Global Warming

Why Is Lula Still Silent on Brazil’s ‘Bill of Devastation?’ (Commentary)

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Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva was silent while the “bill of devastation” (formally PL 2159/2021) moved through the Chamber of Deputies, the lower house of Congress, and passed by a vote of 290 to 115 on May 13. The silence continued while the Senate, the upper house, added damaging amendments and passed the revised bill on May 23 by a vote of 54 to 13. With the bill back in the Chamber of Deputies, a motion approved by the Chambe…Lula Da Silva · BrazilSee the Story

From Apps to Indigenous Guardians: Ways We Can Save Rainforests

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Deforestation figures can be frustrating to look at, but there are a number of success stories when it comes to protecting tropical forests that we can learn from, Crystal Davis, global program director at the World Resources Institute, says in a recent Mongabay video. “We know what works. We know how to do it,” Davis […]Apps · PeruSee the Story

Indonesia tests shows blood mercury rising at ground zero of world energy transition

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MALUKU, Indonesia — Just four months after Mongabay reported on a dramatic surge in diagnoses of respiratory illness near Indonesia’s second-largest nickel industrial estate, new data indicate that up to half the local population may have been exposed to unsafe levels of mercury — and one in three to harmful arsenic. “This study is a serious warning of the long-term threat of heavy metal exposure, to both public health and environmental sustaina…Environment · MalukuRead Article

Peter Knights changed Asia’s appetite for ivory. Can he do the same for Africa?

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Few conservationists have shaped the public conversation around wildlife protection quite like Peter Knights. Best known for co-founding WildAid and helping to redefine conservation as a communications challenge as much as an ecological one, Knights built a career not by tracking poachers in the field but by shifting minds on a mass scale. His campaigns, often fronted by celebrities such as Yao Ming and Jackie Chan, have helped to dramatically r…ConservationRead Article

Will temperate seas act as refuge for coral reefs? Not in time, study says

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Climate change has already caused significant declines in coral reef coverage globally and is expected to do much further damage in coming decades. Some scientists have held out hope that tropical corals could improve their viability by expanding their range — by finding refuge in more temperate seas. But a new study throws cold water on the idea. Coral reef decline will far outpace expansion into temperate waters, the study finds. Most of the d…Climate Change · Marsa AlamRead Article

Indigenous rubber bounces back for Amazon conservation and higher income

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In the Igarapé Lourdes Indigenous Territory in the Brazilian Amazon, community members gather to listen to José Palahv Gavião. An Indigenous teacher and cooperative leader, he speaks about the past and the future of Amazonian rubber. Rubber extracted from forest trees was a major Brazilian commodity in the 1800s and early 1900s. But for the Indigenous Gavião people of this part of Rondônia state, it also meant exploitation and suffering. Today, …Amazon · BrazilRead Article

Forest connectivity key to preserving PNG’s spectacular rainforest birds: Study

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From pollinating plants to dispersing seeds, birds play a variety of crucial roles that help to keep ecosystems in balance. But when we degrade and fragment their habitats, some species disappear much quicker than others — taking their specific ecosystem functions with them. New research from Papua New Guinea, one of the world’s last havens […]Papua New Guinea · Papua New GuineaSee the Story

Listings of Indonesian islands renew fears of privatization for coastal communities

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A Canada-based website’s listing of Indonesian islands for sale has reignited fears of privatization, long linked to conflicts between companies and coastal communities. On June 18, 2025, listings appeared for several islands in Indonesia’s Anambas archipelago, in Riau Islands province, on the site Privateislandsonline.com. Indonesia’s Ministry of Marine Affairs and Fisheries has denied the validity of the listings, pointing out that national la…Environment · West Nusa TenggaraSee the Story

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