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Germany has achieved a landmark moment as wind and solar generated more electricity than fossil fuels for the first time, marking significant progress in its energy transition.
German startup Orbem has introduced its MRI-based in-ovo sexing technology in the U.S., enabling significant advancements in poultry hatcheries.
Recent wildfires in France and Spain, exacerbated by extreme climate swings, have led to significant evacuations and call for forest management solutions.
Recent research highlights how controlled burns have significantly saved giant sequoias from wildfires, shedding light on effective forest management practices.
The Brazilian Amazon experienced a dramatic reduction in wildfire acreage in 2025, indicating potential wildlife recovery amidst changing climatic conditions.
Researchers have uncovered a thriving coral reef off Benin's coast, long presumed dead, revealing rich biodiversity and potential for marine conservation.
A new study reveals a significant link between severe flooding in Appalachia and increased opioid deaths, highlighting the region's vulnerabilities.
Research highlights the Aral Sea’s significant role in climate change emissions, while offering insights into potential strategies for restoration.
Scientists have identified a new species of monkey, *Colobus congoensis*, in the Congo, highlighting biodiversity and conservation needs in the region.
China’s ambitious $167 billion hydropower project in Tibet faces significant risks from seismic activity, prompting calls for enhanced safety measures.
Western Europe experienced over 10,000 excess deaths due to an unprecedented heat wave in June, highlighting urgent climate adaptation needs.
Four Ugandan farmers are suing to halt the East African Crude Oil Pipeline, citing environmental and human rights concerns as its October launch approaches.
As demand for energy storage surges, new battery technologies like sodium-ion and solid-state offer promising alternatives to traditional lithium-ion solutions.
Recent studies reveal microplastics in humans, but questions remain about their sources and health effects, highlighting the need for improved detection and understanding.
Recent research indicates a growing risk of collapse for key Atlantic currents, urging immediate action on emissions to mitigate climate impacts.
Bottlenose dolphins in the Adriatic Sea are increasingly following fishing trawlers for food, signaling a troubling dependence on human activity due to overfishing.
Home batteries are reshaping energy management by enabling decentralized storage and distribution, enhancing grid reliability and driving emissions down.
Chicago's new air monitoring network, the largest in the U.S., aims to tackle pollution disparities and inform urban planning for healthier communities.
The retreat of glaciers deeply impacts Indigenous communities, disrupting spiritual connections and beliefs tied to these vital landscapes.
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline faces last-minute legal challenges as it nears completion, raising concerns over environmental impact and community rights.