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February 16, 2026
How Overfishing Slows Ocean Recovery and Whether Fisheries Can Rebuild
Fish stocks do not recover because of hope. They recover when catch limits are enforced,…
News
February 16, 2026
Why Seas Are Losing Oxygen: Fertilizer Pollution And Expanding Dead Zones
Fertilizer pollution feels like a farm-field problem, but it travels through rivers to coasts and…
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February 16, 2026
Benefits Of Regenerative Agriculture With Evidence And Greenwashing Warnings
Regenerative agriculture is no longer a fringe idea. In 2026, it sits at the center…
News
February 16, 2026
Diets, Supply Chains And Food Systems And Emissions In a Warming Climate
Food is no longer just a nutrition story; it is a climate story too. FAO…
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February 16, 2026
Where Fires Hit Hardest: Top 10 Countries Most Affected Recently
If you are asking what forest fires are, think of fast-moving blazes that damage forests,…
World
February 14, 2026
Why Coral Bleaching Spreads And What Helps Reef Recovery Best
Reefs are turning white faster than many coastal communities can adapt. Coral bleaching is no…
World
February 14, 2026
Fixing E-waste: The Fastest-Growing Waste Stream Now Demands Action
Tech upgrades feel clean. E-waste is not. Old phones, chargers, earbuds, laptops, and smart appliances…
World
February 14, 2026
PFAS and “Forever Chemicals” Explained: A Look at Uses, Risks, Regulation
PFAS are synthetic chemicals used since the 1940s because they repel heat, grease, oil, and…
World
February 14, 2026
How Scientists Use Attribution Science to Link Disasters and Climate Change
Attribution science is climate detective work. Instead of saying “climate change makes extreme weather worse”…
World
February 13, 2026
2026 Health Risks: How Industrial Pollution Is Impacting Communities
What is industrial pollution in plain terms? It is harmful air, water, and waste released…
