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Oyster Reef Restoration Boosts Marine Biomass 45 Times in Prince Edward Island Eelgrass Beds
Coastlines everywhere are losing ground, quite literally. Pollution, warmer water and years of human pressure have hollowed out seagrass meadows…
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Bornean Orangutans Trapped as Indonesia Forest Fires Destroy Borneo’s Last Refuges
Picture a forest fire moving in from three directions at once, with nowhere left to run. That’s roughly what’s happening…
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Typhoon Dujuan Batters Japan: Millions Face Floods, Landslides and Travel Chaos Across Tokyo and Beyond
A major storm has put much of eastern Japan on edge this week. Typhoon Dujuan tracked close to the Boso…
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Super El Niño 2026: Why Scientists Warn of 450,000 Extra Deaths in Six Months
A powerful El Niño event now unfolding across the Pacific could take a heavy human toll in the coming months.…
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Major Hurricane Polo Explodes Into a Category 5 Storm Over the Pacific Near Mexico
Something unusual is happening off Mexico’s Pacific coast right now. Hurricane Polo Category 5 storm, In less than a day,…
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Karnali River Flood Disaster in Nepal: A Warning Sign for the World’s Last Wild Rivers
A sudden glacial collapse in the Himalayas recently sent floodwater and debris crashing through Nepal, killing over a thousand people…
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El Niño Weather Pattern: Why Drought and Flash Floods Are Now Striking Together
For decades, El Niño was mostly a dry weather signal, a warning of weak monsoons and falling crop production. El…
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Monsoon Rains Are Turning Polluted Rivers Into Superbug Highways
Every year, millions of people living along rivers in South Asia, Africa, and Latin America depend on that water for…
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Bali Coral Reefs Could Bounce Back if Tourism Turns Sustainable, New Study Finds
Bali’s beaches attract millions of travellers every year, but beneath the waves a quieter story is developing. Bali coral reefs,…
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Indonesia’s rainy Season to Arrive Late as El Nino Pushes Rain Into November
For millions of people living across the Indonesian archipelago, the sky has stayed dry far longer than usual this year.…
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