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Trends
Plastic Waste Fertilizer: How Scientists Are Turning Trash Into Plant Food
Most of us throw plastic away without a second thought, yet that same plastic waste can sit in landfills or…
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Coral Triangle Reefs Are Holding Their Ground While the World’s Reefs Struggle With Marine Heatwaves
Most coral news these days is grim. Marine heatwaves are hitting reefs closer together in time than they used to,…
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Indigenous Knowledge and Acoustic Technology Team Up to Find the World’s Smallest Monkey in the Amazon
Try picturing the task of finding the world’s smallest primate somewhere inside a rainforest the size of a small country.…
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Mozambique Protects Mount Mabu Butterfly Forest in Major Win for Wildlife Conservation
Tucked away in northern Mozambique is a mountain forest so full of butterflies that visitors describe walking through a living…
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Gold Without Mercury: Inside Peru’s Artisanal Mining Reform in the Amazon
Ask anyone in Madre de Dios how their family gets by, and gold mining comes up fast. It’s work that’s…
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Arunachal Pradesh’s 32 High-Risk Glacial Lakes Raise Flood Alarm for Downstream Rivers in Assam and Bhutan
Up in the Eastern Himalayas, something is shifting, and it’s not good news for the valleys below. A river expert…
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Fertilizer Pollution and Rising Ocean Heat Are Pushing Gulf of Mexico Coral Reefs to the Brink
Most people picture coral reefs as bright, busy underwater worlds, the kind shown in animated films. Gulf Coral Reefs Facing…
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Burnt Coconut and a 20-Year Mystery: How Sri Lanka’s New Endemic Species Was Found
Sometimes the biggest scientific discoveries begin with the smallest details. In Sri Lanka’s Knuckles Mountain Range, researchers trying to catch…
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China’s Red Sand Sea: The Taklimakan Desert’s Rare Crimson Dunes That Look Painted, Not Natural
Most people think of deserts in shades of gold and beige, so a stretch of deep red sand feels almost…
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Opinion
River Sharks and Rays: The Forgotten Fauna Facing a Silent Extinction Crisis
Ask most people where sharks and rays live, and they’ll say the ocean. Few realise that dozens of species actually…
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