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Costa Rica’s New Wildlife Crossing Law: Roads Must Now Protect Animals
Drive through Costa Rica and you’ll notice something odd within the first hour: yellow signs everywhere warning drivers about sloths,…
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South Africa’s Spekboom Restoration Sector Turns Into a New Carbon Gold Rush
Not long ago, nobody outside a small circle of farmers and ecologists cared much about restoring South Africa’s degraded thicket…
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How Community Health Programs Helped Protect Borneo’s Rainforest During COVID-19
When the pandemic closed down economies around the world, many feared that struggling families living near rainforest would resort to…
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Singapore Crow Culling Sparks Debate Over Urban Wildlife Management in Cities Worldwide
Singapore spent years turning itself into one of the greenest cities in Asia, filled with trees, parks, and open-air food…
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Global Warming Is Making El Niño Stronger, Ancient Coral Fossils Reveal
Every few years, the Pacific Ocean heats up and reshapes weather patterns across the entire planet. global warming making el…
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China Braces for More Heavy Rain as Back-to-Back Storms Threaten Communities
China braces for another round of severe weather as tropical storms sweep across the region. China Heavy Rain, Typhoon Nangka…
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Reservoir Levels Fall Despite Wettest Day in Months: Why Rain Alone Cannot End a Drought
It rained hard. People grabbed umbrellas, streets flooded briefly, and for a moment it felt like the drought was finally…
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El Niño Threatens 1.2 Million People in Peru as Government Races to Prepare
Peru is bracing for one of its toughest weather tests in years. Civil defense authorities say that in a worst…
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