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Melting Giants: How Greenland and Antarctica Lost 11,309 Billion Tonnes of Ice and Pushed Sea Levels Up 31.4mm
The world’s two biggest ice reserves are melting faster than scientists had thought possible. Between 1979 and 2023, Greenland and…
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Giant Anteater’s Comeback in Argentina Shows the Power of Natural Habitat Restoration
Wildlife rarely makes a grand entrance, but in Corrientes province, Argentina, a giant anteater did something remarkable. Natural Habitat Restoration,…
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Indonesia President Demands Stricter Sanctions on Forest Fire Perpetrators Amid Worst Haze Crisis in a Decade
Smoke has rolled back over Borneo and Sumatra, and this time Indonesia’s president isn’t just watching from Jakarta. stricter forest…
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Nagoya Braces for Typhoon Threat Just Days Into the Asian Games 2026
Barely a few days in, and Nagoya is already dealing with another weather scare. Asian Games 2026 typhoon, The Nagoya…
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Hawaii’s Humpback Whales Vanish in Greater Numbers as Ocean Heat Intensifies
Warmer oceans are already changing how marine animals live, feed and survive, and a new study puts hard numbers behind…
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Vietnam’s Fishers Pay the Real Price of Ocean Plastic Pollution
Every morning, small fishing boats set out along Vietnam’s coast hoping for a decent catch. Vietnam plastic pollution, Instead, many…
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Congolese NGO Strong Roots Takes Charge of a DRC Protected Area
For the first time in the modern history of the Democratic Republic of Congo, a local organization has been handed…
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Indonesia’s Wildfire Haze Deepens Borneo’s Breathing Crisis as Smoke Blankets Millions
A grey blanket of smoke now hangs over Borneo, and the human cost is climbing fast. indonesia wildfire haze, Driven…
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Rare Assam Plant Rungia Mastersii Found Again After 180 Years, Sparking New Hope for Endemic Species Conservation
For close to two centuries, botanists assumed one small Assam plant had simply vanished. Rare Assam plant, Then, during a…
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Catania Airport Shuts Down Again as Mount Etna Ash Cloud Grounds Flights Across Sicily
Travellers heading to Sicily hit another snag this week. Catania Airport, Italy’s fifth-busiest by passenger numbers, shut down again on…
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