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Kids vs Governments: Inside the Global Wave of Youth Climate Lawsuits in 2026
A 16-year-old in Montana. Students in a group, Portugal. Sixteen young Canadians are facing trial this October. Across countries, a…
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Digital Climate Strikes: The New Face of Environmental Protest in 2026
The environmental protest of 2026 will not be people walking around the squares of our cities with banners and placards.…
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Preserving the Thousand: Why Andaman’s 1,032 Exclusive Species Require Urgent Protection
Nestled in the Bay of Bengal, the Andaman and Nicobar Islands are home to over a thousand species of animals…
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LIVING ON THE EDGE: Japan’s High-Stakes Battle Against Volcanic and Seismic Disasters
Japan is accustomed to the ground shaking beneath its feet every day. The entire way of life of the country…
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Extreme Heat Can Intensify Air Pollution: Understanding the Hidden Environmental Connection
And when it’s hot and the air is heavy, you’re more than uncomfortable. Extreme heat and polluted air are linked…
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Mangroves and Their Vital Role in Protecting Coastal Ecosystems in the Philippines
Along the edges of thousands of Philippine islands, a quiet green wall stands between coastal villages and the open sea.…
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Rising Heat Threatens the Future of Southeast Asia’s Tropical Forests
Tropical forests have always acted as natural air conditioners for Southeast Asia. But new research shows even the shadiest, most…
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Petrol Pump Confusion: What E20 Ethanol-Blended Fuel Really Means For Your Bike and Budget
Most riders in India didn’t choose ethanol blended petrol. It simply started showing up at the pump one day, mixed…
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Bangladesh’s Hilsa Ban Is Saving Fish Stocks, But Fishing Families Are Paying The Price In Lost Income
Every year, Bangladesh’s rivers fall silent for weeks at a stretch. No boats, no nets, no hilsa on the market…
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The Aral Sea’s Carbon Bomb: What a Dying Lake in Central Asia Means for the Philippines’ Own Shrinking Reservoirs
Halfway across the world, a lake that used to be the size of Ireland has almost disappeared, and it turns…
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