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Oil Spill Crisis: Persian Gulf’s Hara Mangrove Forests Face Growing Threat
An oil spill has reached the shores of Qeshm Island, and satellite tracking shows the slick moving toward the Hara…
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Colombia Earthquake Survivors Shelter in Ruins as Families Search for Safety After Deadly Quake
A powerful earthquake has devastated western Colombia and it’s far from over for thousands of families. Earthquake Survivors are now…
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Illegal Mining Threatens Ghana’s First Marine Protected Area as Toxic Runoff Spreads Along the Coast
In April 2026, Ghana made history by establishing its first-ever marine protected area along the coastline of Greater Cape Three…
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Rare Bat Discovery Raises Jersey’s Known Species Count to 19
Jersey, the largest of the Channel Islands, has a new name in its wildlife records. A rare bat discovery near…
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Endangered Indonesian Babirusa Gets Lifeline as African Swine Fever Threatens Species
Scattered throughout eastern Indonesia are islands that are home to one of the strangest and rarest pigs on earth. The…
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World Elephant Day: Why International Collaboration Is Key to Advancing Elephant Care
Elephants do not recognize borders, nor do the threats they face. That simple fact is how World Elephant Day, celebrated…
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Assam Floods Expose a Crisis Beyond Heavy Rain
Every monsoon, news channels run the same images of Assam—inundated villages, boats sailing through flood-ravaged streets, and families sitting atop…
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Blue-Blood Horseshoe Crab: The Ancient Survivor of 445 Million Years
One of the oldest surviving animals on Earth is the horseshoe crab blood. Its ancestors appeared some 445 million years…
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A Himalayan Rhubarb Species Survives Through a Remarkable Insect Partnership
The strange Himalayan rhubarb grows high in the Himalayas, in some of the world’s toughest terrain. It is scientifically called…
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Solar Geoengineering Explained: Could Spraying Aerosols Into the Sky Cool the Planet?
As heatwaves stretch on and summers shatter records, some scientists are raising a bold question: What if we could intentionally…
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