Environment
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Canada shuts down corporate watchdog. Critics say its replacement lacks teeth
A Chronology of Declining Oversight The erosion of Canada’s independent investigative capacity did not occur overnight. The trajectory of CORE’s…
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Beyond the Bars: Understanding the Socioeconomic Roots of Wildlife Crime in Zambia
The complex intersection of poverty, systemic opportunity, and wildlife crime has long challenged conservationists in Zambia, but a groundbreaking study…
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Bridging the Wild: How the Yellowstone to Yukon Initiative is Transforming Continental Conservation and Earning Global Recognition
LONDON — The survival of the grizzly bear in the modern age depends less on the wildness of the forest…
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Paving the Amazon: The High-Stakes Battle Over Brazil’s Infamous BR-319 Highway
For decades, the journey across Brazil’s BR-319 highway has tested the absolute limits of human endurance, mechanical reliability, and environmental…
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Severe Flooding Paralyzes Northern Vietnam as Authorities Brace for Continued Torrential Rain
Heavy rain caused widespread flooding across northern and north-central Vietnam on Thursday, paralyzing transportation networks, submerging thousands of homes, and…
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Living on Borrowed Time: How Juneau’s Residents and Scientists Are Combating Annual Glacial Floods
The phone call or the emergency notification on the screen usually arrives in the dead of night, piercing the quiet…
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The struggle to save the Mekong River’s last Irrawaddy dolphins amidst ecological collapse and economic uncertainty
At nine in the morning, the Mekong River is already sweltering, the surface mirroring the relentless glare of the Cambodian…
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How Ukraine is Forging a Decentralized Renewable Energy Grid Under Russian Bombardment
The transformation of Ukraine’s national energy architecture from a centralized legacy system into a resilient, distributed network of renewable power…
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Don’t shoot. Listen: The AI-aided quest to understand Yellowstone’s wolves
Five years ago, on a remote stretch of a Montana farm, Jeff Reed stood with a rifle in his hands,…
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Unheard and Unrepresented: U.S. Pacific Territories Fight Back Against the Trump Administration’s Deep-Sea Mining Push
Lou Leon Guerrero, the governor of Guam, learned that the federal government planned to auction off millions of acres of…
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