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‘I need Chevron’: The oil company at the center of the California governor’s race
Chevron plays a significant role in California's governor's race, influencing candidates' positions on climate and…
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Mongabay — News
Polar bears off the ice: Photo of the week
A recent photo series captures polar bears on Kolyuchin Island, Russia, where they have taken refuge in abandoned…
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Brazil has protected much of the Amazon. It now has to pay for it.
Brazil has established a significant protected-area system, particularly in the Amazon, but faces substantial funding…
Carbon Brief
Analysis: China’s new carbon metric leaves Germany-sized gap in its emissions
China has revised its carbon intensity metric, significantly reducing the reported growth of its CO2 emissions. This…
Carbon Brief
Revealed: Floods have forced at least 67 closures at NHS hospitals since 2021
A recent investigation revealed that at least 67 NHS hospital sites in the UK have faced temporary closures due to…
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Carbon cowboys and unpaid pledges: Ex-Gabon environment minister Lee White on conservation in Africa
Lee White, the former environment minister of Gabon, emphasizes the importance of the Congo Basin for Africa's water…
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In India’s Nagaland, communities turn to Indigenous law to protect pangolins
In Nagaland, India, communities are implementing Indigenous laws to protect pangolins from hunting. The United Sangtam…
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China solar exports hit all-time record in March as Africa, Asia demand jumps
China's solar exports reached a record high in March 2026, driven by increased demand from Africa and Asia. The 68…
Inside Climate News
USDA Extends Pause on Loans for Controversial Digesters That Turn Manure Into Biogas
The USDA has decided to extend its pause on loans for anaerobic digesters that convert manure into biogas due to high…
Inside Climate News
In Florida, an Agricultural Town in Need of an Economic Boost Eyes Hyperscale Data Centers
Indiantown, a rural community in Florida, is considering proposals for hyperscale data centers to boost its economy.…
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Great Koala National Park tests whether protected forests can stay connected
Australia's Great Koala National Park aims to connect fragmented eucalyptus forests to support koala populations. The…
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The most underfunded climate opportunities may be at sea
The Philanthropy Asia Summit highlighted the significant gap in funding for ocean-climate solutions despite the…
Mongabay — News
Will my president save the Amazon? (commentary)
Voters in Brazil, Peru, and Colombia are set to elect new presidents, which could significantly impact the Amazon…
Grist
The EPA just walked back Hawai‘i’s plan to retire its dinosaur power plants
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has partially denied Hawaiʻi's plan to retire its aging oil-fired power…
Inside Climate News
Community Leaders in Florida Say Trump’s FEMA Pullback Leaves Them Struggling to Fill the Void
Community leaders in Florida express concerns over the reduced role of FEMA under the Trump administration. They…
Inside Climate News
Sewage and Fuel Leaks Contaminate the Potomac River, Source of Drinking Water for More Than 5 Million People
The Potomac River, a critical drinking water source for over five million people, is facing contamination from sewage…
Inside Climate News
Malnourished Gray Whales of the Eastern North Pacific Are in ‘Serious Trouble’
The Eastern North Pacific gray whale population is facing significant challenges due to malnutrition linked to climate…
Mongabay — News
Mike Salisbury, wildlife filmmaker who made plants behave like characters, has died, aged 84
Mike Salisbury, a pioneering wildlife filmmaker, passed away at the age of 84. He was instrumental in creating…
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West Asia conflict brings Norwegian marine research vessel back to Sri Lanka
The Norwegian research vessel Fridtjof Nansen was redirected to Sri Lanka due to the West Asia conflict, allowing for…
Grist
Solar to overtake coal on Texas grid for the first time ever this year
Texas is set to see solar energy surpass coal generation for the first time in 2026. The Electric Reliability Council…
Inside Climate News
A Bit of Good News for Right Whales
The North Atlantic right whale population has seen a positive development with the birth of 23 calves this season.…
Inside Climate News
As Communities Warn of Health Risks, New York Will Weaken Its Landmark Climate Law
New York Governor Kathy Hochul has announced changes to the state's climate law that will delay its greenhouse gas…
Inside Climate News
Six Months After Oil Spilled Into California Tributary, Families Worry the Cleanup Was Never Finished
Residents in Ventura County are expressing concerns about the incomplete cleanup of an oil spill that occurred six…
The Guardian — Environment
‘There is no great master plan’: anxiety as UK homes, roads and railways sink into the sea
Coastal erosion in the UK is increasingly threatening homes, roads, and railways, particularly in South Devon where…
Mongabay — News
Why are people buying pet ants?
Ants are becoming a popular choice for pets due to their low maintenance and complex behaviors. However, this trend…
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Rhino-poaching suspect, repeatedly freed on bail, shot dead in South Africa
Joseph 'Big Joe' Nyalungu, an alleged rhino-poaching kingpin, was shot dead near Kruger National Park on May 16. He…
Inside Climate News
As Wildfire Grows Near Ex-Nuclear Site, California County Sets Up Radiation Air Monitors
A wildfire in Ventura County, California, has prompted increased monitoring for hazardous materials near a former…
Inside Climate News
Federal Law Requires US Seafood Imports to Not Threaten Marine Mammals. A Lawsuit Is Pushing the Government to Finally Act.
A lawsuit is urging the U.S. government to enforce a federal law that prohibits seafood imports that threaten marine…
Mongabay — News
Kenyan communities protest planned nuclear plant near Lake Victoria
Residents of Sakwa, Kenya, protested against the government's plan to build a nuclear power plant near Lake Victoria.…
Inside Climate News
The Brazilian Supreme Court Makes Way for the ‘Grain Train’
The Brazilian Supreme Court has approved the construction of a railway known as the 'Grain Train'. Environmental and…
Inside Climate News
A Youth-Led Campaign Claims a Win For Climate Justice
A recent U.N. resolution has linked fossil fuel use to human rights abuses, marking a significant step for climate…
Mongabay — News
‘Corporate capture’ of critical minerals risks repeating DRC’s extractive past, warns indigenous leader
The Cobalt Institute hosted a conference in Madrid to discuss the cobalt industry, which is crucial for the green…
Mongabay — News
Givaldo Santos, Kaiowá and Guarani leader, was killed on May 1st, aged 40
Givaldo Santos, a leader of the Kaiowá and Guarani community, was shot dead on May 1st in the Taquaperi Reserve. His…
Mongabay — News
World Turtle Day: Important conservation wins amid turtle extinction crisis
World Turtle Day highlights the urgent conservation needs of turtles and tortoises, with over half of the species…
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In Kyrgyzstan, a climate-ready corridor gives snow leopards and herders room to roam
Kyrgyzstan has established the Ak Ilbirs ecological corridor to support snow leopards and other wildlife as climate…
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Nepal prepares to hand over mega zoo project to conservation body
Nepal is preparing to transfer a zoo project to the National Trust for Nature Conservation (NTNC) after nearly a…
Carbon Brief
DeBriefed 22 May 2026: UN adopts landmark resolution | Trump takes on ‘RCP8.5’ | Climate migration
The UN has adopted a resolution affirming countries' legal obligations to address climate change, with 141 nations…
Carbon Brief
Experts: Why migration is ‘not a failure of adaptation’ in a warming world
A recent conference in London focused on the role of migration as a form of adaptation to climate change. Experts…
Grist
Why hybrids — not EVs — are winning over US consumers
Sales of electric vehicles (EVs) in the U.S. fell in April, contrasting with growth in other regions like Europe.…
Inside Climate News
Could Georgia Voters Turn Their Utilities Commission Blue?
Georgia voters may be on the verge of shifting the balance of power on the Public Service Commission. This commission…
Grist
In a rare show of global unity, countries adopt landmark climate ruling
Countries have united to adopt a landmark climate ruling that emphasizes the legal responsibility to address climate…
Mongabay — News
‘Same dangerous project’: Fury after Indonesia revives disputed mine
Indonesia's environment ministry has reapproved a controversial zinc and lead mine in North Sumatra, despite previous…
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Slow lorises struggle to survive in the wild after captivity
A recent study reveals that rescued Bengal slow lorises struggle to survive after being released into the wild. Out of…
Mongabay — News
What drives the trafficking of gibbons? Conservationists shed light on demand
Conservationists are highlighting the increasing demand for gibbons, which has led to record seizures in 2025. The…
The Guardian — Environment
On the trail with the hunters who believe shooting big game can save Africa’s wildlife – podcast
The article discusses the controversial practice of big game hunting as a means to fund wildlife conservation in…
Mongabay — News
Three Thai nationals suspected of smuggling Galápagos iguanas arrested in Ecuador
Three Thai nationals were arrested in Ecuador for allegedly smuggling Galápagos iguanas. The Ecuadorian National…
Inside Climate News
Congress Grills Officials About the Potomac River Sewage Spill
Congress held a hearing to investigate the Potomac River sewage spill that released nearly 250 million gallons of raw…
Mongabay — News
Ebola outbreak reaches major cities in DR Congo, Uganda amid fears of regional spread
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo has raised concerns as it spreads to major cities,…
Mongabay — News
Nine killed at illegal mine in latest Sumatra landslide tragedy as gold surge continues
A landslide at an illegal gold mine in West Sumatra, Indonesia, resulted in the deaths of nine miners on May 14. The…
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Artisanal mines in Brazil a front for gold laundering, investigation shows
An investigation reveals that nearly half of the small-scale gold mines in Brazil's Amazon may be laundering gold from…
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