Firefighters Combat Major Blaze Threatening Unique Wetland Ecosystem in New Zealand
A significant wildfire is sweeping through a protected wetland in New Zealand, endangering its fragile ecosystem and the rare
Record Flood Emergencies Highlight Growing Climate Risks in the U.S.
The United States has faced an unprecedented surge in flood emergencies this year, with more such events than ever
Grass-Fueled Wildfire Risk Grows as Climate Changes, Experts Warn
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UK Closes Its Last Coal-Fired Power Plant
The United Kingdom is set to make history by shutting down its final coal-fired power plant, Ratcliffe-on-Soar, on Monday, effectively
WWF: A global force for wildlife and environmental conservation
For over six decades, the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) has stood as a leading advocate for the protection
Sustainability Reports: Key to Transparent and Responsible Management
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Ancient Roman wine production may hold clues for battling climate change
Their vineyards looked very different from today's landscape of rolling hillsides with rows of tightly spaced vines.
Honey yields have long been on the decline. Scientists now know why
The findings can enable beekeepers to predict honey yields and plant growers to understand pollination services.
We may be hard-wired by evolution to fail in the face of global climate change
Human evolution is mostly driven by cultural change, which is faster than genetic evolution.
People have been driving great numbers of birds extinct for millennia
As many as 1,430 bird species, or nearly 12% of avian species, have gone extinct since the Late Pleistocene.
