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Scientists discover new gibbon species inside tomb of Chinese emperor's grandmother...
Scientists have recently discovered a new species of gibbon in the tomb of the grandmother of China's first emperor, Qin Shi Huang. → Read More
Wild dogs return to Mozambique's Gorongosa National Park
Fourteen African wild dogs have been reintroduced to Gorongosa National Park in an effort to revitalize the diverse ecosystem of the Great Rift Valley. → Read More
Giant manta ray nursery discovered in Gulf of Mexico
The first recognized giant manta ray nursery has been found in the Gulf of Mexico, offering researchers a rare glimpse of young rays. → Read More
West Antarctica's bedrock is rising, providing some protection to melting ice
Scientists have learned that the land beneath western Antarctica is rising in response to losing heavy ice on the surface, potentially counterbalancing its melt. → Read More
Kilauea's crater has been dramatically altered by eruption
In the wake of its explosive eruption, the summit crater of the Kilauea volcano has been transformed from a vast lava pool to a jagged, steep, grayscale canyon. → Read More
The largest solar farm apiary in the US opens this week
PineGate Renewables and Old Sol Apiaries are creating the largest solar farm apiary in the U.S., which will provide clean energy, honey and pollinator habitat. → Read More
First paper straw factory in decades to open as UK bans plastic
Just in time for the UK's ban on single-use plastics, the country's first paper straw factory in decades will soon be producing for a national market. → Read More
Reforestation in China heralds the return of rare animals
After decades of reforestation efforts in China, endangered animals are returning to their native habitats at the Ziwuling Forest Area in Shannxi province. → Read More
The City of London will be powered with 100% renewable energy by October 2018
The City of London will soon source all of its electrical power needs from renewable energy sources, making a significant move to fight climate change. → Read More
The Agraloop turns food waste into sustainable clothing fibers
A new technology offers a solution to food waste: turning it into clothing. The AgraLoop Bio-Refinery turns agricultural waste into sustainable, natural fiber. → Read More
Animals are becoming nocturnal to avoid humans
As a result of human behaviors such as hiking and camping, animals are increasingly active at night, shifting their internal clock to avoid humans. → Read More
Toxic chemicals found in small, furry animals decades after mine closure
Decades after the closure of the Giant Mine in the Northwest Territories of Canada, animals are still carrying the environmental burden of arsenic in their fur. → Read More
Washington coal plant to be converted into solar farm
The TransAlta coal plant near Centralia, Washington will be shut down in 2025 and replaced with a solar farm, making progress toward Washington's climate goals. → Read More
Despite sustainability pledges, World Cup stadium built on rare wildlife habitat
Despite new sustainability requirements, Kaliningrad Stadium in World Cup host Russia was constructed on a rare wildlife habitat, angering local ecologists. → Read More
New 'agrihood' coming to the Island of Hawai’i
After over ten years of research and organizing, the Kuwili Lani agrihood community has received its final approval and lots are now available for purchase. → Read More
New study shows some LED lights can harm wildlife
Certain types of LED lights, those which are blue or white, are particularly harmful for wildlife, with animals such as insects and sea turtles most affected. → Read More
New study suggests that plastic waste may be transformed into usable energy
A new study shows how plastic waste may be transformed into energy and fuel through a process known as gasification. Learn more about the environmental impact. → Read More
Some of the oldest and largest baobab trees are dying
Many of the oldest and largest baobab trees in southern Africa are dying or have died within the past decade, likely from the effects of climate change. → Read More
RepAir T-shirt cleans the air while you wear it
Italian fashion company Kloters has invented RepAir, a T-shirt capable of fighting air pollution thanks to a special fabric called The Breath by Anemotech. → Read More
The US just experienced its hottest May on record
The contiguous U.S. just experienced its hottest month of May on record, adding to the long list of weather milestones influenced by climate change. → Read More