Climate Heatwaves Threaten Hawaiian Humpbacks as Marine Food Web Collapses
2013‑16 Pacific “blob” cut whale numbers, new study warns of cascading impacts.
Climate Volatility Threatens Global Water Security as Over Half of River Basins Face Abnormal...
Extreme Hydrological Shifts Straining Global River Basins, UN Weather Agency Warns
More than half of global water catchments experienced abnormal river discharge over the past...
AI Data Centre Expansion Could Impose $20.9bn Annual Health Burden – EPN Report
Former EPA officials say the AI boom is flooding the U.S. with fossil‑fuel‑powered servers and rolling back protections.
Migratory Birds in Crisis: 45% Declining, 11% Near Extinction
New BirdLife report warns of steep declines but highlights pathways to recovery.
Indigenous Words Reveal 120 Dragonfly Species in Colombia
Collaboration with remote Guainía communities expands the known dragonfly list ten‑fold
Endangered Dolphins Defy Death in Bangladesh’s Toxic Buriganga
Rare river dolphins are still spotted thriving in one of the world’s dirtiest urban waterways.
UNEP Warns 1.5°C Overshoot Inevitable Without Urgent Emissions Cuts
Human-induced global warming is approaching 1.4°C above pre-industrial levels, with observed surface temperatures rising at approximately 0.25°C per decade. Current operational forecasts indicate a...
Climate-Driven Migration Drives Families Across Border into Namibia as Southern Angola Drought Worsens
Multi‑year drought drives Cunene residents across the border to Namibia for water and food.
Earth’s Natural Systems Are Accelerating Global Warming, Scientists Warn
A landmark study published in Environmental Research Letters reveals that natural carbon cycles are collapsing into self-reinforcing feedback loops. Driven by sustained fossil fuel...
Nembe Creek Oil Spill Exposes Nigeria’s Recurring Accountability Gap
For more than 20 fishing settlements along Nembe Creek in Bayelsa State, the smell arrived before the questions did. Residents say crude oil began...