A massive volunteer effort is manually removing millions of purple sea urchins from California’s coast to create safe zones for the critically endangered kelp forests to recover.
Monthly repair cafés in New York City, like Repair Cafe El Barrio, are helping residents fix broken items for free while fostering community and reducing environmental waste.
Kyle Kunkler, former soybean industry lobbyist, now oversees EPA pesticide rules—and is pushing to expand use of the controversial herbicide dicamba.
A government shutdown has left Yosemite National Park vulnerable, leading to a spike in illegal BASE jumping and drone activity.
Scientists discover over 100 lizards across 60 species surviving—and even thriving—after losing a limb, challenging long-held biological assumptions.
A rare and deadly tornado hit the northern suburbs of Paris on October 20, 2025, killing one person and causing widespread damage in Val-d’Oise.
As Diwali celebrations begin, New Delhi plunges into its annual air pollution crisis. Experts reveal that political inaction, not just firecrackers, is the main barrier to clean air.
As tech companies expand AI data centers worldwide, communities in Mexico and Ireland are suffering blackouts and water shortages—sparking a global backlash against unchecked tech growth.
Hundreds of Alaskans are living in Anchorage shelters after a devastating storm destroyed their coastal villages, with no clear path to return home.
After a typhoon’s remnants devastated western Alaska, Governor Mike Dunleavy says full storm recovery could take up to 18 months, with hundreds of evacuees facing a long displacement.