China Invests More in Solar and Wind Than Coal Overseas for the First Time: Report
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Trump Signs Executive Orders to Boost Nuclear Energy Even as Regulatory Body Remains Understaffed
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Pollination ‘Magic’ Happens at Night Too, First-of-Its-Kind Study Finds
The
Euchloron
megaera
moth
is
a
nocturnal
pollinator
of
orchids.
NOAA: 2025 Atlantic Hurricane Season Predicted to Be Above Normal With 13 to 19 Named Storms
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Cultural Values on Indigenous Lands Help Forests Thrive at Nearly Twice the Rate of Protected Areas: Study
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Experts Identify Emerging Threats to Bees, From Wars to Microplastics and Light Pollution
A
neon
cuckoo
bee
pollinating
a
flower.
University
of
Reading
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Trump’s New Section of Border Wall Will Threaten Rare Wildlife in Arizona’s San Rafael Valley
Aerial
view
of
the
U.S.-Mexico
border
ending
with
a
gap
near
Sasabe,
Arizona
on
Jan.
Iroquois Valley: Investing in Farmers Transitioning to Organic, Regenerative Agriculture
As
more
people
are
starting
to
realize
—
and
as
Indigenous
Peoples
have
understood
for
millennia
—
how<
New Project Will Reintroduce Elk to UK for the First Time in 3,000 Years
A
new
project
is
looking
to
bring
elk
back
to
the
UK.
Mapping of England’s Peatlands Finds 80% Have Become Degraded
A bog in the Lake District of Cumbria, England. Daniel_Kay / iStock / Getty Images Plus
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It’s Possible to End Global Poverty Without Compromising Climate Goals, New Research Shows
A poor neighborhood known as Cuffe Parade in the foreground and a string of expensive high-rise apartments in the background across the river in Mumbai, India.
Eating More Fiber Could Lower Levels of PFAS ‘Forever Chemicals’: Study
Consumption of fiber-rich foods such as fruits and vegetables is linked with lower serum-PFAS concentrations in a new study.
