Last Roadless Forests at Risk as Roadless Rule Faces Dismantling
The Trump administration’s plan to rescind the Roadless Rule would open nearly 59 million acres of national forest to development, threatening wildlife and clean water.
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Satellite images reveal Europe’s rivers shrinking as drought tightens grip
Satellite imagery reveals shrinking rivers and parched green spaces across Europe as the continent’s drought deepens, with record-low water levels on major waterways.
Record flooding in Indiana leaves five dead, authorities say
At least five people have died as historic flooding hit Indiana, with rescue workers using boats to reach residents trapped by rising water.
With steppe fires worsening, Mongolia reaches back to its nomadic roots
As climate change worsens wildfires on Mongolia’s steppe, rangers and herders are combining traditional nomadic tactics with modern tools to fight the flames.
The summer’s unexpected hit: a livestream of bears devouring salmon
Viewership for the Alaska bearcam has surged 70%, with millions tuning in to watch brown bears devour salmon ahead of Fat Bear Week.
Solar and Batteries Top the List of New US Power Plants in Early 2026
Solar and battery projects led all new US utility-scale power plants in early 2026, while Texas topped state totals.
One Killed, Dozens Injured After Violent Wildfire Sweeps Through Croatian Coastal Town
A violent wildfire in Croatia has left one person dead and dozens injured, with nearly 200 people rescued.
Hurricane Lala Reaches Category 1 as It Nears Hawaii’s Big Island
Hurricane Lala has reached Category 1 strength as it nears Hawaii’s Big Island, bringing heavy rainfall and strong winds to the archipelago.
Oil Spill Cleanup on Oman Coast After Tanker Grounding
Cleanup operations are underway along 12 kilometres of Oman’s coastline after a tanker carrying Russian crude ran aground near a marine reserve, raising fears of an ecological crisis.