Indigenous Women Lead Creative Efforts for Clean Water Access
ISLAMABAD: Indigenous women across various regions are stepping up as leaders in the fight for clean water access, showcasing their creativity and resilience in...
Environment
Storm Rachel Hits Southern California, Causes Flooding in Las Vegas
LOS ANGELES: Storm Rachel, a post-tropical cyclone, is currently battering Southern California, resulting in significant flooding across various regions, including Las Vegas. The storm...
Experts Warn ‘Super El Niño’ Could Lead to Record Heat in 2026 and 2027
PARIS: Climate change effects are becoming increasingly evident worldwide, with experts revealing that the phenomenon known as ‘Super El Niño’ could result in record-high...
First Nation Initiative Restores Kelp Forests in Clayoquot Sound
CLAYOQUOT SOUND: A groundbreaking initiative led by local First Nations is underway to restore the vital kelp forests in Clayoquot Sound, British Columbia. This...
Invasive ‘Skunk’ Plant Removed from River to Protect Local Ecosystem
WASHINGTON: Authorities have successfully cleared an invasive plant known as the ‘skunk’ plant from a local river, a species notorious for its foul odor...
Forest Researcher Honored with 2026 Pritzker Environmental Genius Award
WASHINGTON: A groundbreaking researcher known for their innovative work in forest ecology has been awarded the prestigious 2026 Pritzker Environmental Genius Award. This accolade...
Oil Pollution Threatens Marine Protected Areas, New Report Warns
WASHINGTON: A recent report by Mongabay highlights alarming levels of oil pollution encroaching upon marine protected areas, raising urgent concerns about the health of...
Plans for Major Energy Storage System Near Devon-Dorset Border Rejected
LONDON: Plans for a significant energy storage system near the Devon-Dorset border have been dismissed once again, raising concerns about the region’s renewable energy...
Community Leader Sorn Srenh Advocates for Cambodia’s Marine Conservation
PHNOM PENH: Sorn Srenh, a prominent commune leader in Cambodia, emphasizes the urgent need for community-led initiatives to protect the country’s marine ecosystems. In...
Global Wildlife Disease Surveillance Requires Stronger Local Networks: Study
WASHINGTON: A recent study highlights the urgent need for enhanced local networks to improve global wildlife disease surveillance. Conducted by researchers at Mongabay, the...