A study found that corals treated with probiotics, beneficial bacteria, were protected from bleaching during a 2022 heat wave in the Red Sea, marking a potential method to aid coral resilience in the wild.
Greenhouse gases from thawing permafrost, wetlands, freshwater, and wildfires could increase human-caused warming by 20-30% by 2100, a new study estimates. Methane is a significant contributor.
As Hong Kong experiences rapidly increasing temperatures and longer hot summers, outdoor workers are facing greater risks of heat-stress-related health problems, prompting calls for stronger protections.
Critically endangered maleo birds in Indonesia are now being targeted by wildlife traffickers for the exotic pet trade, adding to threats from habitat loss and nest raiding.
Scientists have developed a new method to predict how much mangrove forests can reduce wave intensity during severe storms, improving coastal protection models.
Gandhi's concept of 'enough' emphasizes distinguishing needs from greed, offering a counterbalance to India's technology-focused climate policy. It questions whether development can meet essential needs without unlimited consumption.
India's push for 'self-reliant villages' relies heavily on indicators and digital reporting, potentially overlooking the unique priorities and needs identified by local communities themselves.
A new initiative between the U.S. and Argentina aims to boost investment in critical minerals like copper and lithium, essential for clean energy, while also supporting oil and gas development.
Renewable energy companies are linked to 65% of new data center connection requests in Brazil as of December 2025. Data centers offer stability and income for the renewable energy sector.