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2,300 farmers in 20 countries turn 4.5M hectares into carbon credits, with DNV certifying Agreena's 350% growth in regenerative farming. Curious about the changes? The verified data might surprise you

Electrified transit gains massive Canadian support: 83% call it crucial for sustainability, while 78% worry about climate change and three-quarters hunt for eco-friendly government incentives.

A 6-year-old's Shoreham Beach discovery of a 60,000-year-old Neanderthal hand axe is now Worthing Museum's rarest exhibit in years. Guess what experts revealed about this ancient artifact’s story.

Tesla loses Oklahoma’s EV project to EVgo due to standards gaps, slashing costs by $317K and boosting federal funding to $801K. What drove this major shift? Read on for the full breakdown

New age-verification laws in 16 states raise privacy concerns as studies link adult content to depression, loneliness, and addiction risks. Is mental health being traded for safety?

Spain’s paid climate leave allows four-day state-paid absences during weather alerts, protecting workers from disasters like the recent floods killing 230. What’s next for employers and unions?

Walmart and NFWF renew Acres for America with a $34.5M investment, safeguarding over 10M acres of wildlife habitats nationwide. Learn how this initiative transforms U.S. conservation efforts.

Crystalline materials mimic desert organisms to harvest water from air without energy input, setting a record in efficiency—see how these light-translucent crystals transform humidity into freshwater.

Shrinking ice roads in Canada's north disrupt vital freight routes, leaving remote communities struggling. What’s fueling the rapid melt and how will it impact their survival?

Metro Vancouver's transit hits 233M rides in 2023, nearing pre-pandemic levels. Ranked 2nd in Canada, it outpaces Toronto and Calgary while grappling with shifting revenue trends.