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Jaguar Land Rover’s innovative seat foam recycling cuts CO2 by the equivalent of charging 3,000 smartphones, reshaping automotive sustainability. Learn how this reduces emissions while maintaining lux

Sonam Wangchuk’s December 3 push for Ladakh’s Sixth Schedule status gains momentum as talks with the Home Ministry loom. Can Ladakh’s strategic demands for statehood and autonomy finally be realized?

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Quebec's Nibiischii National Park, spanning 16,061 km², safeguards 15 at-risk species through Cree-led conservation. Discover how this boreal sanctuary redefines protected habitats and cultural stewar

Thailand’s largest wildlife bust returns 963 rare lemurs and tortoises to Madagascar. How did authorities manage this historic repatriation, and what’s next for these threatened species?

Which U.S. states host the largest black bear populations in 2024? With numbers ranging from tens of thousands to over 100,000, these rankings reveal the states where black bears thrive the most.

Greenland’s ice melt fuels 25% of rising seas, threatening coastal cities and ecosystems. With 1-meter sea level rise possible by 2100, how will melting disrupt global weather and impact millions?

Antarctica's vegetation surged 14 times since 1986, transforming icy terrains into mossy expanses. What triggered this dramatic greening? Click to uncover its connection to glacier retreat and warming

Lois Gibbs, a determined housewife, exposed a toxic crisis at Love Canal, leading to the evacuation of 800 families and the cleanup of 40,000 hazardous sites under the EPA's Superfund program.

The U.S. coyote population reaches 4.7 million, with Texas leading at 859,510. Why are these adaptable canines thriving? Learn how their numbers impact ecosystems, urban areas, and hunting laws.