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Starling sightings crash to record lows in 2025 RSPB Birdwatch—why have these birds vanished from UK gardens after an 82% drop since the 1970s? The full story reveals the hidden reasons.

Another newborn orca raises hope—but will it survive its first year as the Southern Resident population remains stuck at just 74? See why this birth may matter more than you think.

EU and China discuss setting minimum prices for Chinese EVs as they approach 25% of the EU market, potentially replacing tariffs and reshaping the European electric vehicle landscape.

Yellowstone's grizzly bear research faces a crisis as USGS budget cuts and NOROCK's closure threaten decades of conservation work. Learn how these changes could impact bear populations.​

Surface ozone pollution is lowering India’s wheat and rice yields, putting food security at risk. See how this invisible threat is harming crops and why action is urgently needed.

Sydney's air quality has deteriorated to 'very poor' as hazard reduction burns cover 6,600 hectares. Vulnerable groups are at heightened risk; learn how to stay safe during this smoky period.​

Over 563,000 appointments booked in the first week as NHS launches spring COVID-19 booster campaign for vulnerable groups.

Kia plans to produce an electric pickup truck in the U.S., targeting 90,000 annual sales and a 7% share of the North American market.​

Windrose’s 729 kWh battery truck costs half of Daimler’s and already has 6,400 orders—but just 13 exist so far. The loophole it’s using to enter U.S. roads may surprise you.

After a two-year hiatus, the Bering Sea snow crab fishery resumes with a 4.72 million pound quota—discover how this impacts Alaska's fishing communities.​