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Arizona's Game and Fish Commission votes to keep hound hunting legal, dismissing conservationists' concerns over 748 mountain lions and 323 bears killed in recent years.​

A major bottling plant extracts millions of liters daily using permits costing just over $150 annually, while neighbors face severe water shortages. What is the real cost?

Azores declares a 287,000 km² marine protected area—Europe's largest—safeguarding 30% of its waters. This move sets a precedent in marine conservation and sustainable ocean management.

Salmonella outbreak at Aladdin Mediterranean Café affects 14 people with a 36% hospitalization rate—triple the national average. Health officials investigate chicken dishes as possible sources while r

The Conscience, carrying 20 tonnes of aid to Gaza, was struck by drones 31km off Malta just hours before Greta Thunberg was to board. Turkey condemned the attack while Israel remains silent.

Ford trucks just hit a 23% jump, but EV sales tanked 40%—what’s going on? Hybrid sales soared too. Don’t miss how big discounts and low inventory reshaped the entire story this April.

EPA’s pesticide rules let 97% of users skip reporting—lawsuit now exposes what’s slipping into rivers and why endangered species could vanish if nothing changes.

NHRC issues notices after cook serves mid-day meal containing dead snake to 500 children in Mokama, Bihar. Over 100 fell ill, 24 hospitalized. Fifth such incident in a state where 23 children

California's SprayDays system now alerts residents 48 hours before restricted pesticides are used nearby, as state data shows applications dropped 5.4% to 181 million pounds in 2022 with fumigant use

Washington bans commercial net pens after 250,000 invasive salmon escaped into Puget Sound—revealing critical threats to orcas, ecosystems, and decades of tribal-led conservation efforts.