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A lawsuit accuses the EPA of failing wildlife by using 50-year-old nitrogen standards. Is pollution harming your air, water, and food? Courts could force cleaner air for people and ecosystems nationwi

The U.S. allocates $635 million to install over 11,500 EV charging ports, targeting 500,000 nationwide by 2030.

How did piping plovers soar 500% since 1986 to 379 pairs in Massachusetts? Learn how conservation strategies helped this endangered bird thrive and why its recovery holds a vital clue for biodiversity

Chinese cabbage waste is now a sustainable construction material with 18 MPa flexural strength—four times stronger than concrete and biodegradable for eco-friendly building solutions.

Flow batteries deliver 12-hour energy backup, decades of durability, and unmatched efficiency but face high costs due to vanadium. Learn how they could reshape power storage and triple market value by

Once numbering in the hundreds, red wolves have suffered an 85% decline, leaving only 20 in the wild. What led to this drastic drop, and can conservation efforts turn the tide?

A 608-pound bluefin tuna fetched $1.3 million at Tokyo's Toyosu Market. The per-pound price is astonishing. Learn what makes this fish so valuable.

Alcohol use causes 100k cancer cases annually, warns Surgeon General. Learn about the 7 cancer types linked to drinking.

Sri Lanka's Kandy Esala Perahera is under scrutiny as elephant welfare concerns arise, highlighting the ethical dilemmas of using elephants in cultural festivals.

A tragic incident at Colchester Zoo's mixed-species African habitat leaves visitors shocked as a zebra dies following a rare confrontation with a rhino.