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Brazil Potash Launches Development Of One Of The World's Largest Reserves

Brazil Potash aims to reduce the country's import reliance by becoming the key potash supplier in its agricultural sector.

International Business Times

Savonoski Crater: The mysterious, perfectly round hole in Alaska that scientists can't explain

The Savonoski Crater is a round hole in Alaska's Katmai National Park that has defied scientific explanation ever since it was discovered.

LiveScience

Rolling back on climate actions may spell rise in preventable illness – study

Net zero policies would result in fewer deaths saving UK billions, say researchers

The Guardian - UK

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Gators, gumbo and good times: The heady new Louisiana food trail you need to try

A culinary journey through the Pelican State brings swamp tours, karaoke and a selection of North America’s most indulgent dishes, finds Jo Davey

The Independent UK

How Trump's mass layoffs raise the risk of wildfires in the US West, according to fired workers

The termination letters that ended the careers of thousands of U.S. Forest Service employees mean fewer people and less resources will be available to help prevent and fight wildfires

The Independent UK

The power of language: Rethinking food labels to expand our plant-based choices

“Vegan,” “vegetarian,” “meatless,” “plant-based,” “plant-rich,” “plant-forward,” “animal-free”: these are all terms used to describe foods or diets that are mostly or completely made of non-animal sources.

The Conversation

EPA Agrees To Reduce Federal Regulatory Authority in West Virginia

Giving more power to states is good for the environment.

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Colombia's Wind Energy Potential Faces Indigenous Resistance

The Wayuu community in Cabo de la Vela, Colombia, resists wind energy projects due to cultural and environmental concerns, highlighting the global challeng...

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Indigenous resistance stalls Colombia's potential renewable energy boom in La Guajira

The La Guajira region in northern Colombia, home to the Indigenous Wayuu community, holds vast potential for renewable energy, especially wind power, but projects have faced resistance

The Independent UK

UK on Alert: Atlantic Storm to Unleash 8 Inches of Snow and a Deluge of Torrential Rain!

A powerful Atlantic storm is set to hit Britain in the coming days, bringing a dual threat of deep snow and torrential rain, according to weather modeling

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Two-thirds of the Earth’s surface experienced record heat in 2024. See where and by how much – visualised

In oceans and on land, from the north to the south pole, records were smashed for the monthly average temperature

The Guardian - UK

US suffers record-breaking cold: What's going on with the polar vortex?

A winter storm is hitting the U.S. with record-breaking cold and heavy snow. Is the polar vortex to blame?

LiveScience

Polar vortex makes much of US colder than Greenland, but warmth is coming. Then more cold

The polar vortex’s icy grip on much of America has Arctic Greenland seeming like a toasty vacation spot by comparison

The Independent UK

Outrage as Trump cites ‘emergency’ to fast-track fossil fuel projects

Activists warn new designation for projects such as pipelines threatens US wetlands and waters

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UK Braces for 144-Hour Arctic Blast with '10cm Per Hour' Snowstorm Incoming

The UK is set to be battered by a 144-hour Arctic blast this month, with up to 10cm of snow falling per hour in some areas, according to the latest weather

The Guardian - US

‘The path forward is clear’: how Trump taking office has ‘turbocharged’ climate accountability efforts

‘Make polluters pay’ laws, led by blue states AGs, and accountability suits will be a major front for climate litigation for the coming years

The Conversation

Net-zero homes are touted as a solution for climate change, but they remain out of reach for most

Net-zero homes use natural energy sources and are designed to use less energy and, as such, are considered important in the fight against climate change. But for the average Canadian, they’re still out of reach.

The Independent UK

Mystical beliefs fuel Senegal’s illegal big cat trade and threaten lion’s survival in West Africa

The illegal trade of lion and leopard parts is growing in Senegal and threatening the lion's survival across West Africa

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The Independent UK

Brazil to join OPEC+, group of major oil-exporting nations

Brazil’s government has approved joining OPEC+, a group of major oil-exporting nations

The Independent UK

How better water systems can help a city survive the next firestorm

Recent fires that consumed entire Los Angeles neighborhoods underscore a stark lesson -- water utilities generally aren’t designed to respond to the large urban fires growing more common as climate change worsens

International Business Times

Japan Targets 60% Emissions Cut By 2035 From 2013 Levels

Japan set fresh climate targets on Tuesday, pledging to slash greenhouse gas emissions by 60 percent in the next decade from 2013 levels.

Evening Standard

Freezing rain forecast before ‘spring-like’ temperatures in parts of the UK

Temperatures are expected to reach 15-16C for parts of the UK after wind and rain predicted by the Met Office.

The Guardian - US

Solar has taken off in red states. Trump’s funding freeze is causing panic

On his first day in office, the president paused billions of dollars in funding for clean energy projects initiated by Biden

The Guardian - US

Contraception for capybaras: Buenos Aires suburb’s rodent plan stirs debate

Government in Nordelta approves plans to control numbers of world’s largest rodent – but not all are in agreement

The Guardian - UK

‘Biologists were not part of the crime food chain’: why Ecuador’s scientists are facing violence, threats and kidnapping

Despite government efforts, armed groups control many remote areas. Now researchers are caught in the crosshairs

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