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An Arctic icebreaker's close encounter with polar bears, reported by NPR, illuminates human-wildlife interactions and climate change's impact on the fragile polar ecosystem.
A new report from the International Energy Agency (IEA) projects a sustained rise in global oil and gas demand for the next quarter-century unless there is a dramatic course correction in international climate policy. The findings underscore growing concerns over a global retreat from ambitious climate change commitments and cast a shadow over efforts to achieve net-zero emissions targets, urging immediate action and re-evaluation of current energy strategies worldwide.
Canada's highest court has sided with federal authorities, dismissing a B.C. ostrich farm's desperate appeal to save its flock. The ruling clears the way for a government-mandated cull, despite public and international outcry, including from prominent activist RFK Jr.
The oppressive heat dome that plagued the U.S. East Coast over the weekend persists, setting the stage for a volatile work week with dangerous heat and the potential for damaging thunderstorms.
A devastating wildfire has consumed the iconic Grand Canyon Lodge, forcing the closure of the park's North Rim for the remainder of the 2025 season. This marks the second time the historic structure has been lost to fire.
Relentless storms have left Texas Hill Country submerged, with emergency services on high alert. This report details the ongoing crisis, the meteorological forces at play, and the critical forecast for the coming days.
A devastating flash flood in Texas's Hill Country has claimed at least 27 lives, underscoring the nation's top storm-related killer. Amidst the tragedy, quiet questions emerge regarding the flood's unprecedented intensity and a potential link to remote research activities.
