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Brazilian court to rule on whether Belo Sun’s Amazon gold mine stays suspended

A Brazilian court is set to rule on the controversial Volta Grande gold mine project in the Amazon, operated by Canadian company Belo Sun

The Independent UK

The Gas Appliance Ban Is Coming: How Much Will Replacing Your Stove Really Cost?

Gas stoves suddenly sit at the center of one of America’s loudest home debates, and the conversation keeps getting hotter every month. Cities and states across the country now push aggressive electrification plans that limit or ban natural gas hookups in many new homes and apartment buildings. California sparked the…

Everybody Loves Your Money

Can sugar cane waste replace plastic? The Kenyan firm pushing sustainable packaging

In a bid to replace single-use food packaging with a more sustainable alternative, one Kenyan company is making use of the waste left behind by the country's sugar industry.

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Home To 35% Of “Dirtier & Richers” Cities, India Still Fossil-fuelled, China Pulls Ahead On Cleaner Urbanisation

A new study reveals India's cities are increasingly tied to pollution as they grow richer, unlike China and parts of the West. While 80% of global cities are becoming cleaner and richer, India shows a concerning trend of rising fossil fuel dependence. However, Delhi, Mumbai, and Kolkata offer hope for…

The Times of India

A 13,000-year-old California oak just dodged bulldozers but the fight over its survival is far from over

The world’s oldest oak tree just got a major reprieve from bulldozers, but the battle to keep it alive for another 13,000 years is still heating up. After an 18-month legal showdown, conservation groups, city officials, and a real estate developer finally hammered out a deal that pushes a massive…

The Mary Sue

Are solar panel prices about to surge? Why now might be the perfect time to invest

Geopolitical uncertainty, supply shortages and China’s recent tax reform are threatening to send the prices of solar panels soaring. But, is it really that severe?

Euronews

Florida tightens rules on capturing giant manta rays but stops short of full ban

Move follows upsetting viral video of ray being manhandled into unmarked boat in Florida waters last year

The Guardian - US

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8 Sandy Soil-Friendly Picks That Adapt Quickly

Sandy soil can feel like a gardener’s wild card—fast-draining, low in nutrients, and tricky for picky plants. Yet that same gritty texture creates an opportunity for bold, resilient greenery that refuses to quit. With the right selections, sandy soil transforms into a thriving, low-maintenance garden space bursting with color, texture,…

Frugal Gardening

Global Economy Faces Nearly $1 Trillion Hit From Extreme Weather

A new global analysis highlights significant financial exposure tied to extreme weather across corporate and public systems, with major losses concentrated in key industries and infrastructure networks.

International Business Times

Massive Lithium deposit potential worth $1.5 trillion found in Oregon — a huge cache could massively strengthen the US stance in building items such as smartphones, but environmentalists urge caution in acting too fast

Geologists discovered a massive lithium deposit beneath Oregon, triggering debates over mining expansion, environmental risks, and economic development opportunities.

TechRadar

A fungal disease, along with climate change, threatens Colorado’s prized peaches

In western Colorado, home to the treasured Palisade peach, cytospora canker is one of the most economically consequential fungal diseases faced by growers.

The Conversation

Weather tracker: Furnace Creek sizzles as snow sweeps Siberia in a week of extremes

Record heat in North and Central America coincides with egg-sized hailstones in eastern China

The Guardian - UK

Tropical forests still under pressure despite slowdown in losses

Millions of hectares of tropical forest were destroyed in 2025, despite a slowdown in deforestation led by Brazil. Environmental experts say the drop shows governments can curb forest loss, but warn rainforests remain under pressure from agriculture, mining and fires.

Radio France Internationale

Blocked sunlight and changing clouds: How coal pollution is damaging our solar potential

Scientists warn that solar capacity is being damaged, as the world clings to polluting coal power.

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The Independent UK

Canada doubles down on clean energy commitment, plans to reduce electricity costs

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney unveils a clean electricity strategy aimed at doubling Canada’s electricity grid by 2050

We Got This Covered

Thanks to a farcical House Committee hearing, we now know that Trump’s administration is against renewable energy because they don’t know how it works

Is this mistrust in technology, or just about Trump's interests and lobbying connections?

The Independent UK

Trump pushes back on offshore wind as global industry expands rapidly

This clean energy source holds considerable promise for delivering vast amounts of power to US coastlines

The Guardian - US

Brazil’s Atlantic forest records lowest deforestation in 40 years

Environmentalists hail decline but warn weakened laws could reverse gains

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13,000-year-old oak tree spared from being destroyed by Californian developers after longtime battle by conservationists

Jurupa Oak is a Palmer’s oak that’s 13,000 years old, found in Southern California’s Jurupa Valley

The Guardian - UK

New Orleans deserves ambition and investment, not abandonment

Letter: Michael Hecht responds to a study calling for New Orleans residents to be relocated due to rising sea levels

Euronews

EU to turn carbon tax revenues into farm subsidies amid fertiliser crisis, leaked document shows

Brussels is considering using revenues from the EU’s carbon market, the Emissions Trading System to cushion farmers from soaring energy and fertiliser prices, according to a document seen by Euronews.

The Economic Times

Skunk or raccoon damage? The hole shape tells you who dug up your lawn overnight

Your lawn might look damaged overnight. Small holes or torn sod suggest wildlife. Skunks dig tiny cone-shaped holes for bugs. Raccoons tear up larger turf sections. Experts say hole patterns reveal the culprit. Check for grubs, but the damage pattern is key. Cone-shaped holes mean skunks. Rolled turf indicates raccoons.

The Conversation

Why Pennsylvania’s low-income residents are feeling the squeeze as gas prices rise

When gas prices rise, not everyone feels the pain equally. For low-income and rural Pennsylvanians, a trip to the gas station can mean choosing between a full tank and groceries. Many factors, such as crude oil costs, distribution and marketing, and to some extent Pennsylvania gas taxes all add up…

The Independent UK

Invasive plant threatens livelihoods in Colombia’s largest coastal wetland

Colombia's Cienaga Grande de Santa Marta wetland is facing an environmental crisis due to an invasive plant native to Asia

Homes & Gardens

If Your Houseplants Won't Stop Turning Yellow, Look Beneath the Soil Surface – This Common Cause is Often Missed

Root-bound houseplants need some TLC to thrive once again

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