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“What's going to save the planet is winning the AI arms race,” Trump Interior Secretary says

The US wants to win the AI arms race before it tackles climate change – but could AI help with that?

TechRadar

Shipping companies support a first-ever global fee on greenhouse gases, opposed by Trump officials

Nearly 200 shipping companies said Monday they want the world’s largest maritime nations to adopt regulations that include the first-ever global fee on greenhouse gases to reduce their sector’s emissions

The Independent UK

Preserving Riparian Rights: How Wetland Extent Landward Helps Florida Waterfront Owners Protect Property Value

Armed with various agency authorizations, scientific expertise, and a mission to preserve both property values and ecological balance, WEL works to restore navigable waterways, protecting homeowners' equity while addressing a growing marine biology challenge.

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The ‘mercury boom’ sparking toxic gold mining and putting lives in danger

Soaring international gold prices are driving up the price of mercury, a toxic metal key in illegal gold mining, to all-time highs

The Independent UK

What Native-held lands in California can teach about resilience and the future of wildfire

It took decades, stacks of legal paperwork and countless phone calls, but, in the spring of 2025, a California Chuckchansi Native American woman and her daughter walked onto a 5-acre parcel of land, shaded by oaks and pines, for the first time.

The Conversation

Man killed by falling tree as 'dangerous' 70mph gusts sweep UK

A yellow weather warning for strong winds is in place until 6pm on Monday

Evening Standard

Rising Nato military spending to cause huge spike in emissions, report warns

Pollution could be on par with annual emissions generated by Brazil as experts warn of climate effects of war

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Evacuations of Indigenous communities during wildfires must prioritize keeping families together

Across Canada, massive fires and hazardous smoke have forced tens of thousands of people to evacuate from northern and remote communities to shelters and hotels in large cities. For many, their homes, businesses, trap lines and the ecosystems that nourish them are at risk of burning down, or already have.

The Conversation

I’ve been making this big mistake when mulching my trees — experts warn its 'an epidemic in landscaping'

Stop making this landscaping mistake that’s ruining your trees — experts warn it’s become an epidemic.

Tom’s Guide

Gardeners urged never to do these 5 things during a false fall – or risk permanent damage to plants

Don’t be tempted to get snip happy with the pruners quite yet

Homes & Gardens

UK's Largest Lake 'Dying' As Algae Blooms Worsen

For the third year running toxic blue-green algae blooms that look like pea soup and smell like rotten eggs have covered much of Lough Neagh, the largest lake in the UK and Ireland.

International Business Times

This Protein Powder Is Made Out of Air and Uses 600 Times Less Water Than Beef

The Finnish startup Solar Foods has received a "Generally Recognized as Safe" designation from the FDA.

Reason

Storms leave 120-mile scar in Alberta visible from space (images)

Hailstones drove into terrain in southern Alberta during a storm Aug. 20, creating a scar on the landscape visible in NASA satellites.

Space

EU decision on 2040 climate target to be delayed, diplomats say

At stake is the review of the EU’s Climate Law, which sets course for the EU to become climate neutral by 2050, but also called for a 2040 climate target to be set in stone.

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International Business Times

Indonesia Seizes Part Of Nickel Site Over Forest Violations

Indonesian authorities have seized a small section of the world's largest nickel mine for encroaching on forest areas without permission, authorities said Friday.

Evening Standard

Strong winds to batter most of England and Wales as weather warning expanded

Most of the England and Wales will feel 45 to 55mph gusts and exposed locations could see these reach 70mph, the Met Office said.

InsideEVs

Plug-In Hybrids May Be Nowhere Near As Clean As Automakers Claim

New data from the European Environment Agency shows real-world emissions of PHEVs are five times higher than the official numbers.

Evening Standard

Winds of up to 80mph to batter UK as country braces for stormy weekend

A yellow weather warning covering a large part of the west of the UK and all of the southern coast has been issued by the Met Office.

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The Independent UK

Wind and solar power fuel over one-third of Brazil's electricity for first time

Wind and solar power generated more than a third of Brazil’s electricity in August

The Texas Tribune

Texas solar program left in limbo after Trump administration pulls the plug on $250 million grant

Texas’ Solar for All program was intended to bring solar panels and batteries to low-income neighborhoods and create jobs by training workers to install the technology.

LiveScience

Canada's 2023 wildfires contributed to 87,000 early deaths worldwide, study estimates

The health impacts from Canada's worst wildfire stretched into Europe, Asia and Africa, a new study reveals.

Reason

States and Landowners Are Key to Recovering Rare Species. Stop Penalizing Them.

Federal rules under the Endangered Species Act often treat landowners as adversaries. Recent court victories suggest a better way forward.

AAP

'Massive divisions' while koala park awaits approval

Generating carbon credits from a park to protect koalas could provide a long-term revenue stream and benefit "major emitters", but not everyone agrees.

The Conversation

How our minds trick us into thinking we are being greener than we really are

You’re in the supermarket. Imported beef mince, shrink-wrapped vegetables and cleaning spray are already in your basket. Then you toss in some organic apples and feel a flicker of moral relief. Surely that small green gesture lightens the load?

The Guardian - UK

‘It’s better than plastic and cheaper’: 20 sustainable swaps that worked (and saved you money)

From a metal dustpan and solid shampoo to refillable deodorant and organic veg boxes, these are the eco-friendly changes readers stuck with

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