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How Sarayaku People Defend Their Living Forest Against Big Oil
Sarayaku's fight illustrates how rights of nature and Indigenous governance protect culture, land and future generations.
How Sarayaku People Defend Their Living Forest Against Big Oil
Sarayaku's fight illustrates how rights of nature and Indigenous governance protect culture, land and future generations.
Microplastics on Mount Everest: Atmospheric Plastic Rain Reaches the Third Pole
Microplastics on Mount Everest fall year-round, revealing airborne pollution reaching high-altitude ecosystems.
Microplastics on Mount Everest: Atmospheric Plastic Rain Reaches the Third Pole
Microplastics on Mount Everest fall year-round, revealing airborne pollution reaching high-altitude ecosystems.
A Rare Owl Family Captivated Manhattan Before Water Tower Work Left Their Nest Exposed
Removal of a water tower roof exposed a rare barn owl nest in Manhattan, sparking concern and an official investigation.
A Rare Owl Family Captivated Manhattan Before Water Tower Work Left Their Nest Exposed
Removal of a water tower roof exposed a rare barn owl nest in Manhattan, sparking concern and an official investigation.
The Last Pet Chimpanzee in America Lives Alone While The Endangered Species Act Is Ignored
Bow is believed to be the last chimpanzee kept as a private pet in the United States. He lives alone in Missouri while federal agencies with the authority to act...
The Last Pet Chimpanzee in America Lives Alone While The Endangered Species Act Is Ignored
Bow is believed to be the last chimpanzee kept as a private pet in the United States. He lives alone in Missouri while federal agencies with the authority to act...
Scientists Develop Seawater-Degradable Plastic to Help Reduce Ocean Pollution
Enzyme embedded polyesters enable compostable plastics to biodegrade in deep, cold ocean environments, offering a promising pollution solution.
Scientists Develop Seawater-Degradable Plastic to Help Reduce Ocean Pollution
Enzyme embedded polyesters enable compostable plastics to biodegrade in deep, cold ocean environments, offering a promising pollution solution.
Fewer Than 370 Right Whales Left and Congress Just Voted to Delay Their Rescue
Fewer than 370 North Atlantic right whales remain, and a bill just passed by the House would delay their fishing-gear protections until 2035. The Senate is the last stop.
Fewer Than 370 Right Whales Left and Congress Just Voted to Delay Their Rescue
Fewer than 370 North Atlantic right whales remain, and a bill just passed by the House would delay their fishing-gear protections until 2035. The Senate is the last stop.