Local Collaborative Management Committees (LCMCs), give voice to marginalized groups (women, youth, and ethnic minorities) and ensure that their concerns are included in government conservation plans.| Global Voices
Without proper support, fishery-dependent communities may fail to recover, leading to declining employment, food security, and biodiversity.| Global Voices
“It would be disingenuous to attempt to disentangle the human rights abuses connected to creating technologies from their environmental impacts.”| Global Voices
"We draw the line as flash floods drown the innocent, while people’s voices against government failures are being silenced."| Global Voices
African leaders, youth, and partners promote equitable climate finance, stronger adaptation strategies, and recognition of Africa's role as a hub for solutions, while preparing a common position for COP30 negotiations.| Global Voices
The landscape architect “showed in a practical and poetic way how the landscape can be a vital infrastructure to urban resilience, integrating man to nature in a sustainable way.”| Global Voices
Scientists have found mercury above safety limits in fish and residents.| San Bernardino Sun
As Greece races to expand renewable energy, can the island of Kythira be transformed into a wind power hub -- with 30 turbines planned in a protected zone -- against the will of its residents?| Solomon
Several news topics from El Salvador at the end of September involve water.Major Water Crisis in the Capital| El Salvador Perspectives
Town becomes the twenty-first in Connecticut to ban the sale, use, and import of fracking waste by-products.| Colin Cogle's Blog
On October 7, 2025, celestial events unfolded closely timed after the Full Moon, highlighting significant moments visible in the sky, including the synchronous appearance of Saturn and Venus.| Operation Disclosure Official
Climate experts and meteorologists in Germany are freaking out. Global warming accelerated significantly. News from The German Meteorological Society, the German Physical Society, and Potsdam Professor Stefan Rahmstorf. I’ll break down the latest including a horrific 3 degrees C of global warming by …| RADIO ECOSHOCK
What the oil industry won’t tell you: fossil fuel smog is killing almost 100,000 Americans a year. In the UK mortality estimates range from 29,000 to 43,000. From UCL and University of Birmingham, Dr. Karn Vohra on the real cost of gas and oil in the USA. Few of us could name the third biggest greenhouse gas. The ins-and-outs of ozone and global warming with Professor Bill Collins from University of Reading. Plus: the hot state of Pakistan with Adil Najam and a new climate song “Hot Night...| RADIO ECOSHOCK
Problematic piles of Sargassum could serve as useful raw material for a variety of products The post New Life for Rotting Seaweed appeared first on Nautilus.| Nautilus
By a Senior Environmental Consultant with 25+ Years of Experience (PPS Team) This guide is my way of making your life easier. Think of it as a survival manual for SPCB environmental compliance forms – covering Hazardous Waste, Environmental Statement, Special Waste, Water Cess, and Consent. I’ll walk you through each family with mnemonics, red-flag […] The post SPCB Environmental Compliance Forms – The Ultimate Guide appeared first on Perfect Pollucon Services.| Perfect Pollucon Services
The long-debated Ambler Road project was approved in the first Trump administration.| Hartford Courant
Solar and wind generation combined grew by more than 400 terawatt hours.| Hartford Courant
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In Q2 2025, the ESG regulatory map got a major redraw. While U.S. federal momentum hit the brakes — with the SEC stepping back from its Climate Disclosure Rule — states like California and New York hit the gas with ambitious new climate and transparency mandates. Meanwhile, Canada stayed the course, aligning with global norms by advancing toward mandatory climate disclosures| Asset & Wealth Management – Alpha FMC
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A number of small villages in two Egyptian Nile Delta regions—Menoufiya in the southern mid-Delta; and Beheira, west of the Delta—have been flooded owing to a higher than normal Nile flood. Lowlands The areas flooded are situated on low lands on the Nile bank, areas termed by Egyptians Tarh en-Nahr, literally the River’s Produce. These […]| Watani
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On 19 September 2025, Canadian outdoor apparel brand Arc’teryx, in collaboration with Chinese pyrotechnic artist Cai Guo-Qiang, staged a promotional fireworks display in Tibet’s pristine mountains, sparking widespread outrage, both within China and globally, for its blatant disregard for Tibet’s fragile ecosystem and sacred cultural significance. The post The Arc’teryx fireworks stunt in Tibet – A call for corporate accountability in fragile ecosystems appeared first on Internationa...| International Campaign for Tibet – Brussels Office
The following reflection is written by Anna Nowalk, a member of the Pax Christi Young Adult Caucus. She completed a Fulbright grant in El Salvador, studying music written about martyrs, … Continue reading Renewed threat of mining in El Salvador| Pax Christi USA
by Miki Marks Walking home recently as it was getting dark I just caught a glimpse of a ‘flittermouse’. Those of you who know your operas will be familiar with Johann Strauss’ work Die Fledermaus. Both names refer to bats. So called because of their supposed similarity to mice and their flittering flight. They […] The post Wild Wonders – October 2025 appeared first on Cranleigh Magazine.| Cranleigh Magazine
Data from decades-long studies show steep declines in insects, threatening ecosystems and the birds, frogs, and plants that depend on them.| India’s National Fortnightly Magazine
Christian Clauwers, a documentary photographer and environmental advocate, emphasizes humanity’s connection to nature. His decade-long work highlights the consequences of climate change, show…| Rotary 360
In Athens, a town known for its DIY approach to music, local bands and students are rethinking a critical part ... The post Sustainable Merch Finds a Home in Athens’ Music Scene appeared first on Grady Newsource.| Grady Newsource
Hurricane season is here, and Athens received its share of downpours over the past month. The heavy rain has left ... The post Push for Change: Northeast Georgia Organizations Pursue Environmental Justice appeared first on Grady Newsource.| Grady Newsource
If industry continues to dictate the terms of legislation, more communities could see such pipelines in their backyards.| Articles – Truthout
West Virginia ratepayers are seeing rising electricity bills as the regional grid scrambles to meet the massive energy demand from data centers in Virginia. The state’s coal reliance and shrinking population are compounding the problem. Data centers in other states are raising power costs in West Virginia appeared first on Mountain State Spotlight, West Virginia's civic newsroom.| Mountain State Spotlight
NMED News: COLFAX AND UNION Counties — The the New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) is urging visitors to Charette Lake, Clayton Lake, and Lake Maloya in Northern New Mexico to use caution due to the formation of harmful algae blooms. Samples collected by NMED from these three lakes show that harmful algae blooms are present. NMED is urging visitors to take the following precautions: As always, do not drink untreated surface water; Avoid swimming in algae blooms; Rinse fish with clean...| Los Alamos Daily Post
Sunflowers are catching warm fall rays this week in the Pinon Trails neighborhood of White Rock. Photo by Carol A. Clark/ladailypost.comRead More| Los Alamos Daily Post
NMED General Counsel Zachary Ogaz NMED News: SANTA FE — The New Mexico Environment Department (NMED) is enhancing transparency by making public records more accessible by improving its records requests portal. NMED launched its online public records portal in December 2024, allowing requestors to submit requests electronically. The department has implemented two major improvements to the portal designed to streamline the records request process and improve the overall user experience: NMED ...| Los Alamos Daily Post
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Earlier this year, North Carolina’s automotive fleet crossed a major threshold. For the very first time, electric vehicles (EVs) accounted for roughly 1% of all active vehicle registrations in the state. If one includes plug-in hybrids along with pure EVs, the proportion is much higher (about 4.3%); while if one compares only pure EVs to... The post Electric Vehicles Zoom Ahead appeared first on Carolina Forward.| Carolina Forward
As the CARP Implementation Task Force works on clearly reporting how much progress the city has made on the Climate Action and Resilience Plan, its members are looking to the future and planning some homework. The city has been preparing a presentation of the progress made through CARP, especially the goals it’s supposed to meet […] CARP Task Force looks to report progress to City Council in June 2026 is from Evanston RoundTable, Evanston's most trusted source for unbiased, in-depth journ...| Evanston RoundTable
If you live, work or play outdoors in Pima County, valley fever is on your radar — or it should be. This quick guide covers how it spreads and what to watch for. The post Five things to know about the fungal infection valley fever appeared first on AZ Luminaria.| AZ Luminaria
John Galgiani has been waiting for this call. The 79-year-old physician is sitting on a chair in a side office at a health clinic in Phoenix, long legs crammed under the table in front of him, hands folded at his stomach, when his cell phone rings. “There’s my guy,” he says. The post Tucson researchers mapped a smarter way to catch valley fever. Politics may unravel it. appeared first on AZ Luminaria.| AZ Luminaria
Roseanne Aldama has had to be creative this summer to make things work. Want a cake? Bake it in a propane grill. Don’t have a carrier to hold your cat on a day when you are cleaning or moving? Put her in a ferret cage. She’s applied that to surviving the extreme summer heat of […] The post Living without air conditioning in Tucson’s deadly heat appeared first on AZ Luminaria.| AZ Luminaria
Today, 4 October, on the Feast of St Francis of Assisi in the Catholic Church’s Season of Creation, there is a Laudato Si’ Mini-Pilgrimage to St Benedict’s Church in Garforth. […]| Diocese of Leeds
Academic City University has released a white paper on illegal small-scale mining, calling for a coordinated national approach to address the growing menace that continues to threaten Ghana’s environment and livelihoods. According to the paper, it is critical for stakeholders at this moment to move beyond fragmented crackdowns and instead pursue long-term solutions and interventions […]| The Herald Ghana
"This is because of community pushback, communities that are saying, this is not worth the environmental threat that these data centers pose."| FAIR
A preview of the 2025 Reinventing Prosperity Report For the 2025 Reinventing Prosperity report, we are focusing on the principle Design to transcend crisis. The implication is that we need to consider not only how to emerge from shock events for the moment, but work toward making them less likely and transcending the systemic drivers […]| Climate Value Exchange
The 80th annual meetings of the United Nations General Assembly come at a risk-filled turning point in global affairs. The United States and other leading member states are reducing their commitments to official development assistance and refocusing on military expenditures and unilateral measures, raising grave concerns about widespread suffering and loss of life among vulnerable […]| Climate Value Exchange
In late 2021, the Food Trails project invited experts, investors and financial actors to participate in the project’s Investors Living Lab, together with municipalities. The Investor…| Climate Value Exchange
For decades, residents of a neighborhood that straddles the border of Brooklyn and Queens have dealt with the unique effects of living in a basin: swampy flooding, bumpy streets, overgrown lots strewn with trash and leaky septic tanks — because homes are not connected to the city sewer system. With roads named for Amber, Sapphire, Ruby […] The post They Live Below Sea Level in NYC. Now, the City Could Buy Out ‘The Hole’ appeared first on THE CITY - NYC News.| THE CITY – NYC News
by Amelia Jaycen The Colorado River has a simple math problem: More water is taken out than nature refills every year. The gap between the two is also widening. Every year, an increasing amount of water is taken out of the Colorado River, as demand for water increases across the arid American West. Meanwhile, every year less water is available in the river and its tributaries as climate change and other manmade stressors cause imbalances in natural systems. The post Growth of an Economy, Deat...| Center for the Advancement of the Steady State Economy
Concentrated animial feed lots, sometimes called 'factory farms,' pose a unique challenge for environmental regulators.| Citizens Research Council of Michigan
This US survey examines (a) For reducing global greenhouse gas emissions, subsidies for R&D on low-carbon technologies are justified in addition to carbon pricing mechanisms like carbon taxes and cap-and-trade systems; (b) Higher subsidies for R&D on low-carbon energy sources are justified by the fact that their successful deployment would not only reduce emissions but […]| Clark Center Forum
Enhanced rock weathering (ERW)-focused carbon removal project developer UNDO announced that it has signed a […]| ESG Today
Microsoft announced an investment in green cement manufacturer Fortera, alongside an agreement securing rights to […]| ESG Today
The EU has made significant progress towards meeting its climate goals, including reducing greenhouse gas […]| ESG Today
A small corn field on Acatenango Volcano, in the Chimaltenango Department of Guatemala. (Image Source: Photograph taken by Christopher Unruh in Guatemala, September 2024) By Christopher Unruh and A…| American University: Journal of International Service
Welcoming Elspeth Jones as Nature Guardian Croeso We are delighted to welcome Elspeth Jones to the NICW team as our first Nature Guardian, a role we are launching as part of a six-month pilot programme to explore how NICW can deepen its relationship with nature, land, and place. Background This pilot project has arisen from […]| The National Infrastructure Commission for Wales
Inviting Nature into NICW Background In October 2024, the National Infrastructure Commission for Wales (NICW) made a bold recommendation to Welsh Government: nature should have a voice in decisions about flood policy and implementation. This was not just a call for greater environmental awareness; it was an invitation to imagine a future where nature sits […]| The National Infrastructure Commission for Wales
The energy sector is rapidly evolving, requiring specialized expertise and agile recruitment solutions, particularly in the Netherlands. With a growing focus on sustainable energy, the demand for skilled professionals in this sector is higher than ever. | Lean Startup Life
Caitlin Carney, co-owner of Porgy’s Seafood Market in New Orleans, promotes Gulf seafood by reintroducing local fishermen’s bycatch to consumers. She emphasizes education and community engage…| A Peace of My Mind
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Written by Lena McEachern. This article argues that Taiwan should reinvest in nuclear energy for its energy security in the current geopolitical climate. It is also a relatively environmentally clean energy source. Although the referendum to open Maanshan reactor did not reach the legal threshold necessary to pass, the DPP should build momentum towards restarting decommissioned reactors.Continue reading| Taiwan Insight
State officials in Appalachia have labeled low-head dams as public safety hazards, with some even being responsible for deaths. But some community members are hesitant to have the fixtures removed.| WPLN News
A new plan to protect and restore the waters of the Ohio River Basin recommends dozens of regional solutions to tackle interlinked environmental problems.| WPLN News
Austria’s first littering report shows 15,000 tons of waste yearly, with cigarette butts leading and cleanup costs hitting €200 million. The post Austria’s First Littering Report Shows 15,000 Tons Of Waste appeared first on The International.| The International
Winter Preparation Timeline Putting off thoughts of snow is a risky gamble. Just a couple years ago, the western United States learned a valuable winter preparedness lesson. In October 2019, when fall had just barely started, a plunging cold spell enveloped the west. Temperatures plunged and shattered multiple records. Here in Utah, the lowest recorded temperature reached -43° F! Anyone who left their deicing decisions until mid fall was left scrambling to acquire supplies. Let’s look th...| Ice Slicer
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Researchers attribute this increase to human-caused climate change and people moving closer to wildlands.| Loveland Reporter-Herald
Critics argue the move is politically motivated and could raise energy costs.| Loveland Reporter-Herald
Critics argue the move is politically motivated and could raise energy costs.| Macomb Daily
We’re thrilled to announce the launch the Behavioral Economics Institute (BEI)—a global hub that brings together behavioral science, data, and behavioral intelligence to turn knowledge into action. The BEI will help organizations move beyond fragmented data and insights to build strategies that create both business value and societal impact. With a global community of over| Behavioral Economics Institute | BehavioralEconomics.com
A global ranking of the most powerful cities in the world, according to the Mori Memorial Foundation's latest Global Power City Index. The post 48 Most Powerful Cities in the World appeared first on The Facts Institute.| The Facts Institute
People of faith cannot love God while despising his creatures, and people cannot call themselves Christians without caring for everything fragile and wounded, including the earth, Pope Leo XIV told climate activists and political and religious leaders.| Catholic Review
A spectacular variety of species find habitat in the plateau, set at the border of two zoogeographic zones.| | Frontline
Unregulated tourism strains Kashmir’s resources; plastic pollution, sewage contaminate lakes; experts call for sustainable practices| Frontline
An administrative law judge may decide whether the roughly $450 million plan to reroute an oil and gas pipeline around the Bad River tribe's reservation can move forward after a lengthy hearing wraps up on Friday. The post Sides clash in permit challenge hearing on Enbridge’s Line 5 reroute appeared first on WPR.| WPR
Wildlife Viewing BC offers an unparalleled opportunity to experience the wilderness of Central Vancouver Island, BC’s Central Coast, and the Great Bear Rainforest.| British Columbia Travel and Adventure Vacations
Millions in federal money is still set to flow to Georgia’s program for building EV charging stations on highways that lack the infrastructure. But an updated plan mandated by the Trump administration erases talk of equity and safety. The Current is an inclusive nonprofit, non-partisan news organization providing in-depth watchdog journalism for Savannah and Coastal Georgia’s communities.| The Current
The Georgia Supreme Court upheld the right of McIntosh County residents to vote directly to repeal a controversial zoning decision that would allow larger houses in a traditional Gullah-Geechee enclave on Sapelo Island. The Current is an inclusive nonprofit, non-partisan news organization providing in-depth watchdog journalism for Savannah and Coastal Georgia’s communities.| The Current
In a new study, a team of scientists determined the minimum natural habitat on agricultural land that will allow insect pollinators — including bumble bees, solitary bees, hoverflies and butterflies — to thrive. UW News reached out to co-author Berry Brosi, UW professor of biology, to learn more about these results and how habitat is important to two types of bees native to Washington.| UW News
Bee experts wouldn’t have previously expected to find the likes of Osmia cyaneonitens, Dufourea dilatipes and Stelis heronae in Washington. But this year, while collecting pollinators in Chelan County to study how climate and wildfires affect native bee populations, Autumn Maust, a University of Washington research scientist of biology, discovered eight bee species never recorded in Washington.| UW News
So, in any case, the updated rule curve of Bhakra, Pong, Ranjit Sagar and all other dams need to be in public domain along with daily inflow, outflow and dam storage level and status along with all the information that is used to decide about dam operations including upstream and downstream river flows, rainfall and forecasts of run off and rainfall.| SANDRP
Campaigners have warned of an increase in members of the public attempting to produce videos and images to share online.| Express.co.uk
For years, hurricane forecasting in the United States was carried out by the scientists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, or NOAA. The agency's meteorologists used satellite imagery, real-time storm tracking and prediction models to create the most accurate predictions on incoming and potential storms, before they hit communities. This information was accessed by thousands of U.S citizens who checked weather forecasts almost 317 billion times last year, but specifically ...| Scienceline
The National Park Service was once a dream workplace for Sue Fritzke. Over her 38-year career, she worked in some of the most iconic American landscapes — Yosemite as a seasonal park guide and Capitol Reef as a superintendent — as well as quieter and often overlooked sites like Muir Woods National Monument and Rosie the Riveter/World War II Home Front National Historical Park in California. “I had grown up in California, visiting places like Yosemite National Park, Point Reyes National ...| Scienceline
Twice a day, until recently, technicians at the National Weather Service (NWS) released balloons into the atmosphere from nearly 100 locations. As these balloons sailed upward, small data collection instruments called radiosondes went with them, capturing the atmospheric data that — along with information from ocean buoys, satellites, and even hurricane-hunting aircraft — feeds the computer models meteorologists around the country use to predict the weather. Now, following a series of bud...| Scienceline
As part of our campaign on climate change and the nature crises, we are proud members of Stop Climate Chaos Scotland. The group’s Coalition Manager Becky Kenton-Lake tells us about their upcoming mass climate lobby, a chance to ask for... The post Humanist Society interview series: Becky Kenton-Lake on Stop Climate Chaos Scotland’s mass climate lobby appeared first on Humanist Society Scotland.| Humanist Society Scotland
BT wrote this article in Vietnamese and published it in Luật Khoa Magazine on Sept. 9, 2025. Đàm Vĩnh Hằng translated it into English for The Vietnamese Magazine. As consumer demand for environmentally friendly products grows, more businesses are adopting "green" marketing to reach more customers and build their brand.| The Vietnamese Magazine
W ildfires like the ones that recently devastated Southern California burn an average of 7 million acres a year in the United States, taking dozens of lives and causing billions of dollars in damage. While 2025 is off to a bad start, the 2020 wildfires are still the worst on record in the United States, consuming 10 million acres. That year, fires burned 4.3 million acres in California, where they killed 25 people, caused over $12 billion in damage and […] The post XPRIZE UF appeared first ...| Explore Magazine
Whitney Lab scientists pursue ambitious marine-life discoveries The post Secrets of the Seas appeared first on Explore Magazine.| Explore Magazine
Carbon offsets have become big business as more companies make promises to protect the climate but can’t meet the goals on their own. When a company buys carbon offsets, it pays a project elsewhere to reduce greenhouse gas emissions on its behalf – by planting trees, for example, or generating renewable energy. The idea is that reducing greenhouse gas emissions anywhere pays off for the global climate.https://theconversation.com/companies-are-buying-up-cheap-carbon-offsets-data-suggest-...| Explore Magazine
When structures collapse, Jennifer Bridge’s phone rings. Often, it is family wanting insight from Bridge, an associate professor in the University of Florida’s Department of Civil & Coastal Engineering. She is a well-regarded expert in structural engineering, so that phone also rings with state officials and building industry leaders. The post UF engineering researcher helping make structures safer after Surfside disaster<em> — Dave Schlenker</em> appeared first on Explore Magazine.| Explore Magazine
In video remarks to the United Nations Climate Summit on 24 September 2025, Chinese President Xi Jinping called for a renewed global commitment to climate action. He stressed that green and low-carbon transition is the “trend of our time”, urging countries not to be swayed by the backsliding of “some country” (presumably referring to the … Continue reading Xi Jinping at the UN Climate Summit: Green and low-carbon transition is the trend of the time The post Xi Jinping at the UN Clim...| Friends of Socialist China
David Galaviz, who earned an MPA from USC Price, is passionate about improving access to the state’s parks.| USC Price
Applications for grants from Eastern Market Partnership and the City of Detroit are now open to Detroit farmers.| BridgeDetroit
Farmers in Michigan and across the Midwest are turning to hoop houses as a low-cost way to extend the growing season and protect crops.| BridgeDetroit
Northend Christian CDC is hosting its 25th anniversary celebration “Soles in the Garden,” from 3-9 p.m. Saturday at Oakland Avenue Urban Farm.| BridgeDetroit
Those who remain are often long-term residents who want or need a cheap place to live and are willing to put up with the dust, noise, and smells from nearby factories and a sewage treatment plant, the author writes.| BridgeDetroit
The climate scam is the greatest “con job” in human history, and the United Nations is responsible for using U.S. tax funds for a globalist “assault” on the borders of Western nations, explained President Donald Trump in his historic address at the UN General Assembly. Trump also undermined the Deep State front group’s raison d’être ... The post Trump Smashes Deep State Golden Cows at UN: Climate, Mass Migration appeared first on The New American.| Video - The New American
by Benjamin Life in Omniharmonic...Start small. Start where you are. Start with what you have. But start. Because the infrastructure for life-affirming governance begins with the first agreement between people who say: "We're ready to govern ourselves in service to life."| Omega
These small airborne particles may offset one-third of human-caused climate warming. But the cooling influence of aerosols is fading.| Science News Explores
Among all the world’s coastlines, those stretching across central and southern India are among the most vulnerable to erosion. In the states of Tamil Nadu and Karnataka, a program funded by the World Bank aims to create 100,000 jobs that will help protect these sensitive and biodiverse areas for the posterity of fishermen, urbanites, and […] The post 100,000 New Jobs Will Clean Up the Coastline and Protect Species from Plastic, Overdevelopment appeared first on Good News Network.| Good News Network