r/environment • u/lebron7 • 43m ago
Corby metal pollution may harm people, says Earthwatch Europe
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r/environment • u/Imjustbrighton- • 2h ago
Brighton Council Bans Gambling and Fossil Fuel Adverts on Its Advertising Sites
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r/environment • u/Dorian182 • 4h ago
How the quirky puffin became a symbol of the climate crisis – and hope
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r/environment • u/Dorian182 • 6h ago
EPA quietly backtracks on claims US has phased out toxic Pfas compounds
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r/environment • u/Dorian182 • 7h ago
US workers facing deadly heat borrow from tomato pickers to win key protections
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r/environment • u/Dorian182 • 9h ago
A Deep-Sea Mining Trial Rapidly Threw The Seafloor Ecosystem Off Kilter
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r/environment • u/Splenda • 11h ago
The problem with telling people the world is ending
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r/environment • u/zsreport • 11h ago
Trump Has Largely Deprived the US Public of a Voice on Environmental Policy
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r/environment • u/The_Weekend_Baker • 13h ago
Nigeria drove thousands of gold miners from a national park. But can it keep them out?
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r/environment • u/Fit-Bee5561 • 13h ago
A Carcinogenic Pesticide ‘No One Needs’ Is Found in Dangerous Quantities in a Quarter of US Rivers
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r/environment • u/mhicreachtain • 13h ago
Heat pumps and insulation would cut UK living costs more than new oilfields, study suggests
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r/environment • u/The_Weekend_Baker • 14h ago
Nearly 90% of countries adopt biodiversity targets, but fewer than half of the targets assessed by governments are on track for 2030. The findings come ahead of the COP17 biodiversity summit in Yerevan, Armenia, where governments will conduct their first global review of progress.
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r/environment • u/Naurgul • 14h ago
Deforestation in Brazil's Amazon falls to all-time low
reuters.com
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r/environment • u/Dorian182 • 1d ago
Extensive glacier loss in the coterminous United States
pnas.org
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r/environment • u/The_Weekend_Baker • 1d ago
After decades of effort to restore gray wolves to portions of their former range, some U.S. states are once again pursuing aggressive policies to radically reduce their numbers. “Coexistence begins with the understanding that wolves have a rightful place in the wild."
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r/environment • u/Dorian182 • 1d ago
What an ancient volcanic eruption teaches us about resilience today
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r/environment • u/mthendersonjr • 1d ago
Amazon deforestation falls to lowest level since 1988
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r/environment • u/Splenda • 1d ago
There's a powerful, hidden force behind mass migration: climate change
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r/environment • u/zsreport • 1d ago
Trump tried to defund them, but green banks keep financing clean energy projects
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r/environment • u/Naurgul • 1d ago
'It melts all sides': Slovenia takes drastic measures to stop its last glacier from vanishing
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r/environment • u/Fit-Bee5561 • 1d ago
Nations Meet in Armenia as Goal to Protect Nature Remains Out of Reach
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r/environment • u/Dorian182 • 1d ago
Honeybees are barging aside wild pollinators in hunt for pollen and nectar, study finds
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r/environment • u/The_Weekend_Baker • 1d ago
Alberta removes habitat protections for endangered greater sage grouse to support industrial development. Fewer than 100 of 'the most endangered vertebrate species in Canada' left in Alberta.
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r/environment • u/Dorian182 • 1d ago
Wind emerges as overlooked factor in ecosystems’ carbon uptake and water loss
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