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Even Meteorologists Are Baffled by the Midwestern Tornado Season
More than 200 tornadoes have hit Illinois this year. Here's how the twisters form, and how climate change might be influencing them.
More than 200 tornadoes have hit Illinois this year. Here’s how the twisters form, and how climate change might be influencing them.
Why Do We Love the Doves but Hate the Pigeons?
Why do so many people think doves symbolize peace and love but equate pigeons with filth and trash?
Why do so many people think doves symbolize peace and love but equate pigeons with filth and trash?
Why I Paint Endangered Species as Sacred Icons
An artist explores how painting endangered animals as sacred symbols can inspire conservation and deeper connections with nature.
An artist explores how painting endangered animals as sacred symbols can inspire conservation and deeper connections with nature.
Livestock Heat Deaths in Transit Doubled in UK’s Record-Hot Summer of 2025
Nearly 6,600 animals – mostly chickens – died in transport over 3 months, government data shows.
Nearly 6,600 animals – mostly chickens – died in transport over 3 months, government data shows.
As an Industry and a Cooking Ingredient, Seaweed Is Gaining Ground in Brazil
In Paraty, Brazil, a Caiçara family has transformed seaweed cultivation into gastronomy, educational tourism and a source of income.
In Paraty, Brazil, a Caiçara family has transformed seaweed cultivation into gastronomy, educational tourism and a source of income.
Biofuels in Brazil: Green Growth or Greenwash?
Biofuels in Brazil are currently being promoted to the world as a revolutionary climate solution.
Biofuels in Brazil are currently being promoted to the world as a revolutionary climate solution.
Global Marine Protected Areas Fail to Safeguard Most Sharks and Rays: Study
The analysis also reveals major gaps in reporting on the extent of fishing and harvesting re-strictions in these preserves.
The analysis also reveals major gaps in reporting on the extent of fishing and harvesting re-strictions in these preserves.
Researchers Are Finding Evidence That Fish Feel Pain. What Does That Mean for the Ethics of Seafood?
Growing evidence of fish pain is prompting scientists and ethicists to reconsider how society treats animals used for food.
Growing evidence of fish pain is prompting scientists and ethicists to reconsider how society treats animals used for food.
‘Syringes on Beaches’ as Hospital Waste Goes Unchecked
Poor biomedical waste management in parts of Africa is allowing hazardous hospital waste to enter communities and the environment.
Poor biomedical waste management in parts of Africa is allowing hazardous hospital waste to enter communities and the environment.
How AI Helps Gather Remote Biodiversity Data: Interview With Microsoft’s Juan Lavista Ferres
An AI-powered tool is helping keep an eye on the world’s most remote forests.
An AI-powered tool is helping keep an eye on the world’s most remote forests.
Backyard Bird Feeders: Good or Bad for the Birds?
Bird feeders bring people closer to nature, but scientists debate their effects on wild bird health and ecosystems.
Bird feeders bring people closer to nature, but scientists debate their effects on wild bird health and ecosystems.
As Whey Gains, Will Dairy’s Footprint Follow?
The rise of whey products raises questions about dairy’s environmental impact, sustainability, and future growth.
The rise of whey products raises questions about dairy’s environmental impact, sustainability, and future growth.
Big Oil Could Face ‘Catastrophic Outcomes’ Without Republican Supreme Court
An analysis examines how court decisions, energy policy, and climate regulations could shape the future of fossil fuels.
An analysis examines how court decisions, energy policy, and climate regulations could shape the future of fossil fuels.
Rescued From Traffickers, Reintroduced Orangutan Becomes Mother in the Wild
A rescued orangutan’s journey from captivity to motherhood highlights the success of wildlife rehabilitation and conservation.
A rescued orangutan’s journey from captivity to motherhood highlights the success of wildlife rehabilitation and conservation.
What My Balcony Is Trying to Tell Me About This Summer
Italy is currently in the middle of its fifth heatwave. For more than two weeks straight we’ve had 34–39°C during the day.
Italy is currently in the middle of its fifth heatwave. For more than two weeks straight we’ve had 34–39°C during the day.