‘Rediscovered’ species in Papua spotlight importance of Indigenous knowledge
Two species of marsupial thought by scientists to be extinct for thousands of years still live in the forests of…
Coexisting with America’s growing urban coyote population is easier than you think
Coyotes are now present in almost every major urban-metropolitan area in the United States, yet conflicts between the canines and…
A reforestation corridor in Madagascar offers a future for lemurs and locals
A reforestation corridor project aims to reconnect 150 hectares of fragmented forest between Andasibe-Mantadia National Park and the Analamazoatra Special…
In Brazil, unfinished water project leaves Indigenous villages without safe water
According to Brazil’s Ministry of Health data obtained by Mongabay, of the 4,134 Indigenous villages in Brazil’s North Region, only…
EUDR is starting to steer company actions, despite slow progress: Report
Although more progress is needed, a growing number of companies are adopting and implementing deforestation commitments ahead of the European…
Māori knowledge shows climate change domino effects on forest food chains
An Indigenous-led team of researchers worked with Māori knowledge-holders in the Te Urewera and Whirinaki forests of Aotearoa New Zealand’s…
Deep-sea wildernesses are more important than the promise of seafloor mining (analysis)
A scientist who was part of a major 2008 expedition exploring the promise of deep-sea mining writes in a new…
Ghana declares its first marine protected area
Ghana has declared its first marine protected area after more than 15 years of efforts to bolster marine conservation and…
The Balance Of Power In The World Is Shifting, & The US Will Be The Biggest Loser
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Afghanistan’s capital is in the grip of a water crisis
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) — Nestled in a high-altitude valley in Afghanistan’s Hindu Kush mountain range, Kabul is rapidly running out…
This ghost octopus is facing a new threat
China is one of the biggest players in the race to mine the deep sea — and a joint Mongabay-CNN…
Over 200 New EV Chargers Coming To Ohio
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In northern Kenya, a shifting Lake Turkana reshapes traditional livelihoods
According to Kenya’s environment ministry, water levels in Lake Turkana have risen by several meters in the past decade, expanding…
How to generate hydrogen at home with recycled solar panels – pv magazine International
Scientists in Chile have developed a low-cost, easy-to-deploy hydrogen system powered by end-of-life solar panels. The residential solution reportedly achieves…
Dominican Republic opens bids for 600 MW renewables tender – pv magazine International
The nation’s latest call for long-term power purchase agreements focuses on supplying the national grid with wind and solar projects,…
Why Development Doesn’t Prevent War by Rabah Arezki
Violent conflicts have reached levels not seen since World War II, even as global poverty has fallen to historic lows,…
How Trump’s Crypto Push Is Undermining American Power by Jayati Ghosh
US President Donald Trump’s deregulation of cryptocurrency markets has introduced new financial risks and threatens to undermine the dollar’s global…
Landmark win for Thai villagers, but gold mine appeal delays justice
In a landmark verdict, the Bangkok Civil Court last month held the operator of a gold mine liable for environmental…
Conservation efforts help an endangered dipterocarp spread roots in Bangladesh
Conservation of the endangered boilam tree (Anisoptera scaphula) — Bangladesh’s tallest tree species — has reached a milestone after a…
Mexico updates distributed generation rules to formally integrate energy storage – pv magazine International
The new provisions published by the country’s energy regulator are aimed to adjust the technical and administrative criteria for distributed…