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SCIENCE

A Comprehensive Study Reveals a 22% Decline in Butterfly Populations Across the U.S.

Saturday, Mar 08

A new study shows a concerning 22% decline in U.S. butterfly populations over two decades, raising alarms for biodiversity and ecosystem health.

ECONOMY

US Withdraws from Major Climate Finance Initiative, Affecting Developing Nations

Friday, Mar 07

The US withdraws from the Just Energy Transition Partnership, impacting climate initiatives in South Africa and Indonesia.

SCIENCE

World’s Largest Iceberg A23a Runs Aground Near South Georgia Island

Thursday, Mar 06

The world’s largest iceberg A23a has run aground off South Georgia, potentially impacting local ecosystems and fisheries.

SCIENCE

Scientists Create Genetically Engineered "Woolly Mouse" as First Step in Mammoth Revival Efforts

Wednesday, Mar 05

Colossal Biosciences advances de-extinction by creating a "woolly mouse" with traits resembling the extinct woolly mammoth's cold adaptations.

WORLD NEWS

UN-Brokered Agreement Unlocks $200 Billion Deal for Global Biodiversity Conservation

Saturday, Mar 01

Nations finalize a $200 billion plan for biodiversity conservation, paving the way for urgent global action against nature loss amidst geopolitical challenges.

POLITICS

Hundreds Laid Off at NOAA Amid Controversial Cuts, Sparking Widespread Outcry

Saturday, Mar 01

Mass layoffs at NOAA as the Trump administration slashes federal jobs raise alarms about public safety and weather forecasting capabilities.

ECONOMY

BP Shifts Strategy: Major Investment Boost in Oil and Gas While Cutting Renewables Spending

Thursday, Feb 27

BP announces a strategic pivot back to oil and gas, slashing renewable investments and raising annual spending on fossil fuels significantly.

ENVIRONMENT

Sweden's Supreme Court Dismisses Climate Lawsuit Led by Greta Thunberg and Youth Activists

Wednesday, Feb 19

Sweden's Supreme Court has dismissed a significant climate action lawsuit led by Greta Thunberg, stating that individual lawsuits cannot compel government action.