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Elon Musk's xAI Data Centers Cause Air Pollution Fears in Mississippi
Elon Musk's xAI data centers in Mississippi are raising alarms over increased air pollution, with critics warning of environmental and health risks from energy-intensive AI operations.
Thailand Uses Birth Control Vaccine on Wild Elephants
Thailand has begun administering a contraceptive vaccine to wild elephants in high-conflict areas after 30 human deaths last year. The program aims to reduce population growth and deadly confrontations.
Louisiana Plants 30,000 Trees to Fortify Coast Against Storms
Conservation groups complete a four-year project planting 30,000 native trees in Louisiana wetlands to restore natural storm barriers lost after Hurricane Katrina.
Photographer Documents Hundreds of Threatened Native Bee Species
Krystle Hickman uses photography to document native bees facing threats from climate change and invasive honey bees, aiming to raise awareness about ecosystem preservation.
Africa's Solar Boom Defies Global Slowdown
Africa emerged as the world's fastest-growing solar market in 2025, with a 17% capacity increase fueled by Chinese panel imports and falling battery costs, reshaping renewable energy dynamics.
Massive Manatee Rescued from Drain, Moved to Orlando Park
A 410-pound manatee stuck in a Melbourne Beach storm drain was rescued by multiple agencies and taken to SeaWorld Orlando for rehabilitation, highlighting ongoing conservation efforts for the protected species.
Armed Police Escort Gorillas from Bristol Zoo to New Home
Armed police were seen escorting critically endangered western lowland gorillas from Bristol Zoo's Clifton site to a new purpose-built African Forest habitat at Easter Compton, set to open to the public in spring 2026.
Prince William Ends Saudi Tour at Sharaan Nature Reserve
Prince William visited the historic Sharaan Nature Reserve in AlUla on his final day in Saudi Arabia, discussing ambitious conservation plans including the reintroduction of the Arabian Leopard.
Beavers Reintroduced to Somerset for Ecosystem Revival
Beavers have been legally reintroduced to Somerset's Holnicote Estate, aiming to restore wetlands and reduce flood risks, marking a significant step in UK conservation efforts.
Prince William's Saudi Visit Focuses on Conservation, Not Epstein
Prince William visited Saudi Arabia's Sharaan Nature Reserve, discussing wildlife conservation and the Arabian leopard reintroduction, while avoiding questions about the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.
Beavers Released in Somerset to Restore Nature
Beavers have been legally reintroduced to two sites in Somerset as part of a project to restore river and wetland ecosystems, marking a significant step in UK conservation efforts.
UK Awards 28 New Onshore Windfarm Contracts in Green Energy Boost
The UK government has awarded contracts to 28 new onshore windfarms and 157 solar projects, doubling funding to accelerate a clean electricity system by 2030, with subsidies set below gas power costs.
Miliband's £1bn Green Energy Fund for Community Projects
Energy Secretary Ed Miliband announces up to £1bn for community-owned renewable energy schemes, aiming to increase local wealth and potentially cut energy bills while democratising power generation.
Beavers Return to Cornish Rivers After 400-Year Absence
Cornwall Wildlife Trust has legally released beavers into a river system for the first time in English history, following a year-long process costing £150,000. The project aims to restore this keystone species to boost biodiversity and flood resilience.
Beavers Released at Two South West Sites in Reintroduction Push
Natural England issues licences for beaver releases at Exmoor and Cornwall sites, marking a major step in the species' return after 400 years of extinction in Britain.
Family's Solitary Fight to Save Amazon's Endangered Plants
In Ecuador's Amazon, the Pucha family dedicates their lives to rescuing seeds from endangered plant species, battling climate change and government indifference to preserve a vital ecosystem.
Complex Documentary on Bear Reintroduction in the Pyrenees
British filmmaker Max Keegan explores the heated conflict over brown bear reintroduction in the Pyrenees, capturing both conservationist and local perspectives in a nuanced documentary.
Wood Burners Triple Indoor Pollution for Children in Wales
A study in Wales found wood burners can treble children's exposure to indoor pollution, with homes being the largest contributor to daily particle levels, surpassing school or commuting.
4x4s Damage Rare Hampshire Chalk Stream in 'Splash Route' Sport
Environmental campaigners protest as off-road vehicles rip up the protected River Meon, one of only 260 chalk streams worldwide, causing significant harm to wildlife habitats.
China's Clean Energy Drives 90% of Investment Growth
New analysis reveals China's clean energy sectors generated a record 15.4tn yuan in 2025, accounting for over a third of economic growth and making the industry larger than most global economies.
Australia's Renewables Lead Energy Transition
Australia is accelerating its shift to renewable energy, with solar and wind power driving a major transformation in the nation's electricity grid and economy.
UK Wind Power Record Cuts Gas Costs by £164 Million
January saw the UK generate a record 10.6 TWh of wind power, driven by storms, reducing gas generation by 17% and saving an estimated £164 million for consumers.
Trump-Blocked Offshore Wind Farm Gets Green Light
A major offshore wind project previously halted by Donald Trump has received approval to move forward, marking a significant shift in US renewable energy policy.
Australia's Grid: Solar Now Matches Coal in Energy Supply
Analysis reveals Australia's electricity grid now depends equally on renewable energy and coal, with solar power meeting over half of daytime demand during recent heatwaves.
UK to Decide Soon on Chinese Wind Turbine Factory Plan
The UK Government expects to decide soon on Ming Yang's £1.5bn wind turbine factory in Scotland, balancing job creation with national security concerns.
Minnesota's Aquifer Energy Project Revives 45-Year-Old Research
A major housing development in Minnesota is pioneering large-scale aquifer thermal energy storage, drawing on decades-old research to provide efficient heating and cooling with minimal emissions.
Judge Allows Massachusetts Offshore Wind Project to Continue
A federal judge in Boston has ruled that the nearly completed Vineyard Wind project can continue, overturning a Trump administration suspension citing national security concerns.
Canada Approves Marineland Beluga Export to US Conditionally
Canada's government has conditionally approved export permits for Marineland's remaining beluga whales and dolphins to be relocated to US aquariums, preventing euthanasia.
UK Joins 10 Nations in 100GW North Sea Wind Grid Deal
The UK and nine European partners have committed to building a 100GW offshore wind power grid in the North Sea, transforming the region into a major clean energy reservoir.
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