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81 years after Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, we're remembering the devastation by looking back with 5 facts about what happened.

The European Union has banned all "products linked to deforestation" — but what does that mean? Here's what to know about the new law.

The planet has relied on non-renewable and highly pollutive coal for too long — but a new forecast states renewables may overtake coal by 2025.

Here’s everything you need to know about The Laundress recall, the possible health risks, and how to get a refund.

The cost of living in the U.K. has led to ongoing strikes across several different industries — here's what you need to know about it.

Footage of a 33-foot giant phantom jellyfish that wass spotted off the coast of California recently went viral — these types of sightings are very rare.

The UN’s biodiversity conference, COP15, kicks off this week, and will bring various governments together to discuss efforts to preserve biodiversity around the world.

Alligators have been migrating away from Florida and moving north as temperatures rise.

Delhi's air pollution news has been rough lately, with air quality levels in the area leading to a “pollution ban” in Delhi.

Why are so many dead Caspian seals washing ashore the Russian coast? Over 2,500 have been discovered along coastlines.

Last year, senior rescue dog, Noodle the pug, became a TikTok star for his "bones or no bones" videos. Sadly, he died this past weekend at age 14.

Jordan Peele recently signed on to executive produce the new short horror movie 'Moshari,' which is sure to thrill horror fans and environmentalists alike.

The Biden administration recently issued a $75 million grant to relocate three Native American tribes from rising sea levels.

Eastham, Mass. conservationists are attempting to rescue a group of pilot whales who unfortunately stranded themselves along the Cape Cod beaches.

Because of white-nose syndrome, a fungal disease, northern long-eared bats have been listed as endangered.

Kudzu vines are a highly invasive species of strangler vine that are overrunning the Fijian island of Vanua Levu — but where do they come from?

The Italian Island of Ischia has been inundated with floods, landslides, and more — unfortunately resulting in a pretty significant death toll.

Houston is under a boil water notice after the electricity went out at a local water purification plant on Sunday, Nov. 27.

After several years of investigating, the U.S. government has indicted several people for their involvement in a monkey smuggling ring.

How many manatees are left? Even though they are dying by the hundreds in Florida, they still aren't a federally protected species, under the ESA.

Ukraine's Zaporizhzhia power plant may have sustained a nuclear accident, after ongoing bombings have taken place in the area due to the ongoing war.

To combat the ongoing drought in Nevada, the state has banned all "nonfunctional turf," as keeping it alive wastes noteworthy amounts of water.

Animal activists, allegedly from Animal Liberation Front, just freed 10,000 minks from an Ohio fur farm.

For the first time, fragments of surviving coral from the Great Barrier Reef are spawning in captivity, amid Great Barrier Reef recovery efforts.

Construction workers building Tesla Gigafactory Texas have alleged various labor violations including unfair wages and hazardous conditions..

When did the population reach 8 billion?

Honeybees live much shorter lives than they did in the 1970s — even in laboratories. Here's why.

New Zealand is looking to lower the impact of animal farming by taking the methane out of cow burps using vaccines, selective breeding, and genetically modified feed.

During COP27, Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard met with climate envoy John Kerry to discuss Mexico's renewable energy goals.

Climate TRACE, which Al Gore is a founding member of, has published new data identifying more than 70,000 polluting sites.

Who owns Just Stop Oil, and what exactly is the climate activist group’s mission?

Protests in over a dozen countries this week focused on asking world leaders to ban private jets.

What are Herschel Walker’s climate change policies like? And is he right about the world already having enough trees?

Lab-grown meat is being served at COP27 for the first time, but the conference has been accused of greenwashing for serving animal products, too.

Whether you're vegan or if you simply prefer to eat plant-based every now and then, Beyond Meat's chicken nuggets are now available at select stores.

Even though Tuvalu has one of the smallest populations worldwide, the tiny island is being ravaged by climate change.

Monarch butterflies are on their annual migration from the U.S. to Mexico — but where do they go, why are they endangered, and how can we save them?

Shortly after it was announced that several school districts were receiving e-buses, a Maryland school is receiving a massive e-bus fleet and charging station.

Why are Dutch wolves being scared off with paintball guns? While it sounds counter-intuitive, it may ultimately protect the wolves from being culled.

The Clean Water, Clean Air, and Green Jobs, Environmental Bond Act will be a ballot proposal in New York this November.