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Beavers Reintroduced to England, After Being Hunted to Local Extinction
Though beavers were declared "locally extinct" in England 400 years ago, conservationists are now attempting to reintroduce them, once again.The Davos Conference Returns for the First Time Since the Pandemic — But What Is It?
Until 2020, the Davos Conference had taken place annually in Switzerland, and it's finally back. But what is the Davos Conference?Environmentalists Devastated by Dead Whale Found Along Oregon Coast
Disaster struck Oregon coastlines after a whale washed up on shore, but because he appears to have died before beaching, studies are underway.Freshwater Fish Nationwide Test for High Levels of PFAS, or "Forever Chemicals"
If you're a fan of freshwater fish, you may want to change your mind — species tested in the U.S. showed dangerously high levels of PFAS.Tesla Cuts Prices, Due to Declining Stocks and Elon Musk’s Erratic Behavior
As a result of Tesla creator, Elon Musk's erratic behavior on Twitter, stock prices and sales are dropping — which may lower the brand's prices.Wyoming Lawmakers' Bill Proposing a Ban on Electric Vehicles Is Apparently... Satire?
Rumblings of a ban on electric vehicles in the state of Wyoming have left people puzzled.What Is Bacterial Meningitis? This Infection Took the Life of Rock Legend Jeff Beck
The death of Jeff Beck has proved that the world could be better educated on the severity of bacterial infections.UAE Appoints Head of Major Oil Company as COP28 President — Seriously
Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber — who is the CEO of the Abu Dhabi National Oil Company, aka ADNOC — will be president of COP28.Jane Fonda's History of Social and Environmental Activism
In 2020, actress and activist Jane Fonda flew to Minnesota to oppose the Line 3 — take a look back at her history of environmental and social activism.Since 1977, Exxon Knew It Would Cause Climate Catastrophe, New Research Proves
Exxon scientists knew about the global warming its products would cause, thanks to its own projection models.As Animal Testing Becomes More Widely Condemned, Has Dove Gone Cruelty-Free Yet?
Although a wide range of cosmetics brands have shied away from animal testing, is Dove cruelty-free?The FDA Is No Longer Requiring Animal Testing for New Drugs
The FDA is no longer requiring animal testing, thanks to the FDA Modernization Act 2.0.Selma, Ala. Tornado Results in Several Locals Missing and Dead
What happened in Selma, Ala.? The iconic southern city was slammed by a massive tornado, which has left at least eight people dead as of publication.Stephen Fry Narrates New Docuseries 'A Year on Planet Earth,' Showcasing Wild Animals Growing Up
'A Year on Planet Earth' on Fox Nation is the latest nature docuseries.The Great Salt Lake’s Toxic Dust Is Just One Sign of Its Imminent Collapse
The Great Salt Lake is on the brink of collapsing, as shown by a recent study. The toxic dust is just one of many issues created by its drought.A Killer Whale Has Beached in Florida for the First Time
In Florida, a female orca washed up on the beach, and she passed away soon after.How to Get Rid of Your Old Underwear, Sustainably
Unfortunately, textile waste makes up a large portion of landfill trash. So, what should you do with old underwear? Here's how to donate old pairs.As Bear Creek Water Levels Rise, Merced, Calif. Homes Face Flood Risks
Bear Creek water levels in Merced, Calif. have risen exponentially — to the point that communities across the county have been almost fully submerged.A Rare Green Comet Is About to Pass by Earth: How to See It
A rare green comet, which has not been visible from Earth in tens of thousands of years, is going to be an exciting sight to behold.Your Local Farm May Be Looking To Feed Your Discarded Christmas Trees to Their Goats (Exclusive)
Can goats eat Christmas trees? As many of us are still looking to discard our tree in the middle of January, you may be able to feed your local farm's goats.Is the U.S. Banning Gas Stoves? New Study Links Them to Childhood Asthma
Is a nationwide ban on natural gas stoves in the cards?The Gentle Barn Rescues Logan Paul's Former Pig, Whom He Seemingly Bought for Clout
A pig once owned by WWE star and internet personality Logan Paul was found abandoned in a field, and is now safe at The Gentle Barn.Wolves Will Soon Be Introduced in Colorado — but Conservationists Aren't Happy With the Plan
Wildlife officials have been working on plans to reintroduce wolves to the Colorado wild, in an effort to recover the animal's population.Girl Scouts Kick Off the 2023 Season With a New Vegan Cookie and Major Vegan Sponsor
Girl Scouts of the USA is launching a new vegan cookie and partnering with a major vegan brand for the 2023 cookie season.Standing Rock Protests Come to Life in Feature Film 'On Sacred Ground,' Starring David Arquette (Exclusive)
'On Sacred Ground' is a new movie that chronicles the 2016 construction of the Dakota Access Pipeline, as well as the protests against it.Lucrative Environmental Jobs That Will Pay the Bills — And Then Some
If you're looking for a job in the environmental field that's both high paying and fulfilling, there are many green jobs that pay the big bucks.A Massive Palm Oil Spill on Melbourne Beaches Leaves Beachgoers, Well, Oily
In Melbourne, Australia, a massive spill of vegetable oil — consisting mostly of palm oil — has contaminated oceans and beaches.Niagara Falls Tunnel Tours Open to the Public, Beneath Old Hydroelectric Power Plant
A tunnel under Niagara Falls is now part of the tour experience at this world wonder.What Does Sustainably-Sourced Seafood Actually Mean?
Does sustainable seafood really exist? Here's everything you need to know.New York Governor Has Officially Legalized Human Composting Statewide
Human composting in New York could soon be legal, as Gov. Kathy Hochul prepares to — hopefully — sign the bill that would make human composting in New York a legal practice,Several Have Died at Yellowstone National Park While “Hot Potting” — Here's What That Means
What is hot potting? Some in Yellowstone have taken to boiling themselves alive — and unfortunately, many have died as a result of attempting it.China Removes Another Layer of Animal Testing Requirements, Meaning More Brands Can Become Cruelty-Free
China has lightened some of its regulations, meaning a number of popular companies can now be classified as truly cruelty-free.Toxic Algal Blooms, Triggered by Human Waste and Climate Change, Close Cape Cod Poisons Shorelines
Cape Cod residents are outraged after a "toxic stew" of algae, caused by human negligence and climate change, deems shorelines unsafe across the region.BIllie Eilish Says She Doesn't Fly Private, for New 'Vogue' Cover Along With Eight Climate Activists
Does Billie Eilish fly private planes or commercial? The musician opened up about the controversial topic in a new 'Vogue' interview.Know Before You Go: Are Elephant Experiences Ethical?
If you're going to Thailand or other countries, doing an elephant ride or visiting a sanctuary may sound tempting, but are any of them actually ethical?Would Adding Environmental Impact Labels to Fast Food Influence Buying Habits?
Would putting climate labels on fast food change the way people eat? A study shows it could lead to minor societal shifts, that could result in a positive impact.‘Ocean Emergency: Currents of Hope’ Documentary: What It’s About, How to Watch, and More
What is ‘Ocean Emergency: Currents of Hope’ about? The new documentary, which aired on the CW earlier this week, has garnered quite a bit of buzz.The Death Toll From Philippines’ Floods Is Still Rising
How many have died as a result of flooding in the Philippines? Unfortunately, several people have been found dead — and many are still missing.Modern Slavery Expert Shares the Horrors of Cobalt Mining for EVs and Smartphones on 'The Joe Rogan Experience'
Joe Rogan interviewed modern slavery expert Siddharth Kara about the cobalt mining industry, which presents a host of ethical and human rights issues.These New Animal Species Have Been Discovered — or Rediscovered — in 2022
Experts have already discovered a few new and rare species in 2022.Yes, Pink Iguanas Exist — Several Hatchlings Were Recently Discovered in the Galápagos
Where do pink iguanas live? Although the reptile species is extremely endangered, a group of hatchlings was recently discovered on the Galápagos.At Least Three Killed and One Injured in Russia’s Pipeline Explosion
A gas pipeline in Chuvashia that funnels fuel to the rest of Europe reportedly exploded, resulting in at least three deaths and one injury.Ohio Mink Farm Shutting Down, Just Weeks After Activists Freed 10,000 of Their Minks
The Van Wert, Ohio mink farm is closing down, just five weeks after animal rights activists freed 10,000 minks from a fur farm.EPA Tackles Pollution by Tightening Truck Emission Restrictions
The EPA has restricted truck emissions in an effort to lower air pollution.Night Owls, Assemble — Winter Solstice Is Here
Is tonight the longest night of the year? Winter solstice is here, so here's everything you should know about the annual seasonal change.Biden Signs Big Cat Public Safety Act Into Law, Thanks to 'Tiger King' Boost
The Big Cat Public Safety Act will ban public contact with and possession of big cats including cheetahs, lions, and, of course, tigers.Alicia Silverstone Gets Nude to Promote Vegan Leather: "I'd Rather Go Naked Than Wear Animals"
Alicia Silverstone's new PETA ad calls attention to the environmental destruction in the leather industry.Hoards of Iguanas Will Be Tumbling From Southern Florida Trees Christmas Weekend — Here’s Why
Why do iguanas fall out of trees? Based on the weather reports for this weekend, experts predict many iguanas will be falling from the sky.Why Environmentalists Are Criticizing 3M's New Pledge to Stop Manufacturing PFAS
3M just announced that it will stop manufacturing and making PFAS by 2025.
