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Environment · France

‘Ticking time bomb’: Ocean acidity crosses vital threshold, study finds

Major US Government Website Could Be Shut Down After Mass Layoffs

67% Left coverage: 6 sources

Climate.gov may cease publishing new content, according to a report by The Guardian.Donald Trump · United States See the Story

Nations Vow to Cut Shipping Noise as Sea Life Struggles to Be Heard

75% Left coverage: 4 sources

Marine mammals struggling to feed their young are abandoning key habitats as underwater noise from human activity grows louder – a threat that's now been recognised by dozens of countries in an international push for quieter oceans.United Nations See the Story

U.S. Produced Record Amount of Energy in 2024, EIA Reports

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

According to a recent analysis from the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA), the U.S. produced a record amount of energy last year, totaling 103 quadrillion British thermal units (BTUs). The amount of energy produced in 2024 surpassed the previous record set in 2023 by 1%. However, while U.S. energy production is up, including for solar and wind sources, several other types of renewable energy sources stalled or even declined in 2024. …Energy · United States See the Story

Quantifying the Welfare Impact of Air Asphyxia in Rainbow Trout Slaughter for Policy and Practice

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The effective improvement of animal welfare requires quantitative methods to compare diverse impacts across practices and policies on a common, relatable scale. The Welfare Footprint Framework (WFF) fulfills this need by providing a standardized welfare impact measure: cumulative time in affective states of varying intensities. To this end, WFF estimates rely on documented syntheses of existing research, including behavioral, neurophysiological …Fish See the Story

Q&A: Leveraging the Power of Open Source Data to Map the World's Oceans

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June 8 was UN World Oceans Day, and this year's theme is "Wonder: Sustaining What Sustains Us." One researcher who has spent years exploring these wonders is Vicki Ferrini, a marine geophysicist and a senior research scientist and geoinformatics expert at Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory, which is part of the Columbia Climate School.United Nations See the Story

'Active Travel' Study Identifies Pathways for Designing Walking- and Cycling-Friendly Cities

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

A new study published in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences reveals the transformative potential of walking- and cycling-friendly policies in cities around the world. Conducted by researchers from UCLA and Google, the study analyzed travel data from more than 11,500 cities across 121 countries, making it the most comprehensive global assessment to date of active transportation, or the potential for walking or biking.Cycling See the Story

Kabul at Risk of Becoming First Modern City to Run Out of Water_ Report Warns

67% Left coverage: 6 sources

NGO says Afghan capital’s 7 million people face existential crisis that world needs urgently to addressReport · Afghanistan See the Story

'Shelter and Storm': Tamara Dean’s Memoir of Living in the Driftless

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The Driftless — an unglaciated area that runs through Wisconsin and a few other states — lured Tamara Dean and her partner, David, to escape their life indoors two decades ago. “We had spent our days in offices, staring at screens most of the time. And we thought, we just want to try something that is healthier for us. And that included cleaner air and cleaner water,” Dean said. They uprooted their lives, purchased a plot of land, and moved to …Wisconsin · Wisconsin See the Story

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Nice Ocean Summit Advances High Seas Treaty and Strengthens Marine Protections

Trump says FEMA to be wound down after hurricane season

‘Ticking time bomb’: Ocean acidity crosses vital threshold, study finds

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‘Ticking time bomb’: Ocean acidity crosses vital threshold, study finds

Major US Government Website Could Be Shut Down After Mass Layoffs

Nations Vow to Cut Shipping Noise as Sea Life Struggles to Be Heard

U.S. Produced Record Amount of Energy in 2024, EIA Reports

Quantifying the Welfare Impact of Air Asphyxia in Rainbow Trout Slaughter for Policy and Practice

Q&A: Leveraging the Power of Open Source Data to Map the World's Oceans

'Active Travel' Study Identifies Pathways for Designing Walking- and Cycling-Friendly Cities

Kabul at Risk of Becoming First Modern City to Run Out of Water_ Report Warns

'Shelter and Storm': Tamara Dean’s Memoir of Living in the Driftless

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