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Ancient Himalayan village relocates as climate shifts reshape daily life

Climate Change · Nepal

Ancient Himalayan village relocates as climate shifts reshape daily life

45% Left coverage: 29 sources

The Himalayan village of Samjung did not die in a day.Perched in a wind-carved valley in Nepal’s Upper Mustang, more than 13,000 feet (3,962 meters) above sea level, the Buddhist village lived by slow, deliberate rhythms — herding yaks and sheep and harvesting barley under sheer ochre cliffs honeycombed with “sky caves” — 2,000-year-old chambers used for ancestral burials, meditation and shelter.See the Story

In the news today: Hundreds of wildfires burn across Canada, Montreal's trash problem

Wildfires · Canada

In the news today: Hundreds of wildfires burn across Canada, Montreal's trash problem

52% Left coverage: 21 sources

Here is a roundup of stories from The Canadian Press designed to bring you up to speed… Wildfires continue to scorch parts of Canada Wildfires are currently raging in several provinces across Canada. The BC Wildfire Service reports that crews are battling more than 70 wildfires in British Columbia, with one particularly intense wildfire near […]See the Story

Same sex penguin couple step in to raise baby chick at Chester Zoo

LGBTQ+ · United Kingdom

Same sex penguin couple step in to raise baby chick at Chester Zoo

50% Center coverage: 20 sources

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'Big Beautiful Bill' Passed By House: What It Means For MI

Testing the Waters: New Study Finds Rise in Orca Inviting Humans to Share Their Lunch

47% Center coverage: 15 sources

A new study investigated unusual occurrences of Orca attempting to share prey with people, Ryan Bridge chats to the lead author of the research, Jared TowersCanada · Canada See the Story

'Big Beautiful Bill' Passed By House: What It Means For MI

57% Left coverage: 7 sources

'Big Beautiful Bill' Passed By House: What It Means For MI - Across Michigan, MI - MAGA's landmark bill holds sweeping impacts for Michiganders.Donald Trump · United States See the Story

Trail cameras capture unprecedented footage of endangered creature's unique behavior in forest: 'Had never been observed before'

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A livestream of an adorable family of an elusive species caught a never-before-seen behavior by the patriarch. As the Miami Herald reported, a family of greater gliders became the unwitting stars of a de facto TV show broadcast by WWF Australia. View this post on Instagram A post shared by WWF-Australia (@wwf_australia) It's a bit like "The Truman Show" but with fluffy marsupials instead of humans. The family consists of the mother, Pip, the fat…Species · Queensland Read Article

Authorities discover alarming cargo hidden in car of California man crossing US border

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A California man is facing up to 20 years in prison after border officials discovered seven protected Amazon parrots hidden in his vehicle. What's happening? Juandaniel Medina, 24, of Lindsay, California, was arrested earlier this month at the San Ysidro Port of Entry. According to Fox 5 San Diego, U.S. Customs and Border Protection officers found seven live parrots concealed in Medina's car. Six were identified as red-lored Amazon parrots, a ch…Amazon · Lindsay Read Article

Iconic species makes incredible comeback after dwindling to only 11 creatures: 'A magnificent species that just wants to exist'

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Jaguars are bouncing back in the national parks on both sides of the Iguazu River that separates Argentina and Brazil. The Green Corridor is a strip of protected lands that links the two South American nations and is home to a severely threatened jaguar population. Where once hundreds of jaguars roamed, the population dwindled to a fraction of that number. At one point, there were only 11 jaguars left in Brazil's Iguaçu National Park, per Mongab…Species · Brazil Read Article

Officials warn of dangerous fish invading critical US waterways: 'They can travel between bodies of water'

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Officials in Pennsylvania are sounding the alarm after an angler caught a destructive aquatic intruder in Chester County, Patch reported. What's happening? The fish was a northern snakehead, an invasive species that is extremely resilient. As New York's Invasive Species Information page notes, snakeheads are capable of breathing atmospheric oxygen, which enables them to survive out of water for days at a time. They are suspected to have been in…Fish · Chester County Read Article

Onlooker captures heart-stopping image as parkgoer stumbles into grizzly bear encounter: 'Unaware of his surroundings'

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

An Instagrammer shared photos of a tourist who got the fright of his life when he almost came face-to-face with a grizzly bear at a national park in Wyoming. BackCountry Safaris (@backcountrysafarisusa) shared the images and wrote, "This gentleman was unaware of his surroundings and got out of his vehicle with a boar grizzly bear only steps away." View this post on Instagram A post shared by BackCountry Safaris (@backcountrysafarisusa) The socia…Jackson, Wyoming · Jackson Read Article

Teens create clever initiative to solve massive problem at their school: 'Stop doubting yourself and just do it'

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Because food waste is a pervasive problem worldwide, it can feel individually insurmountable — but two Ontario teens who decided to act locally proved otherwise by making a drastic difference at their school, CBC.ca reports. According to the United States Department of Agriculture, as much as 40% of the American food supply is wasted each year. Hunger relief charity Second Harvest estimated Canada's food waste percentage at 46.5%, 41% of which t…Oakville, Ontario · Oakville Read Article

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