r/environment • • 14h ago

‘Shocking and sobering’: UK bird populations fall to lowest level on record

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theguardian.com
626 Upvotes

r/environment • • 13h ago

Hundreds of whale calves have mysteriously died in Patagonia — and scientists are racing to find out why

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livescience.com
327 Upvotes

r/environment • • 12h ago

El Paso and New Mexico spent millions on climate plans. Three new data centers could undo them.

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texastribune.org
139 Upvotes

r/environment • • 7h ago

A new Stanford discovery offers hope for coral reefs devastated by warming oceans

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sfgate.com
51 Upvotes

r/environment • • 6h ago

Dozens of California dams need repair as El Niño winter draws closer

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apnews.com
37 Upvotes

r/environment • • 8h ago

The women helping Tanzania's coral reefs recover. Off Tanzania’s coast, Husna Aminu trains women divers and grows coral fragments in underwater nurseries.

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dw.com
38 Upvotes

r/environment • • 4h ago

Hochul vs. Blakeman: Utility bills, data centers, and ICE

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news10.com
7 Upvotes

r/environment • • 16h ago

Inside the mission to save orangutans from raging fires

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abc.net.au
70 Upvotes

r/environment • • 1d ago

Africa’s wildlife population plunges by 80 percent in five decades, WWF warns

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rfi.fr
1.1k Upvotes

r/environment • • 22h ago

Global Renewable Energy Investment Hits Record $2 Trillion as Solar and Wind Surge

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dailykos.com
128 Upvotes

r/environment • • 18h ago

Businesses could be barred from non-essential water use amid supply threat

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theguardian.com
61 Upvotes

r/environment • • 6h ago

Global grasslands face sharper carbon uptake decline as plant diversity falls, new research warns. Grasslands play a bigger climate role than many realise. New research highlights why changes within these ecosystems could have far-reaching consequences for carbon storage and rural livelihoods.

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5 Upvotes

r/environment • • 4h ago

Nine-Inch Snails: They block roads, eat houses, and spread literal brain worms. Only Florida knows how to deal with them.

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theatlantic.com
3 Upvotes

r/environment • • 11h ago

Canadian winery forging ahead with new agri-tech to combat climate change

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infonews.ca
9 Upvotes

r/environment • • 15h ago

Global soil erosion outpaces natural recovery, report warns. The report's findings identify erosion as one of the most serious threats facing soils globally.

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phys.org
18 Upvotes

r/environment • • 17h ago

Two rare pregnancies spark hope for Sumatran rhinos, but also concerns about inbreeding. The pregnancies are the latest result of a decades-long captive-breeding effort aimed at helping the solitary animals reproduce as their wild populations become increasingly isolated.

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21 Upvotes

r/environment • • 15h ago

Greece's vanishing lake exposes rapid impact of climate change • Protected wetland once sustained fish, flamingos and tourism near Thessaloniki • Cracked lakebed now holds only shallow pools and scattered reeds • Scientists cite hotter climate, overuse of irrigation water

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12 Upvotes

r/environment • • 1d ago

A huge hole almost the size of Portugal found in Antarctic sea ice

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geographical.co.uk
796 Upvotes

r/environment • • 15h ago

Singapore pollution spikes and East Timor shuts schools as Indonesia wildfire haze intensifies

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nbcnews.com
7 Upvotes

r/environment • • 19h ago

Colorado River drought drives unprecedented pattern of groundwater loss

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news.vt.edu
17 Upvotes

r/environment • • 1d ago

New York City’s iconic horse-drawn carriages expected to take their last trot

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cnn.com
34 Upvotes

r/environment • • 1d ago

Most major companies are overlooking their impact on biodiversity

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earth.com
125 Upvotes

r/environment • • 12h ago

Singapore pollution spikes, East Timor shuts schools as Indonesia wildfire haze intensifies

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2 Upvotes

r/environment • • 1d ago

‘Critical moment’: World leaders urged to course correct on nature protection ahead of COP17 summit. Game-changing global nature pact still has potential – but nations need to speed up progress, conservationists urge.

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euronews.com
155 Upvotes

r/environment • • 1d ago

England’s water companies in the first half of 2026 have failed to report 50,000 sewage discharges within legal timeframes

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geographical.co.uk
220 Upvotes