r/environment • • 1d ago

A powerful El Niño is worsening wildfires across Borneo and burning through the forests that orangutans depend on. Conservationists warn that continued habitat loss could threaten the species' long-term survival.

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r/environment • • 1d ago

Super El Niño breaks sea temperature record weeks ahead of expected peak

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bbc.com
67 Upvotes

r/environment • • 2d ago

The Return of the Brazilian Far Right Is a Climate Catastrophe

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newrepublic.com
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r/environment • • 1d ago

Oil pollution is drifting into marine protected areas, report finds. The report raises concerns for important habitats for a variety of marine life, including whales, dolphins, and sea turtles.

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43 Upvotes

r/environment • • 1d ago

Courts Become Battleground in Red vs. Blue State Climate Fight

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news.bloomberglaw.com
17 Upvotes

r/environment • • 2d ago

Judge tears into Trump administration for felling trees on D.C. golf course the president wants to remake

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nbcnews.com
357 Upvotes

r/environment • • 1d ago

Climate Action Network Canada launches the Yes Agenda: Building Canada's clean energy future

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climateactionnetwork.ca
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r/environment • • 1d ago

Nevada has seen nearly 500,000 acres burn this year as wildfire risks persist into fall

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2news.com
15 Upvotes

r/environment • • 2d ago

The scientific evidence for human-caused global warming is stronger than ever, according to a major new review – despite a United States government report questioning the science

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r/environment • • 2d ago

We're bombing our way out of the fossil fuel era

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volkskrant.nl
423 Upvotes

r/environment • • 2d ago

SEC Issues Warning to Investment Firms That Challenged ExxonMobil

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insideclimatenews.org
104 Upvotes

r/environment • • 3d ago

Chinese desalination plant cuts 60% energy use by turning waste brine to industrial salt

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scmp.com
657 Upvotes

r/environment • • 2d ago

The U.S. Public Is Losing Its Say on Environmental Policy

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467 Upvotes

r/environment • • 2d ago

A once-in-a-generation opportunity for California’s ocean

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grist.org
47 Upvotes

r/environment • • 2d ago

233 people arrested in environmental crime crackdown across Latin America and Caribbean

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geographical.co.uk
76 Upvotes

r/environment • • 2d ago

September 2026 was the world's second warmest September on record, with global temperatures reaching 1.63°C above pre-industrial levels for the second consecutive month.

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27 Upvotes

r/environment • • 2d ago

I live in Manaus, in the middle of the Amazon. For days, my city's air sensors have read "hazardous", up to 16x the WHO limit. Here is the data from the last 3 weeks. TL;DR: Wildfires across Amazonas state have buried Manaus (pop. ~2 million) in smoke.

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reddit.com
94 Upvotes

r/environment • • 2d ago

Potential record heat for Milwaukee Monday, more warm temps. Starting off the week, temperatures are abnormally warm – 15–20 degrees warmer than average.

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fox6now.com
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r/environment • • 2d ago

El Nino breaks Pacific temperature record as weather pattern intensifies

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france24.com
119 Upvotes

r/environment • • 2d ago

‘We cannot accept foxes as part of our landscape’: the plan to save Australia’s threatened wildlife from them

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theguardian.com
18 Upvotes

r/environment • • 2d ago

Northern Ireland's Rathlin Island Has Eradicated Feral Ferrets for the First Time, Giving Native Seabirds a Chance to Recover

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theguardian.com
37 Upvotes

r/environment • • 2d ago

How a loophole in Canada's species-at-risk law can leave wildlife in limbo. New study finds over half of species assessed as at risk since 2017 are still waiting for protection.

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cbc.ca
16 Upvotes

r/environment • • 2d ago

‘I didn’t want to write about this’: the man who first saw chimps waging civil war | Primatology

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theguardian.com
37 Upvotes

r/environment • • 2d ago

Europe's rivers, lakes still low on water after summer heat. The cooler autumn months have done little to ease the severe strain on Europe's waterways, with navigation still disrupted along some parts of the Rhine River.

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dw.com
16 Upvotes

r/environment • • 3d ago

‘A living hell’: how Los Angeles got taken over by mosquitoes

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theguardian.com
50 Upvotes