ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE

PETA Condemns Viral Baby Monkey Punch's Zoo Conditions As IKEA's Stuffed Orangutan Toy Sells Out

ENVIRONMENT & CLIMATE 02.27.2026 05:03 AM

PETA slams a Japanese zoo over viral baby monkey Punch's treatment as his comfort IKEA orangutan plush sells out globally, fueling debate on animal welfare and captivity.

Why the World's Remaining Rainforests Are Crucial for Climate, Wildlife, and Humanity

02.26.2026 23:27 PM

The world's remaining rainforests are vital for climate, biodiversity, and human survival, providing carbon storage, water, and essential ecosystem services.

Why Biodiversity Matters More Than We Think: How Species, Ecosystems, and Conservation Shape Our Planet

02.26.2026 05:14 AM

Biodiversity importance underpins ecosystems, food, medicine, and climate stability. Conservation science guides strategies to protect species and habitats.

New Research Finds Pressurized Iron-Rich Brine Beneath Taylor Glacier Powers Antarctica's Mysterious 'Blood Falls'

02.26.2026 05:12 AM

New research reveals a pressurized, iron-rich brine system beneath Taylor Glacier that feeds Antarctica's Blood Falls, explaining its red color and offering clues about life in extreme environments.

NASA Captures Dramatic Color Changes in Florida's Ocean Waters from Winter Arctic Cold Fronts

02.26.2026 05:12 AM

NASA Florida ocean observation captures stunning color changes in the West Florida Shelf, revealing sediment, calcium carbonate, and ecosystem shifts.

Plugging Orphan Wells Underwater: Why Marine Operations Are a Different Beast Entirely

02.25.2026 00:29 AM

When most people think about orphan oil and gas wells, they picture rusting wellheads hidden in fields, forests, or forgotten corners of rural America. Those land-based wells are indeed a massive environmental challenge, but they are only part of the story. Beneath our rivers, wetlands, bayous, and coastal waters lies another category of orphan wells that presents a far more complex operational problem.

Balancing Nature and Technology: The Hidden Link Between Human Evolution and Survival Science

02.24.2026 05:52 AM

Explore how human evolution, technology, and biology connect in survival science, revealing why balancing nature and innovation is essential for humanity's future and resilience.

How Volcanoes Destroy, Build Land, and Shape Earth's Surface and Climate

02.24.2026 05:46 AM

Volcanoes form from plate tectonics, shaping Earth's geology and climate. Learn eruption types, VEI scale, supervolcano risks, and their impact on life and oceans.

Scientists Discover New Spinosaurus Species with Blade-Shaped Head Crest in the Sahara Desert

02.23.2026 07:50 AM

A new Spinosaurus species with a blade-shaped head crest has been found in Niger, reshaping understanding of dinosaur evolution and riverine hunting behavior.

Climate Change and Megafires: Wildfire Science on Heatwaves, Emissions Effects, and Environmental Policy

02.22.2026 01:04 AM

Explore how climate change is driving megafires in Argentina and Chile, highlighting wildfire science, heatwaves, emissions effects, and shifting environmental policy across the region.

How Earth's Climate System Regulates Itself Through Powerful Natural Feedback Loops

02.20.2026 03:13 AM

Earth's climate system self-regulates through feedback loops, oceans, clouds, and carbon sinks that balance warming and cooling forces.

Coral Bleaching Crisis: Ocean Heatwaves Devastate Reefs and Marine Biodiversity

02.20.2026 03:13 AM

Explore how coral bleaching and ocean heatwaves are transforming coral reefs, threatening marine biodiversity, and why urgent reef conservation efforts are critical to protect these fragile ecosystems.

Palm Beach Zoo's Crazy Rhino Eye Treatment Triumph Saves Wild Vision in Zimbabwe

02.19.2026 03:26 AM

Florida Zoo's wild rhino eye treatment success: Palm Beach Zoo trains endangered Thuza for drops, saving vision in Zimbabwe's conservation push

Global Exposome Science: Mapping Environmental Health and Chronic Disease Factors

02.19.2026 03:22 AM

Explore how exposome science maps lifetime environmental health exposures, uncovers chronic disease factors, and powers a global research initiative to transform prevention and public health strategies.

How Ice May Have Sparked Life: New Experiments Reveal a Chilling Origin of Life Theory

02.19.2026 03:17 AM

Icy environments may have concentrated organic molecules, enabling protocell growth, RNA stability, and prebiotic chemistry for life's origins.

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