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Good News Network16 Oct, 07:00
Largest Private Conservation Project in the US Hits Major Milestone as Free-Roaming Bison Pass 1,000
Yale Climate Connections16 Oct, 06:59
Houses of worship in New York City prepare for growing climate threats
Global Voices15 Oct, 14:30
Peru’s Indigenous people in Cutivireni and Oviri take the front line against Amazon wildfires
Dialogue Earth15 Oct, 13:22
‘Mana hutan kami?’ The Malaysian youths turning climate anxiety into legal action
Agência Pública15 Oct, 11:00In Portuguese
Povos da floresta e do mar contra a extrema direita
Brazil recorded a historic low in deforestation in 2025, with Deter data showing a 30% drop in Cerrado clearing in September, as forest and coastal communities organise against land privatisation threats.
Eos15 Oct, 09:02
A Hydrological Paradox on the Silk Road
Good News Network15 Oct, 09:00
ESA’s New Sentinel 3C Satellite Makes its Debut with Sumptuous Images of Italy and the Arctic
Anthropocene Magazine15 Oct, 08:20
Could dirty, salty wastewater quench data center thirst?
Yale Climate Connections15 Oct, 07:00
As El Niño fuels drought in Panama, trees help ranchers maintain their water supply
Yale Climate Connections15 Oct, 06:59
Why New Jersey is buying flood-prone homes
Mongabay15 Oct, 03:00
Belize looks to the deep sea to complete its 30% ocean protection pledge
Mongabay14 Oct, 23:23
From paper parks to lasting protection, here’s what works in marine conservation
Mongabay14 Oct, 22:01
Artificial mangrove roots offer a stopgap for Thailand’s eroding coastline
Good Green News14 Oct, 20:02
Rainforest Trust and local partners have protected over 70 million acres worldwide, adding 10 million acres in 8 months, culminating with Bolivia's 715,000-acre Agua Dulce Reserve.
Happy Eco News14 Oct, 18:09
Six decades of dam removals, trash cleanup and water treatment turned the 80-mile Charles River from a polluted waterway into one of America's cleanest urban rivers.
Good Good Good14 Oct, 17:52
Climate activists launch floating gardens in British harbor: 'We built a wildlife corridor in a city'
EurekAlert!14 Oct, 16:50
A global study estimates 27% of Earth's land may already be conserved for biodiversity when counting locally recognised areas, close to the 2030 target of 30%.
Mongabay14 Oct, 12:54
Mangroves gain ground globally, marking turnaround after decades of loss
Yale Climate Connections14 Oct, 06:59
Coeur d’Alene Tribe works to restore native prairie
bloomberg.com13 Oct, 19:00
India's installed renewable energy capacity has reached 300 gigawatts, a milestone highlighted ahead of the COP31 climate summit.
theguardian.com13 Oct, 18:03
Rooftop solar now provides nearly 14% of Australia's electricity, up from under 3% a decade ago, with about 4 million homes and small businesses fitted with panels.
Good News Network13 Oct, 11:30
Italian Bio-methane Plant Comes Online, Providing Renewable Gas to Over 3,000 Homes
Eos13 Oct, 08:02
Reading Rainfall in a Snail’s Shell
pv magazine Global13 Oct
System-level costs for sodium-ion batteries were about €120 per kWh capacity in 2025 and could fall to €28.5-51.9 by 2050, making them cost-competitive with lithium-ion for renewable energy storage.
Mongabay13 Oct, 03:34
Photos: Taiwan’s tea revival blends ancient terraces with new climate adaptations
Good News Network12 Oct, 11:30
‘Like Caring for a Pet’ – the App That Lets You Know if Your Neighborhood Tree Is Thirsty
regjeringen.no12 Oct, 10:57
Norway designated Andfjorden as its largest marine protected area, covering 1,848.5 square kilometres of coral reefs, kelp forests, fish nurseries, whales and seabirds.
Positive News12 Oct, 05:55
Putting a ring on it: the plan to green London’s beloved edges
bbc.com11 Oct, 18:28
Builders in the US are turning rice husks and straw, millions of tonnes of which go to waste annually, into construction material for homes.
ECOticias.com11 Oct, 07:41
A floating solar array on a Swiss alpine dam produced 43% of its output in winter and generated 68% more electricity per installed kilowatt than a lowland plant in its first measured year.
Good Green News10 Oct, 17:42
Elevated solar canopies placed five metres above farmland generated clean electricity while shading crops from extreme heat, lifting corn yields by 20% in summer heatwaves and improving barley quality at another site.
scitechdaily.com10 Oct, 13:36
Scientists mapped 295,000 square kilometres of habitat suitable for oyster reef restoration across 10 countries, estimating $12 trillion in potential ecosystem benefits including water filtration, carbon capture and coastal protection.
ECOticias.com10 Oct, 10:10
Six seawater heat pumps in Aarhus now heat 1,900 homes, drawing up to 1.2 million litres of bay water hourly and producing up to 3.5 times the heat of the electricity used, replacing wood pellets.
Our World in Data9 Oct, 20:00
What share of plastic waste ends up in the ocean?
Good Green News9 Oct, 17:20
A Columbia-led study found fine particle pollution inside Manhattan's congestion pricing zone fell about 13% in its first year, as vehicle entries dropped roughly 11%.
theguardian.com9 Oct, 16:46
Women in Nigeria's Niger Delta have planted 3 million mangroves, restoring 190 hectares of swamp forest and bringing fish and crabs back to wetlands damaged by oil pollution, while training over 400 women in restoration work.
Yale Climate Connections9 Oct, 14:42In Spanish
Mientras El Niño agrava la sequía en Panamá, los árboles ayudan a los ganaderos a sobrevivir
As El Niño intensifies drought on Panama's Azuero Peninsula, ranchers using silvopasture, planting trees among pastures, report more abundant and better-quality water and improved forage compared with conventional neighbouring farms.
theguardian.com9 Oct, 13:21
Australia's High Court overturned approval for a coal mine expansion that would have doubled output to 21 million tonnes a year, ruling regulators must weigh emissions from coal burned overseas.
Anthropocene Magazine9 Oct, 08:00
The green revolution may be turning purple
High Country News9 Oct, 04:00
Meet the flower whose evolution is outpacing climate change