Biden Resumes Oil and Gas Drilling on Public Lands Amid High Energy Prices
The Biden administration has restarted oil and gas leasing on federal lands to ease soaring energy costs, a move that raises complex environmental,
February 25, 2026
Deforestation in Brazil’s Savanna Hits Six-Year High
Deforestation in Brazil’s Cerrado savanna has surged to a six‑year peak, driven by expanding agriculture and cattle ranching, threatening biodiversity, water resources, and
February 24, 2026
Beijing Air Pollution Meets State Standards for the First Time—What Changed?
Beijing met China’s state air quality standards for the first time in 2021, a milestone driven by stricter policies, cleaner technologies, and active
February 23, 2026
Amazon Rainforest Endangered Species at Risk From Climate Change
Climate change is reshaping the Amazon’s habitats, putting iconic species such as jaguars, river dolphins, and the Amazonian poison frog at heightened risk
February 23, 2026
Jane Goodall’s Legacy Foundation Partners to Protect the Amazon Rainforest
The Jane Goodall Legacy Foundation has teamed with Age of Union to protect the Amazon rainforest through community‑based conservation, scientific monitoring, and sustainable
February 23, 2026
As Water Shortages Loom How Can Countries Share Scarce Resources?
As climate change, population growth and over‑extraction strain freshwater supplies, nations must adopt cooperative, science‑based frameworks to share limited water and avoid conflict.
February 22, 2026
