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Brazil Wants a State-Owned Rare Earths Giant. The Timing Could Not Be More Strategic.
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Brazil Wants a State-Owned Rare Earths Giant. The Timing Could Not Be More Strategic.
Brazil's lawmakers want a state-owned rare earths company. In the middle of a U.S.-China mineral war, that ambition carries enormous strategic weight.
Apr 17
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The Bronx River's Hidden Migration Crisis: How Dams Are Silencing a Ancient Fish Run
River herring have swum the Bronx River for centuries, but aging dams are cutting off their spawning runs and quietly unraveling an entire food web.
Apr 15
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Britain's Butterflies Are Splitting Into Winners and Losers, and the Gap Is Widening
More than half of Britain's 58 native butterfly species are declining, and the split between winners and losers reveals something deeper than population counts.
Apr 15
The Iran War's Hidden Climate Dividend: IEA Cuts Oil Demand Forecast by Nearly 1 Million Barrels
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The Iran War's Hidden Climate Dividend: IEA Cuts Oil Demand Forecast by Nearly 1 Million Barrels
The Iran conflict has forced a dramatic IEA demand revision, and the behavioral changes it's triggering may outlast the war itself.
Apr 15
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Hurricane Helene Stripped Appalachian Farms of Their Topsoil. Recovery Is Generational.
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Hurricane Helene Stripped Appalachian Farms of Their Topsoil. Recovery Is Generational.
Hurricane Helene stripped away centuries of built topsoil in hours. For Appalachian farmers, the recovery timeline is measured in generations.
Apr 15
FEMA's Unraveling: What Happens When Disaster Response Becomes a Political Project
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FEMA's Unraveling: What Happens When Disaster Response Becomes a Political Project
Apr 15
Türkiye locks in COP31 dates and picks an Australian cattle farmer as youth voice
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Türkiye locks in COP31 dates and picks an Australian cattle farmer as youth voice
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Trump's EPA Is Quietly Dismantling the Public's Right to Know About Chemical Dangers
As the Trump EPA retreats from chemical disclosure rules, the communities most at risk are losing the one tool that keeps industry accountable: information.
14 Apr 2026
Mercedes' Revamped EQS Pushes EV Luxury to Its Limits — But at What Cost?
Mercedes has rebuilt its EQS flagship from the ground up, and the choices it made reveal just how much pressure the luxury EV market is under.
14 Apr 2026
Gray Whales Are Wandering Into San Francisco Bay — and Dying There
Gray whales are abandoning ancient migration patterns to forage in San Francisco Bay — and nearly one in five that enter don't survive.
13 Apr 2026
Texas Oil Money Moves to Oust the Regulator Who Rewrote the Waste Rules
A Texas oil tycoon is funding a primary challenge against the regulator who rewrote oilfield waste rules for the first time in 40 years.
13 Apr 2026
Congo Basin's Ancient Peatlands Are Leaking Carbon Stored for Millennia
New research finds Congo Basin blackwater lakes are venting carbon from peat deposits thousands of years old, unsettling a key assumption in global climate models.
12 Apr 2026
Life bounced back within 2,000 years of the dinosaur-killing asteroid
New isotope dating reveals marine life began evolving new species within 2,000 years of the Chicxulub impact, upending assumptions about post-extinction recovery.
12 Apr 2026
Minneapolis Activists Starve for Clean Air as Incinerator Fight Turns Desperate
Minneapolis activists have launched a hunger strike to shut down a trash incinerator tied to toxic air in a Black community, exposing a broken feedback loop decades in the making.
12 Apr 2026
The Hidden Geometry Behind Oyster Reef Survival Could Reshape Coastal Restoration
New research shows that reef geometry, not just materials, determines whether oyster restoration succeeds — and the consequences reach far beyond shellfish.
11 Apr 2026
A Sewage-Derived Toxin Is Drifting Through American Air for the First Time
Toxic industrial chemicals have turned up in U.S. air for the first time, and the source points to a fertilizer practice hiding in plain sight.
11 Apr 2026
New Mexico's $194 Million Oil Accounting Lawsuit Exposes a Familiar Industry Playbook
A lawsuit accusing ExxonMobil of hiding $194 million in well cleanup debts reveals how the oil industry may be systematically offloading costs onto states.
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