The ‘Super’ El Niño Warning: Why 2026’s Pacific Warming is a Climate Collision Course
The UN and NOAA warn of a potential 'super' El Niño in 2026, combining natural Pacific warming with human-caused climate change to trigger global weather extremes.
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Fiji’s ‘Dark Sky’ Ambition: Can the Pacific Pioneer Solve Global Light Pollution?
Fiji is attempting to become the world's first official 'Dark Sky Nation,' implementing a technical and regulatory blueprint to combat light pollution and preserve astronomical visibility.
The ‘Good’ Killer: DNA Sequencing Reveals Fungus Fighting Invasive Moss in UK Habitats
Researchers using DNA sequencing have identified a new fungus species that selectively destroys invasive heath-star moss, offering a rare natural biological control for UK ecosystems.
Trump Administration Eyes 25% Tariffs on Brazil Over Environmental and Trade Disputes
The USTR is proposing a 25% tariff on Brazilian goods under Section 301, citing illegal deforestation and intellectual property failures.
Fiji’s ‘Dark Sky’ Ambition: Can a Pacific Island Blueprint Solve Global Light Pollution?
Fiji is attempting to become the world's first official dark sky nation, creating a technological and legislative framework to combat light pollution.
The ‘Fairy Rings of Death’: A New Fungus is Doing the Dirty Work of British Conservation
Researchers have identified a potent new fungus acting as a biological control agent against the invasive heath-star moss, potentially restoring native UK habitats.
Blue Origin’s Launchpad Recovery Could Stretch Into 2028, NASA Administrator Warns
NASA Administrator Jared Isaacman suggests a 2028 timeline for recovering Blue Origin's damaged Cape Canaveral launchpad following a New Glenn rocket explosion.
SpaceX Flags Water Scarcity as Critical Risk in Amended IPO Filings
SpaceX has updated its IPO filings to include water access as a primary risk factor for its AI infrastructure and data center scaling, alongside power and chips.
Nature’s Own Biocontrol: New ‘Killer Fungus’ Identified as Natural Weapon Against Invasive Moss
Researchers have identified a potent new fungus species acting as a biological control agent against the invasive heath-star moss, potentially restoring UK habitats.
Trump EPA Moves to Deregulate Coal Ash, Sparking Clash Between Industry and Health Researchers
The Trump administration's plan to weaken coal ash monitoring and groundwater protections faces fierce opposition from environmental lawyers and neurobiological researchers.