Climate and environmental reports highlight concerns over chemical pollution, biodiversity risks, and fossil fuel policy shifts.

A new study reveals that U.S. military veterans have significantly higher levels of PFAS chemicals in their blood compared to civilians, primarily due to widespread use of firefighting foam on bases.

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is facing scrutiny over a memo that proposes narrowing the definition of what constitutes 'taking' an endangered species, potentially weakening critical protections.

Researchers are releasing nearly 500,000 male mosquitoes carrying a specific bacterium in California as an experimental biological control method to combat rising insect populations.

A report indicates that private jets are increasingly under-taxed in the U.S. despite polluting up to 14 times more than commercial aircraft per passenger.

Scientists have officially discovered a new species of cat, the 'tilcayo,' living in the cloud forests of the Andes in Bolivia, marking the first such discovery in over a century.

U.S. wheat farmers are struggling with the combined pressures of severe drought and geopolitical instability, raising concerns about potential spikes in global food prices.

The 12th annual 'Fat Bear Week' has begun in Alaska’s Katmai National Park, highlighting the critical role of salmon runs in local ecosystem health.

Experts warn that a potential H5N1 bird flu mutation capable of jumping to humans could trigger a pandemic significantly more severe than the recent Covid-19 crisis.