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A blue-gloved hand holds several small clams and mussels on a textured surface.

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'An active infestation': Super-invader sea creature found in US drinking water

A brown palmate newt with a spotted pattern on green mossy ground.

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Some newts never fully grow up — and that may help them survive

A person in blue gloves collects sample material from a tree trunk using a tool and test tube.

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Which California species survive climate change may already be written in their DNA

Aerial view of a coastal town with blue waters, green hills, and scattered clouds under a bright sky.

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Solomon Islands say climate damage is costing nearly 9% of GDP every year

Cherry blossom branches adorned with delicate pink flowers in a soft-focus background.

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'Irreplaceable and threatened': One-fifth of all flowering plants on edge of extinction

A barren, eroded sand quarry with steep, layered hills and sparse vegetation.

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The World is running out of sand as extraction ravages rivers and coasts, analysis warns

Aerial view of deforested land surrounded by dense, green tropical rainforest.

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Experts warn Amazon Rainforest is nearing a perilous 'tipping point' sooner than expected

An aerial view of a farmer in a straw hat working in rows of lush soybean crops.

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Report reveals religious sect's role in mass deforestation in Bolivia

A serene riverbank surrounded by trees with bare branches and lush greenery under a clear blue sky.

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Storms force murky river water backward into Florida's crystal-clear springs

Delicate yellow flowering branches of a salt cedar tree with green foliage in a natural setting.

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Invasive salt cedar is fueling Arizona's Hazen Fire and blocking crews from fully containing it

A close-up view of blue ocean water with white foamy waves and ripples.

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Atlantic Ocean 'conveyor belt' may be weakening as collapse risk threatens Europe and beyond

A school of fish swims through water filled with colorful plastic debris and particles.

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Fish are absorbing microplastics before their first meal, researchers warn