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Indigenous Amazon groups urge UN action on organized crime in rainforest territories
Indigenous organizations from across the Amazon and Latin America have sent a letter to the United Nations warning that organized crime — including illegal mining, drug trafficking and logging — is driving violence and environmental destruction in Indigenous territories.
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Part of Trans Canada Trail is closing permanently
Climate change is putting the future of the Kettle Valley Rail Trail, a section of the Trans Canada Trail, at risk as the province weighs the cost of rebuilding after disasters.
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The solution to urban heat is much, much simpler than you think
Scientists have discovered technology with a remarkable ability to prevent extreme heat in cities. It's called a tree.
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These blue states aren’t getting fire prevention money from Trump
FEMA slowed grants intended to help states such as California and Colorado prepare for and prevent wildfires, a Washington Post analysis shows.
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As summer fishing heats up, so do worries about fish health
It’s only early May, and Wyoming's fisheries biologists are already prepping anglers for a summer of low, hot flows, sluggish fish, and the possibility that some waters will dry up completely.
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Colorado warns of severe fire risk in southwestern states. It may be difficult to share resources
Colorado is “light years” ahead in fire preparedness compared with a decade ago, but it has also faced its largest and most destructive wildfires in that time.
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The sea that is vanishing in real time
From stranded buildings to vanishing habitats, scientists warn the Caspian Sea may be approaching a tipping point.
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