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In the north of Mexico, water cuts to cope with shortages hit poor communities hardest

Storms and rising sea levels threaten to wipe out French language in Louisiana’s bayou country

Wild bison return to the UK after 6,000 years

Drought is killing the economy in the French Alps

Cheetahs are being reintroduced to India after their extinction there 70 years ago

Naturalists in Haiti rediscover the elusive magnolia flower

Surfing scientists in Spain are hunting down microplastics

Conservationists focus on community reforestation efforts to save Mexico’s wetlands

Welcome to Longyearbyen: The height of Arctic haute cuisine

Wildfires continue to surge across Spain amid 100-degree temps, drought

Alberta's diminishing bee colonies could have severe economic, environmental implications, expert sa

Svalbard’s polar bears persist as sea ice melts — but not forever

‘Either they die, or we do’: A rabbit plague threatens farmers’ livelihoods in northeast Spain

In Cancun, this man is turning seaweed trash into natural-building treasures

Ukraine’s zoos struggle to stay afloat during war, with traumatized animals and dwindling resources

Kino Bay’s Becerra family gave up traditional fishing to focus on saving sea turtles

These monks are on a mission to protect Lebanon's sacred cedar trees — before it's too late

Solar power is the 'only business that's booming' amid financial and electricity crises in Lebanon,

'Everything is destroyed': Extreme flooding in Ghana tests climate resilience

Chileans have long struggled with a water crisis. Management practices are partly to blame, study sa