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The European Commission has decided to prolong the authorization of glyphosate for an additional decade due to a lack of consensus among member states.

The European Commission has decided to extend the application of the controversial herbicide glyphosate in the European Union for another decade. This decision was made after the 27 member countries were unable to come to a consensus on whether to approve or reject its continued use. The European Union’s representatives were unsuccessful in coming to

SpaceX is making another attempt to launch its massive rocket into orbit, following a previous unsuccessful try that resulted in an explosion.

SpaceX has received final approval from federal regulators and plans to conduct another test flight of its massive rocket on Friday, launching from Cape Canaveral, Florida. The initial flight of Starship resulted in a blast just a few minutes after takeoff from South Texas in April. On Wednesday, the Federal Aviation Administration granted its approval

Summer has not yet arrived in Brazil, but a perilous heat wave is currently affecting the country.

RIO DE JANEIRO (AP) — It’s still spring in Brazil, but a dangerous heat wave is sweeping across large swathes of the country, forcing Rio de Janeiro’s vendors off the streets due to health alerts and driving up energy demand amid reports of power outages. The National Institute of Meteorology has declared a red alert

China and the United States have committed to increasing their efforts towards addressing climate change, in preparation for the upcoming summit between President Biden and President Xi and the United Nations meeting.

China and the United States have committed to expediting their actions in combating climate change in anticipation of an important U.N. conference on the matter. They have promised to take measures to decrease the release of methane and other harmful gases, in addition to carbon dioxide. On the day before a meeting between Presidents Joe

A leaked memo reveals that finance may be excluded from EU climate legislation, sparking concerns that it may not be able to be effectively enforced.

A confidential document obtained by The Associated Press shows that a leading EU regulation designed to encourage European businesses to achieve net zero emissions may be significantly diluted by member states. This potentially means that companies will no longer be obligated to uphold the goals of the Paris Agreement. The Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive

The island of Dominica in the Caribbean has established its first protected area for endangered sperm whales.

The island of Dominica is establishing a marine protected area specifically for the sperm whale, making it the first of its kind in the world. The government announced on Monday that approximately 300 square miles (800 square kilometers) of the western coast of the island will be designated as a reserve. These waters are known

Two additional endangered Florida panthers were hit and fatally injured by cars, according to officials from the wildlife department.

Officials have reported that two endangered Florida panthers were hit and killed by vehicles in IMMOKALEE, Fla. Officials reported that the remains of a male panther, aged 4, were discovered on Sunday in the northern part of Collier County. On the same day, the deceased body of a 3-year-old male panther was also found in

Protecting Brazil’s golden monkeys by creating green corridors one step at a time.

In the rural outskirts of Rio de Janeiro, a group of youths knelt in the hot sun to plant a green passage that will serve as a protected route for the area’s most iconic and at-risk species, the golden lion tamarin. This week, they planted 300 tree seedlings that are currently small in size, but

Iceland has evacuated a town and issued a heightened aviation alert due to growing concerns that a volcano may erupt.

On Saturday, inhabitants of a fishing village in southwest Iceland evacuated their residences due to heightened fears of a potential volcanic eruption. This led to civil defense officials declaring a state of emergency in the area. Police decided to evacuate Grindavik after recent seismic activity in the area moved south toward the town and monitoring

French President Macron states that the melting glaciers pose a unique challenge for humanity.

According to French President Emmanuel Macron, the melting of glaciers presents an unprecedented challenge for humanity. He has called on nations to join forces in reducing emissions that contribute to global warming, preserving the environment, and conducting scientific research on the Earth’s icy ecosystems. Macron stated that despite the ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and between

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The European Commission has decided to prolong the authorization of glyphosate for an additional decade due to a lack of consensus among member states.

SpaceX is making another attempt to launch its massive rocket into orbit, following a previous unsuccessful try that resulted in an explosion.

Summer has not yet arrived in Brazil, but a perilous heat wave is currently affecting the country.

China and the United States have committed to increasing their efforts towards addressing climate change, in preparation for the upcoming summit between President Biden and President Xi and the United Nations meeting.

A leaked memo reveals that finance may be excluded from EU climate legislation, sparking concerns that it may not be able to be effectively enforced.

The island of Dominica in the Caribbean has established its first protected area for endangered sperm whales.

Two additional endangered Florida panthers were hit and fatally injured by cars, according to officials from the wildlife department.

Protecting Brazil’s golden monkeys by creating green corridors one step at a time.

Iceland has evacuated a town and issued a heightened aviation alert due to growing concerns that a volcano may erupt.

French President Macron states that the melting glaciers pose a unique challenge for humanity.