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Community programs linked to lower forest loss in Indonesia’s Borneo during COVID-19
A study in Indonesia's West Kalimantan found that villages receiving health and livelihood support from conservation groups experienced less forest loss during COVID-19. The research suggests social safety nets can protect forests during economic crises.
Climate Good News
South Africa’s new gold rush: Big money, high stakes in emerging spekboom restoration sector
South Africa is developing a spekboom restoration sector as a climate solution, with significant investment in ecosystem recovery. This investigative report examines the economic opportunities and environmental stakes in the emerging restoration industry.
Wildlife Good News
Costa Rica to require wildlife crossings for roads when they impact fauna
Costa Rica unanimously approved legislation requiring wildlife crossings on new and existing roads to prevent animal fatalities and maintain habitat connectivity. The measure, passed in August 2026, will be implemented once signed into law.
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Australia’s 30×30 conservation promise matters a lot, but how it’s achieved is key (commentary)
Australia commits to protecting 30% of land and seas by 2030 as part of a global biodiversity pledge. Success in this megadiverse nation will demonstrate whether ambitious conservation targets can be achieved worldwide.
Climate
More than 380 coastal World Heritage Sites may face climate risks, new data shows
Over 380 coastal World Heritage Sites face increasing climate risks from erosion and rising sea levels. New data highlights threats to culturally significant locations worldwide as coastal environments deteriorate.
Policy
‘Devastating’ rush for critical minerals has little to do with green energy: Report
A new Oakland Institute report warns that critical mineral mining expansion has severe consequences for people and planet, particularly in African nations. The report challenges the narrative that mining expansion is necessary for green energy transition.
Ocean Good News
US environmental groups plan to sue to relist gray whales under Endangered Species Act
Environmental groups plan to sue the National Marine Fisheries Service for failing to protect Eastern Pacific gray whales under the Endangered Species Act amid a sharp population decline.
Policy
Cambodia defies UN call to free ‘arbitrarily jailed’ environmental activists
Cambodia's government has defended imprisoning five environmental activists from Mother Nature Cambodia despite a UN declaration that their detention is arbitrary. The activists have been serving prison sentences since 2024.
Wildlife Good News
In Java’s hills, former bird hunters are rebuilding a songbird haven
A former songbird hunter in Indonesia's Menoreh Hills is now working to restore the habitat and protect rare bird species in the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. The story highlights community-led conservation efforts transforming the landscape from exploitation to preservation.
Policy Good News
Clean Air Policies Help Kids Breathe and Think Better
Air pollution reduction policies in London and New York City have improved children's lung development and cognitive function. Studies show reversing early exposure damage through cleaner air policies benefits public health outcomes.
Wildlife
A Changing World for Emperor Penguins
Researchers are using decades of Landsat satellite imagery to study how emperor penguins have historically responded to sea ice disruptions. The analysis provides insights into the birds' adaptation patterns amid changing climate conditions.
Energy Good News
Indonesia aims for 100 GW solar target by 2029
Indonesia's President Prabowo Subianto has committed to a 100 GW solar power program with construction targeted for completion within three years by 2029. The government says it is serious about realizing this renewable energy expansion plan.
Wildlife Good News
Can big tech stop wildlife crime?
Major technology companies including PayPal, Meta, eBay and Etsy have committed to combating illegal wildlife trafficking. These tech firms are joining efforts to address the multi-billion dollar international wildlife crime problem.
Climate
‘You can taste the ash’: surviving in America’s wildfire smoke capital
An Oregon county experiences the highest wildfire smoke death rate in the US, forcing residents to navigate chronic air quality crises. The story explores how communities cope with the health impacts and grief from persistent wildfire smoke.
Policy Good News
California Legislature Approves Bill Easing Access to Clean, Affordable “Balcony Solar”
California Legislature passes SB 868 to streamline installation of small balcony solar panels, reducing regulatory barriers and helping residents lower energy costs. The bill aims to expand access to affordable distributed solar energy across the state.
Policy
California’s Extreme Heat, Soaring Utility Bills Make Cooling Unaffordable For Millions
California faces a crisis where extreme heat makes air conditioning unaffordable for millions despite dangerous conditions. Rooftop and balcony solar could address cooling costs if policymakers prioritize equitable access.
Policy Good News
Delaware Governor Signs First-of-its-Kind Bill to Power Data Centers with Clean Energy
Delaware Governor Matt Meyer signed legislation requiring data centers to use clean energy, protecting residents from subsidizing Big Tech's AI infrastructure costs. The first-of-its-kind bill ensures artificial intelligence facilities operate with renewable power sources.
Energy Good News
Sodium-Ion Batteries For The Win!
Sodium-ion batteries present a promising energy storage solution to address intermittency challenges in renewable energy generation. The technology could help capture excess solar and wind power for use when these sources aren't generating electricity.
Policy Good News
Spain to require data centers to source 80% of electricity from renewables
Spain has proposed regulations requiring data centers to source at least 80% of electricity from renewable energy with hourly consumption-supply matching. The framework applies to facilities of 1 MW or larger and includes grid access and water efficiency requirements.
Ocean Good News
Blast fishing destroys reefs. Underwater microphones can help detect it
Blast fishing destroys coral reefs in Indonesia, but underwater microphones and AI technology offer a new detection method. Researchers are developing acoustic monitoring systems to identify illegal bombing activities across vast ocean distances.
Wildlife Good News
Kenyan investigators arrest 4 people linked to 18 Amboseli elephant deaths
Four suspects have been arrested following the deaths of 18 elephants in Kenya's Amboseli ecosystem, with investigators suspecting agricultural pesticide poisoning as the cause.
Ocean
El Niño is disrupting the Pacific’s marine food web from the bottom up
The 2026 El Niño is causing significant disruptions to the Pacific marine food web, with satellite data showing sharp declines in chlorophyll concentrations across the Central Pacific. NASA observations indicate substantial changes to ocean productivity compared to neutral conditions from the previous year.
Energy Good News
40 GW project pipeline has Australia’s energy transition on track
Australia has a 40 GW pipeline of renewable energy and storage projects to replace retiring coal plants while maintaining grid reliability. The market operator cautions that grid stability depends on these projects being delivered, not merely announced.
Climate
A Severe Drought Is Straining the Panama Canal. Could Global Warming Make It Worse?
The Panama Canal is reducing daily ship traffic due to severe drought lowering water levels in its artificial lakes. Experts warn that climate change could exacerbate the water shortage affecting this critical global shipping route.
Ocean
Bomb Fishing Is Wreaking Havoc on Indonesia's Coral Reefs
Fishers off Sulawesi, Indonesia detonate over 8,000 underwater explosives annually, destroying coral reefs and converting them to rubble. The destructive practice threatens marine ecosystems and biodiversity in the region.
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