Environment

Crane Who Chose Zookeeper As Mate And Shunned Other Birds Dies At 42

Walnut's human caretaker said he'll "always be grateful" for their unique bond.
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People Living Near The Toxic Train Disaster In Ohio Are Still Feeling The Effects

The Environmental Protection Agency has lauded its response to the chemical disaster in East Palestine — but the people living there remain frustrated.
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Kentucky Groundhog Dies On Groundhog Day: 'He Will Forever Be In Our Hearts'

The groundhog, named Major, gave an "early prediction" just days before his death, according to the Second Chances Wildlife Center.
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U.K. Judge Tosses Protest Charges Against Greta Thunberg

“The government should stop prosecuting peaceful protesters, and instead find ways to tackle the climate crisis," defense attorney Raj Chada said.
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The Best Natural Weed Killers, So You Can Stop Worrying About Your Health

Roundup has been in the news for potentially causing cancer, so here's what natural landscapers recommend.
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Meet The Secretive ‘Mastermind’ Behind A Major Oil Boom

Production in Utah's oil-rich Uinta Basin is at an all-time high. Texas oilman Jim Finley is credited with opening the floodgates.
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25 Reusable Products That'll Replace Expensive Disposable Versions For Good

Every time you throw away a paper towel it's like tossing a little bit of money in the trash.
By Danielle Healy, BuzzFeed Shopping

This Far-Right Leader Seems Poised To Abandon Climate Denial — In Order To Push His Extreme Agenda

Anti-Islam populist Geert Wilders is scrambling to moderate his stances, and climate denial could be at the top of the list.
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'Feisty' Penguin Rescued After Causing Delay At New Zealand Airport

The flightless bird was plucked from the runway and taken to a nearby zoo to feast on fish.
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Biden Hits Brakes On Gas Projects Amid Surge In U.S. Exports

The president said he will "take a hard look" at how exports of liquefied natural gas impact energy costs, the environment and U.S. energy security.
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