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Biodiversity
Environmental Protection
Unveiling Extinction Debt: Climate Change’s Silent Threat to North America’s Arctic Species
Extinction debt represents a critical yet often overlooked aspect of biodiversity loss, where species extinctions are delayed following habitat degradation or loss. Coined to...
Animal Rights & Ethics
Pesticides and Agriculture: The Silent Death of Pollinators in North America
North America's pollinator crisis has escalated into a pressing environmental issue, driven primarily by agricultural pesticides. As of 2025, research from the National Science...
Forests & Deforestation
Amazon Deforestation 2025 Surge: Criminal Fires, Indigenous Lands, Carbon Credit Fraud, and COP30 Challenges in Brazil
The Brazilian Amazon, spanning over 60% of the world's largest rainforest, is at a precarious tipping point. Recent data reveals a paradoxical trend: while...
Deep Sea Mining
Deep-Sea Mining: Green Energy Savior or Irreversible Assault on Marine Biodiversity?
Deep-sea mining targets polymetallic nodules on the ocean floor, rich in metals essential for electric vehicles and solar panels. Amid escalating demand, proponents hail...
Deep Sea Mining
Deep-Sea Mining Regulations: A Facade for Exploitation or Genuine Shield for Biodiversity
The deep sea, covering over half the world's ocean floor, holds immense ecological value as a carbon sink and biodiversity hotspot, yet it faces...
