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Is nature priceless? This study spotlights its huge value for the world’s economy. (opens the original)
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Much of the world’s biodiversity is at risk, yet natural ecosystems are foundational to every national economy. A new report by the Paulson Institute, the Nature Conservancy, and the World Wildlife Fund highlights how policies can make a difference. Rampant biodiversity loss poses a growing global economic risk, according to a report released Wednesday by the Paulson Institute, the Nature Conservancy, and the World Wildlife Fund. But policy shifts, including financial mechanisms that support the
Utah planned the worldâs biggest data center. Then came the bipartisan pushback. (opens the original)
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Sept. 01, 2026, 5:00 a.m. ET | Hansel Valley, Utah As data centers proliferate across the country, amassing space in both acreage and Americaâs politics, no projects compare with the one planned for this corner of northwestern Utah. The basic specs describe an endeavor unlike anything on Earth. The Stratos Project is set to take over 20,000 acres of desert brush and farmland in Box Elder County, abutting the Great Salt Lake. Even at this reduced size (the original plan was 40,000 acres), the s
In Nepal, the search for survivors â and climate answers â continues (opens the original)
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Aug. 28, 2026, 6:34 p.m. ET | Richmond, Virginia; and Leh, India At least 1,900 people are still missing and hundreds more have died after part of a glacier collapsed in Nepal on Wednesday, triggering devastating floods along the border of Nepal and the Tibet region of China. While the immediate destruction has been irrefutable â surveillance video shows dozens of people running for their lives as a wall of mud crashes over a border crossing between Nepal and China â parsing out the environm
Rare âsuper El Niñoâ spikes ocean temps to new record (opens the original)
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Ocean surface temperatures in July were the hottest ever recorded, the European Unionâs Copernicus climate monitoring service announced Monday. Monitoring stations in the non-polar ocean captured an average temperature of 20.96 degrees Celsius (or 69.73 degrees Fahrenheit). It surpasses the record set in 2023. This monthly ocean temperature record is just one of many weather anomalies that the world will see this year, say climate scientists, as a rare âsuper El Niñoâ upends air and ocean
In Utah canyons, a clash over federal lands â and the future of the West (opens the original)
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Aug. 07, 2026, 5:00 a.m. ET | Escalante, Utah There is a 20-mile stretch of Utahâs Scenic Byway 12, from the small town of Boulder to the other small town of Escalante, where the whole world appears made of sand-colored plateaus dotted with desert brush. In the stillness, birds swoop over slot canyons. The occasional car stops on a crumbling roadside shoulder, its passengers staring into the expanse of green valleys and orange cliffs. This area of southern Utah is as old as it is sweeping, wit
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