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Scientists have uncovered an astonishing phenomenon in Germany's Bay of Lübeck: thousands of Nazi bombs and munitions, dumped after WWII, have unexpectedly become vibrant underwater ecosystems. Far from creating a toxic 'desert,' these relics now host a bustling metropolis of marine life, including starfish, crabs, and rare fish, showcasing nature's incredible adaptability.
Sales of plant-based meat alternatives are plummeting in the US, while meat consumption surges. Experts weigh in on the cultural and environmental implications of this trend.
After the removal of four hydroelectric dams, the Klamath River is experiencing an unprecedented ecological revival, sparking new opportunities for recreation and tribal reconnection.
A review of California's Channel Islands marine protected areas (MPAs) is underway, sparking debate over expanding or reducing protections in this vital ecosystem.
A new report reveals the shocking extent of microplastic pollution in farmland, threatening food security and human health. Climate change is worsening the problem, and solutions are urgently needed.
Scientists reveal alarming rate of land subsidence in Oahu, Hawaii, threatening coastal areas with devastating flooding and billions of dollars in infrastructure damage.
