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A Kemp's ridley sea turtle makes its way to the ocean on June 29, 2022, at West Dennis Beach in West Dennis, Massachusetts after eight months of rehabilitation at the New England Aquariums sea turtle rehabilitation center in Quincy. - Over 500 were found on the shores of Cape Cod cold-stunned in November and December of 2021. (Photo by Lauren Owens Lambert / AFP) (Photo by LAUREN OWENS LAMBERT/AFP via Getty Images)

Life

Sea turtle strandings on the US east coast have increased drastically

The number of cold-stunned sea turtles washing up on Cape Cod in Massachusetts has increased from dozens to hundreds within four decades

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Dry ground in a former lagoon

Environment

Rare triple-dip La Ni帽a is mostly to blame for South America’s drought

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Oosterschelde flood barrier with windmills in the Netherlands at the Northern Sea taken from above with a drone

Environment

Coastal cities have added 2500 squares kilometres of land since 2000

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Hulhumale, a new island in the Maldives

Environment

Artificial urban islands could supply homes in Maldives as waters rise

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H7WWT1 Magellanic Penguin (Spheniscus magellanicus) pair calling from burrow entrance, Volunteer Point, East Falkland Island, Falkland

Life

How climate change is forcing animals that mate for life to break up

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A view of mountain habitat, with blooming pink rhododendron flowers in the foreground, with grassy slopes and craggy peaks in the distance below a sky with scattered clouds

Life

Plants are spreading up mountains faster than thought in North America

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Technology

We don’t need ‘miracle’ green technologies to save the planet

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The Moon

Earth

Launching a huge dust cloud from the moon could ease global warming

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Residents work to extinguish a wildfire in Chile

Environment

Wildfires burning in Chile are among the deadliest in country’s record

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Mature man sitting working from home in a red puffer coat, scarf and wooly hat - Cost of Living Crisis

Environment

The truth behind how to reduce your energy use and still live well

In theory, it鈥檚 possible to live well while using energy at a rate of just 2000 watts 鈥� a quarter of the average for people in the US. Our environment reporter took on the challenge. Here鈥檚 what he discovered

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Environment

15 million people live in possible flood path for melting glaciers

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Environment

Forests bioengineered to capture more carbon will be planted in the US

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Environment

Net-zero aviation needs up to $1 trillion in carbon offsets by 2050

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Earth

Earth’s ‘geological thermostat’ is too slow to prevent climate change

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