European eels are imperiled by warming, pollution, disease, fishing, and river dams.

To save the iconic eel, a staple of European cuisine, scientists are calling for a total ban on fishing.
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Jared Kushner is planning a luxury resort for near the mouth of the Vjosë River, the last wild river in Europe.

Critics say the plans would be ruinous for wildlife in the river delta.
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From our archives: Armed with smartphones and satellite data, Panama's Indigenous people are tracking loggers who illegally encroach on their lands.

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Climate change made the 2021 Pacific Northwest heat dome both larger and longer-lasting, a new study finds.

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U.S. nuclear plants were built to withstand the most extreme weather thought possible — but most plants were built 40 years ago.

A new report finds these plants may yet be vulnerable to climate change.

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Eels are at once a familiar part of European cuisine and a mystery to everyone who has studied them.

No one has ever seen eels reproducing in the wild — or learned to breed them on farms, a fact that is now hindering their conservation.
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For billions of years, the oceans have been absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

Now, to boost that drawdown, startups are altering the chemistry of the ocean or sinking wood or kelp to the seafloor.
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The U.K. is closing in on its zero-carbon power goal.

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“If we misuse or destroy this land, we will not have any other,” says a tribal leader in the Solomon Islands.

Tribes are resisting the lure of quick cash from logging. Instead, they are selling carbon credits from their forest.
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Climate change made the 2021 Pacific Northwest heat dome both larger and longer-lasting, a new study finds.

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Every U.S. nuclear plant is located in an area where warming is set to worsen flooding or extreme weather.

And yet regulators have not studied whether plants are prepared for those changing conditions, a new report finds.

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The European eel is a staple of continental cuisine. But after decades of decline, scientists are calling for a total ban on catching the fish, which is facing a multitude of threats.
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A handful of startups are trying to coax the ocean into taking up more of our emissions.

Little is known about how effective their techniques will be — or about the possible unintended consequences.
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The U.K. is closing in on its zero-carbon power goal.

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From our archives: Building collisions have trimmed the total number of U.S. birds by as much as 9 percent.

“I believe to this day it’s an underappreciated problem that’s causing irreparable damage,' says an ornithologist.
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To reach its climate goals, the Biden administration aims to extend the lives of U.S. nuclear reactors.

But a new report finds regulators have not studied whether increasingly extreme weather could threaten aging plants.

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The ocean soaks up 30 percent of our emissions. A handful of startups are trying to coax it into taking up even more.
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European eels are imperiled by warming, pollution, disease, fishing, and river dams.

To rescue the iconic eel, a staple of European cuisine, scientists are calling for a total ban on fishing.
e360.yale.edu/features/europ…

Climate change made the 2021 Pacific Northwest heat dome both larger and longer-lasting, a new study finds.

Read more Yale Environment 360: bit.ly/44fmUJn

To reach its climate goals, the Biden administration aims to extend the lives of U.S. nuclear reactors.

But a new report finds regulators have not studied whether increasingly extreme weather could threaten aging nuclear plants.

Read more Yale Environment 360: bit.ly/44c8oCg