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In late May 2026, pulp and paper producer APRIL lowered its deforestation cutoff date from 2015 to 31 December 2020, enabling the company to source wood from two Indonesian suppliers that together lost nearly 80,000 hectares of forest over the past decade.
The decision affects PT Industrial Forest Plantation and PT Mayawana Persada, which between 2015 and 2024 clear...
After 20 years of sustained work, Indigenous rangers on Melville Island have eradicated tropical fire ants across 1,535 hectares — one of the largest eliminations of the invasive species anywhere in the world.
Tropical fire ants were detected in the early 2000s on Melville Island in the Tiwi Islands, an archipelago off Australia’s Northern Territory coast. The speci...
Grid delays of up to 12 years are pushing American technology companies to finance their own renewable power. Unable to secure prompt connections for new datacentres, firms including Google and Microsoft are building utility‑scale batteries, solar arrays and wind farms to meet electricity demand driven by artificial intel...
On 6 June Janja Garnbret made the first female ascent of Bibliographie, the 9b+ sport climb at Céüse in France, becoming only the second woman in the world to climb the grade. The 27-year-old Slovenian completed the route on her fifth trip to the limestone crag in the Hautes-Alpes, always with...
A spider discovered in Ecuador’s Amazon in August 2025 has turned out to be both a new species and the first documented arachnid to mimic a fungus that typically kills its relatives. Alexander Griffin Bentley poked what appeared to be a cordyceps-infected mass during a field tour near Mera and watched it move.
The specimen bore two yellow and white tubercles—tendril...