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Solar power provided a quarter of the European Union's electricity for the first time in June 2026, according to new analysis from think tank Ember. Chris Rosslowe, senior analyst at Ember, said: ''Solar's rise has been truly stratospheric, beating prediction after prediction. In just a few years solar has gone from a small player to an essential part of Europe's power system, a...

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The Pacific Island country of Nauru has changed its name to the Republic of Naoero, its president said, matching the spelling and pronunciation in the national language. ''This proposed change seeks to more faithfully honor our nation's heritage, our language, and our identity,'' President David Adeang said when he proposed the move to Parliament in January.

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A new wild tiger population estimate -- now 429 tigers up from 121 tigers in 2010 -- follows decades of sustained, collaborative conservation efforts. Announced by the government of Nepal in July, it represents one of the world's most significant endangered species recoveries.

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To mark the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples on Aug. 9, Mongabay has interviewed nine Indigenous representatives from around the world about the subtleties in biodiversity conservation and climate solutions implemented by people at a local level.

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On Nemunas Island in Kaunas, Lithuania, a striking architectural experiment invites visitors to reconsider what's possible in both physics and design. The centerpiece is a 250-tonne metal disc, seemingly suspended in mid-air, that signals the city's ambition to blend spectacle with substance. Below, Kaunas Science Island houses the Baltic region's most advanced planetarium and 1...

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