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KATHMANDU — Eminent Nepali conservation groups and environmentalists have called on the country’s Supreme Court to repeal a recently enacted law that opens up conservation areas to private infrastructure. The…

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Comment: International emissions-cutting targets need to be translated into national laws to guarantee delivery and protect the rights of future generations Pierre Cannet is global head of public affairs and…

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Photo by American Public Power Association on Unsplash ) DTE Energy announced that it has broken ground on three new solar parks in the last four months, all funded by…

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Opportunity knocks Sometimes when opportunity knocks, you have to tell it to come back later. Such was the case for the Resta clan in 2001, although they couldn’t possibly foresee…

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Biodiversity-related projects have seen an increase in international funding in recent years, but remain a low priority compared to other development initiatives, according to a new report from the Organisation…

Incredible photo of a Whale Shark in the clearest water imaginable over coral reef at Ningaloo by indianoceanimagery from Getty Images

Rising Ocean Temperatures Are Driving Sharks Away from Coral Reefs — but Conservation Efforts Offer Hope

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Post published:September 28, 2024
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Due to rising ocean temperatures, new research reveals that some sharks are abandoning coral reefs — a concerning development for both the cold-blooded predators and the fragile ecosystems they support.…