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  • Florida Legislative Session Brings Everglades Funding and a Slew of Bills

    Jun 4, 2026

    State FundingFlorida lawmakers approved a $114.5 billion state budget for 2026–27 — slightly smaller than last year’s budget. State leaders framed the lower spending plan as a way to keep taxes… ,Read More  Audubon News  

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  • Roseate Spoonbill Nesting Improved Over Last Year in Florida Bay

    Jun 4, 2026

    Across Florida Bay, the Audubon Everglades Research Station team kayaked, boated, and hiked through mangroves to monitor 244 Roseate Spoonbill nests in 22 active colonies.157 nests fledged at least… ,Read More  Audubon News  

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  • EagleWatch Provides Critical Data and Expertise to Help Code Enforcement Protect an Eagle Nest

    Jun 4, 2026

    At Audubon Florida, our policy expertise and science-based policy solutions protect raptors across the Sunshine State. We are especially known for our long history of Bald Eagle protection, starting… ,Read More  Audubon News  

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  • Florida Legislative Session Brings Everglades Funding and a Slew of Bills

    Jun 4, 2026

    State FundingFlorida lawmakers approved a $114.5 billion state budget for 2026–27 — slightly smaller than last year’s budget. State leaders framed the lower spending plan as a way to keep taxes… ,Read More  Audubon News  

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  • Humans Are Changing How Nature Smells, With Risks for Wildlife

    Jun 4, 2026

    A growing body of research shows how air pollution, fertilizers, and fungicides are altering the chemical signals that plants and animals use to communicate. Scientists warn that insect reproduction, foraging, navigation, and even the pollination of crops could be affected. Read more on E360 → ,Read More  Yale E360  

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  • Humans Are Changing How Nature Smells, With Risks for Wildlife

    Jun 4, 2026

    A growing body of research shows how air pollution, fertilizers, and fungicides are altering the chemical signals that plants and animals use to communicate. Scientists warn that insect reproduction, foraging, navigation, and even the pollination of crops could be affected. Read more on E360 → ,Read More  Yale E360  

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  • Japan’s Punch the monkey and his troop to get air conditioning amid searing heat

    Jun 4, 2026

    City of Ichikawa sets aside £370,000 in its supplementary budget for 2026 to improve conditions for Punch and the rest of the macaque troop ,Read More  The Independent News  

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  • A Moonlit Earth as Seen From Artemis II

    Jun 4, 2026

    Earth Observatory ScienceEarth ObservatoryA Moonlit Earth as Seen From… EarthEarth ObservatoryImage of the DayEO ExplorerTopicsAll TopicsAtmosphereLandHeat & RadiationLife on EarthHuman DimensionsNatural EventsOceansRemote Sensing TechnologySnow & IceWaterMore ContentCollectionsGlobal MapsWorld of ChangeArticlesNotes from the Field BlogEarth Matters BlogBlue Marble: Next GenerationEO KidsMission: BiomesAboutAbout UsSubscribe🛜 RSSContact UsSearch   April 2, 2026 One of the first images transmitted back…

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  • Greenpeace Canada delivers a strong Nature Law petition to Environment, Climate Change and Nature Minister during meeting with allies to halt and reverse nature loss

    Greenpeace Canada delivers a strong Nature Law petition to Environment, Climate Change and Nature Minister during meeting with allies to halt and reverse nature loss

    Jun 3, 2026

    OTTAWA – Greenpeace Canada delivered a petition this afternoon to Environment, Climate Change and Nature Minister Julie Dabrusin, calling for a strong federal Nature Law. The petition has been signed by over 116,000 people across Canada, who want to see nature protected and environmental safeguards enforced. Greenpeace Canada delivered the petition on a day marked…

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  • The terrifying projections for how much land and water AI will need by 2030

    Jun 3, 2026

    AI infrastructure could produce as much carbon emissions as the whole of the UK by the end of this decade, report warns ,Read More  The Independent News  

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