Environment

Endangered Bornean Orangutan Born At Busch Gardens In Florida

The baby orangutan was delivered by cesarean section on Saturday, weighing just over three pounds, park officials said.
By AP

Eagle Seems To Be Trying To Convince Mate 'It's Time To Let Go' Of Nonviable Eggs

Bald eagles Jackie and Shadow had thousands of fans watching a livestream of their California nest, hoping to witness eaglets hatch.
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First Rescue Attempt For Stranded Orca Orphan Calf Is Unsuccessful

An orphaned killer whale stranded in a remote Vancouver Island lagoon is proving difficult for rescuers to catch.
By AP

Biologists Rescue Sawfish As Dozens Of Ancient Animals Die For Unknown Reasons

A large distressed sawfish has been rescued by wildlife officials in the Florida Keys, where more than three dozen of the endangered fish have died in recent months.
By CURT ANDERSON, AP

Biden Is Stalling On A Rule That Would Save Americans Nearly $1.5 Billion

The regulation would change how much of the United States builds homes.
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Joe Biden Just Made It More Expensive To Drill On Public Lands

Environmentalists called the reforms long overdue. Industry says they will drive small producers off of federal lands.
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The 10 Books That Scientists Say Can Make A Difference In The Climate Crisis

These titles recommended by conservationists and other environmental experts can help you feel a bit more optimistic about the state of the planet.
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Many Victims Of The Ohio Train Derailment Are Upset With $600 Million Settlement

It's reportedly the largest-ever settlement for a derailment accident in the U.S. and comes approximately 14 months after the disaster.
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Sunny Hostin Makes Shocking Claim About Eclipse And Co-Hosts Come To Rescue

"The View" host tried to make a few connections that Whoopi Goldberg and Joy Behar weren't buying.
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March Breaks Yet Another Climate Record

The European climate agency says Earth was record hot for the 10th consecutive month in March.
By Suman Naishadham, AP