After tense negotiations, COP16 delegates reached a fragile agreement on nature finance, but concerns remain about halting nature loss by 2030. California mandates a return to the office. Read more...

This week, the UN grapples with biodiversity funding, Haiti's education crisis, Israel's Gaza plan, and Slovakia's UN vote apology, highlighting complex global challenges. Read more...

Migrant workers in Rome struggle with basic services, while the UN COP16 conference concludes with a $200 billion plan to protect global biodiversity. Read more...

Yemen faces a triple crisis: war devastates migrating bird sanctuaries, while Saudi border forces are accused of violence against Ethiopian migrants crossing from Yemen. Read more...

Economists advocate for diverse tree planting to combat climate change, while Australian research reveals four distinct types of romantic lovers based on intensity and frequency of sex. Read more...

Illegal mining in Venezuela & Jeff Bezos' editorial changes at the Washington Post spark debate. From environmental concerns to free expression, key issues are examined. Read more...

Space agencies reduce the risk of asteroid impact, while scientists discover a victim of Vesuvius whose brain turned to glass. Plus, marine life repopulates the Catalan coast. Read more...

Global nature protection agreements, urban heritage preservation, and concerns over stray animal management are in the news. Read on for updates on these pressing issues. Read more...

Recent events in Europe highlight support for Ukraine, a push for rearmament, and discussions on biodiversity financing at COP16 in Rome. Also, a school in Pozzuoli closed due to high CO2 levels. Read more...

Countries have agreed on a roadmap to secure $200 billion annually by 2030 for biodiversity protection. This follows a 2022 agreement and focuses on establishing the necessary financial mechanisms. Read more...

A look at recent scientific findings reveals record low sea ice levels, prolonged hot and dry weather forecasts, declining butterfly populations, and a study on parental favoritism. Read more...

A new project in Scotland aims to restore vital seagrass beds lost across Britain by planting 14 hectares over three years, alongside the release of Scottish beavers in England. Read more...

This week's environmental news highlights include record low sea ice, a historic beaver release in England, concerns over rainfall impacting trees, and controversial wild horse management in Australia. Read more...

A massive wildfire in Japan has forced the evacuation of over a thousand people near Ofunato. The blaze has consumed over 1,200 hectares in Iwate prefecture. Read more...

From coast to coast, the US faces severe weather while scientists are making strides in de-extinction research with "woolly mice." Plus, concerns arise over cruise ship sediment in Key West. Read more...

From abandoned castles to surprising peat bogs and controversial architecture, Scotland offers a diverse range of attractions that are captivating tourists. Discover the unexpected gems this beautiful country has to offer. Read more...

Scotland is facing a high risk of wildfires in some areas, prompting safety warnings. Meanwhile, in wildlife news, a Jurassic dinosaur fossil has been extracted after decades, and beavers from Scotland are released in England. Read more...

A roundup of the latest science news, covering a massive iceberg, virtual reality taste technology, extreme weather in the US, and the impact of climate change on marine life. Read more...

A roundup of recent science news, including the Blue Ghost lunar landing, research on inflammation, 3D printing in medicine, and the abandonment of "mirror life" research. Read more...

This week in science: Genetically engineered mice with woolly hair, NASA saves power on Voyager, lunar landers, and a butterfly population decline in America. Read more...