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Humans Developed Ecological Flexibility in Africa Before Migrating Into Eurasia

Research shows that cultural knowledge transfer enabled early humans to thrive in varied African environments before their migration.

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Lake Tahoe Clarity Holds Steady but Fails to Improve

Colorado Confirms Second Litter of Reintroduced Wolf Pups as Officials Weigh Action on Problem Pack

Chesapeake Bay Health Grade Falls to C After Record C+ High

Ships’ Anchors Scar Antarctic Seafloor, New Study Warns

Record Sargassum Blooms Smother Caribbean Coasts, Threatening Reefs and Tourism

Brazil Approves Petrobras Wildlife Protection Plan for Amazon Offshore Drilling

Rivers Emit Over Half of Carbon from Ancient Reservoirs

Study Finds Human-Infecting Parasites in Over 90% of Southern California Freshwater Fish

Collagen Peptide Markers Unlock Identities of Extinct Australian Megafauna

Caribbean Shores Overwhelmed by Record 38 Million Tons of Sargassum in May

Solar arrays ease drought stress and boost grass growth in Colorado grasslands

21% of Global Ocean Has Darkened Since 2003, Study Shows

24-Year Amazon Drought Simulation Ends as Forest Recovery Begins

Tree Cover Cuts Dengue Mosquitoes in Costa Rica, Stanford Study Finds

Satellites Spot Greening Trees to Forecast Volcano Eruptions

Pacific Coast Highway to Reopen Friday as State Presses City for Security Plan

Odisha Marks Biodiversity Day with Renewed Conservation Commitments and Heritage Site Declarations

Cholera Bacteria's Phage Defense Systems Linked to 1990s Latin American Epidemic

San Francisco Bay Records Ninth Whale Death of 2025 as Sightings Surge