Research Reveals Top Fish Preferred by Key Seabed Engineers

New research reveals that many of the fish consumed by humans significantly contribute to sustaining the seabed—which in turn affects our climate. The Convex Seascape Survey researchers evaluated the impact of fish on bioturbation (the mixing and processing of sediments) within shallow waters off the UK coast. They published their findings in a paper. published…

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‘A cooler, greener and more resilient Richmond’: City launches project to combat heat, expand green spaces

RICHMOND, Va. (WRIC) — Earth Day was celebrated around the world on Monday, and Richmond marked the occasion with the launch of a 5-year environmental initiative aimed at cooling down some of its hottest neighborhoods. It’s called “Cool the City” and it is a 5-year plan to plant over a thousand trees across Richmond and…

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Earth Day celebrations underway throughout San Diego County

San Diegans of all ages participated in Earth Day events across the county on Tuesday, from beach cleanups to educational activities focused on environmental protection. At Pacific Beach, volunteers collected cigarette butts and other pollutants hidden in the sand as part of a cleanup organized by local businesses. “It’s unfortunate people don’t have the mindset…

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Clayton County residents raise concerns over Pattison Sand Co.’s interest in tripling water usage

CLAYTON CO., Iowa (KCRG) – They said a quarry company shouldn’t be allowed to take more resources. Pattison Sand Company in Garnavillo is asking the state for permission to triple its annual water use, but the DNR acknowledges that an increase could compromise wells that people use to wash their dishes, take showers, and flush…

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Environmental groups protest EPA administrator’s visit to border in California

SAN DIEGO ( Border Report ) — Several Southern California environmental groups staged a protest as Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin visited the San Diego area Tuesday morning. The event called “Hands Off Earth” was organized as a way to denounce the Trump administration’s cutbacks on environmental protections and programs, said Sara Ochoa, programs…

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3D-Printed Reefs: How Artificial Structures Are Rebuilding Marine Habitats

Imagine plunging below the ocean’s surface, expecting vibrant coral gardens and teeming schools of fish—only to find a barren, lifeless wasteland of broken skeletons and empty sand. For millions around the globe, this is now a reality. Coral reefs, once called the “rainforests of the sea,” are vanishing at an alarming rate. But just as…

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Dearborn Schools Go Green with New Electric Buses

DEARBORN, Mich. (FOX 2) – Although Earth Day took place on Tuesday, initiatives to safeguard the environment persist in Dearborn, with a fresh batch of electric school buses being introduced. On Wednesday, Dearborn Public Schools introduced new electric school buses aimed at fostering a healthier ecosystem. Adding 18 new zero-emission vehicles and installing 20 charging…

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