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A record-hot August, accelerating glacier loss, and mounting wildfire damage show that ecology is no longer a future debate but a present crisis.

As Brussels doubles down on both reactors and renewables, Spain and France expose the uncomfortable truth of the energy transition

From Antarctic penguin colonies to Spanish fire lines and Brazil’s looming El Niño, the planet’s emergency is no longer a distant abstraction—it’s a daily bulletin.

A nuclear “renaissance” is finally arriving—just as renewables seize the global lead. The real story is not either/or, but how both together are starting to crowd out fossil fuels.

As Earth’s energy budget slips out of balance, a new era of ocean protection and clean energy offers a fragile lifeline for the planet’s living systems

As the NRC rewrites the rules of radioactive waste and security, the energy debate can no longer ignore nuclear’s accelerating comeback

Record warmth, fragile ecosystems, and the politics of biodiversity are converging on a single truth: ecology is now a question of survival.