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New York Times: The Movement to Stop Data Centers
Pensacola News Journal: Florida shark attacks injure 2 people, though likelihood remains 'low'
Idaho State Journal: Blackfoot ranchers Mark and Wendy Pratt receive award from Western Association of Fish and Wildlife Agencies
Messenger-Inquirer: ‘Hey, this box stinks’: the weird work of intercepting trafficked wildlife in Alaska
Michigan Live: ‘Zombie fish’ to be tested for pathogens as researchers look for cause of Michigan’s super-skinny trout
The Times of India: Goa plans wildlife gene bank in tie-up with Hyd firm
Breitbart: Pierce Brosnan Reads Fear-Mongering Climate Doom Message for ‘World Environment Day’ from His Oceanfront Compound ...
BBC News: Nasa reveals crew for Artemis III mission

Federal Court Overturns Historic Fluoride Ruling as Trump Admin Fights to Keep Fluoride in the Water
The Last American Vagabond 2026-06-09

A federal appeals court has overturned a historic federal...

Use restraint with 'orphaned' young wildlife
The Bismarck Tribune 2026-06-09

On a chilly, rainy Friday night the police officer called and said a young girl had taken what she thought was an injured mother duck and rode off on her bike. The officer was unable to find the girl and ......

Commentary: Oregon’s wildlife areas: Managed for livestock?
The Astorian 2026-06-09

The science behind cattle...

Environment Ministry, Run Jordan Partner to Promote Environmental Awareness
Petra 2026-06-09

Amman, June 9 (Petra) -- The Ministry of Environment and the Run Jordan signed a memorandum of understanding on Tuesday to strengthen cooperation in implementing initiatives that support the National Cleanliness and Anti-Indiscriminate Waste Dumping Strategy and reduce littering through...

Rate of sea level rise doubles in decade amid 'severe' stresses on oceans: UN
Anadolu Agency 2026-06-09

The world’s oceans face "severe" pressure from human activities as the rate of sea level rise has doubled in 10 years, a UN-led report warned, urging a global effort to limit the effects of pollution and climate change. The...

New Colorado Wildlife Crossing Shines as Bipartisan Case Study (NCSL - National Conference of State Legislatures)
Public Technologies 2026-06-09

) New Colorado Wildlife Crossing Shines as Bipartisan Case Study Legislators touring a recently opened land bridge over a major interstate highway learn about the safety and environmental benefits of the crossings. By Tom Klein | June 9, 2026 State Legislatures NewsEnvironment and Natural...

Rare 6.1 earthquake off Cuba among strongest ever reported in Gulf
TCPalm 2026-06-09

A 6.1 earthquake off Cuba June 8 sent Florida residents scrambling to find out what was going on. That's not unusual since a quake with a magnitude of 6.0 or stronger hasn't been recorded in or near the the Gulf of America for almost seven decades. Residents are more used to experiencing and...

Wright says amount of oil through the Strait of Hormuz will ‘continue to rise’
The Hill 2026-06-09

Energy Secretary Chris Wright predicted Tuesday that...

MFE Launches Robotic Gas Detection for Boston Dynamics’ Spot
Drone Life 2026-06-09

A new integration streams Blackline Safety’s connected gas...

Piles of squid stranded on Cape Cod. What's going on?
Cape Cod Times 2026-06-09

Provincetown Festival Sets Film Highlights The Provincetown International Film Festival runs June 10 to 14 featuring celebrity guests and local films. Thousands of shortfin squid recently washed ashore on Provincetown Harbor's beach.Officials state the mass stranding is a natural phenomenon, not...

Fate of rare Torrey Pines, Santa Rosa Island wildlife remains unknown
Desert Sun 2026-06-09

Where the fire passed, an island was changed forever Santa Rosa Island will remain closed to visitors through at least June 30 after a fire burned nearly 29 square miles. The island, roughly 40 miles off Ventura, is part of the Channel Islands National Park. The fire on Santa Rosa Island became the...