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Highway crews have moved major resurfacing work into night shifts on the region’s busiest routes, accepting higher costs to avoid the daytime.
Wildlife researchers testing a new treatment for white-nose syndrome say treated bats survived hibernation at higher rates than untreated animals.
Communities below growing glacier lakes are installing monitoring systems to warn of sudden outburst floods, as meltwater pools expand behind.
Famous heritage cities are testing visitor caps, timed entry and short-let limits to protect housing and daily life from overtourism.
Heat is now the deadliest weather risk in many cities. Urban planners are responding with shade, water, warning systems and a new official: the heat officer.
Rocket launches have become a timetable rather than an event, thanks to reusability and constellations. Inside the crowded calendar and its consequences.
Record cocoa and coffee prices are not a blip but a structural shift driven by climate, disease and ageing farms. What it means at the checkout.