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US Reverses Course under Trump and other Countries follow suit, threatening the Planet - 2025

How Trump's 'drill, baby, drill' pledge is affecting other countries

Getty Images US President Donald Trump points after speaking during the Unleashing American Energy event at the Department of Energy in Washington DC, US

Trump has said the US's oil and gas will be sold all over the world

The UN climate summit in the United Arab Emirates in 2023 ended with a call to "transition away from fossil fuels". It was applauded as a historic milestone in global climate action.

"Pronatilism" Debunked!

Some misguided people, today, who may call themselves "pronatalist", and who look at future predictions of negative population growth (meaning that population will decrease in the future, instead of continuing to increase), and see this as a problem, are wrong or are not thinking clearly. Some of them may believe that African and Arab and Asian populations are in the process of "replacing" or at least are overtaking the Caucasian, European-based ethnicities that have traditionally been the majority of the population in countries like the US, the UK, Europe, Canada, Australia and New Zealand; and they are right - this is indeed happening, as is the Hispanicization of the US population because of such massive immigration. And they are right to be concerned about this. In a century there may be no nations left on Earth where Caucasians of European ancestry are the majority of the population if immigration is not stopped. And this is a problem. There will be African majority countries, Asian majority countries, Arab majority countries, Hispanic majority countries, but there will not be any Caucasian of European ancestry majority countries left if we do not take action now.

Great apes tease each other just like humans do, says new study

Great apes tease each other just like humans do, says new study






Scientists observed playful teasing in orangutans, chimpanzees, bonobos and gorillas.

[Scientists observed playful teasing in orangutans, chimpanzees, bonobos and gorillas.]






Bonobos are very intelligent and are very endangered!

These apes can tell when humans don’t know something, study finds






Nyota, one of three bonobos involved in the experiment

[Nyota, one of three bonobos involved in the experiment]






January 2025 is 1.75 degrees higher than historical record

Record January 2025 warmth puzzles climate scientists

Reuters Firefighter dressed in full protective clothing, including mask and helmet, with large flames covering the area behind him.

Last month's Los Angeles fires were one of the costliest disasters in US history

Last month was the world's warmest January on record raising further questions about the pace of climate change, scientists say.

January 2025 had been expected to be slightly cooler than January 2024 because of a shift away from a natural weather pattern in the Pacific known as El Niño.

Trees are Great Carbon and Methane Sinks - we need billions more Trees

Trees might not be acting in the way we thought - this forest fitted with pipes can tell us why

Thomas Downes A photo looking up at trees with sunlight peaking through (Credit: Thomas Downes)

By simulating the future atmosphere, scientists hope to understand whether trees will continue to act as the lungs of the planet.

"The oak is the queen of her domain," says Rob MacKenzie as he gestures towards a giant towering above us. This oak tree has stood in this very spot since long before he or I walked the Earth. 

More of the most interesting new species of 2024

Vampire hedgehogs, pirate spiders and fishy fungi - the strangest new species of 2024

Alexei V Abramov A soft-furred hedgehog Hylomys macarong (Credit: Alexei V Abramov)

This creature's large fangs earned it the name Hylomys macarong, or vampire hedgehog – a new species of soft-furred hedgehog identified in 2024

Thousands of new species have been discovered by scientists this year – here are some of the weirdest.

Chlamydia could make koalas extinct. 2024

Chlamydia could make koalas extinct. Can a vaccine save them in time?

Tiffanie Turnbull/BBC A drowsy koala wrapped in a towel and held by a vet

Joe Mangy is one of thousands of koalas treated for chlamydia each year

On the table, unconscious and stretched out on a pillow, Joe Mangy looks deceptively peaceful. The koala's watery, red-rimmed eyes are the only sign of the disease at war with his body.

Tubes snarl out of a mask covering his face as a vet tech listens to his chest with a stethoscope. He is not healing as well as they had hoped.

Illegal trade booms in South Africa's 'super-strange looking' plants

Illegal trade booms in South Africa's 'super-strange looking' plants

Thuthuka Zondi / BBC Succulents in flower in the Karoo - their shadows can be seen in the sun

A biodiversity hotspot in a remote part of South Africa has become the hub of an illegal trade in protected plant species, with organised crime groups capitalising on overseas demand.

"They've not just stolen our land or our plants, they've stolen our heritage as well," a livestock farmer angrily tells the BBC, as she expresses dismay at the social and ecological crisis that the poaching has caused.

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