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A new wild cat species is found in Bolivia, the first in more than 100 years
Scientists say a tiny wild cat in Bolivia is a new species. It is the first new living cat species named in more than 100 years.
World's stored water is 42% below normal, and rivers swing between too little and too much
Rivers around the world had one of their driest years in more than 30 years in 2025, a new report says. The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) says the world's water cycle now swings more and more between too little water and too much.
Serian smoke emergency ends, but air quality is still unhealthy at 222
On Friday, the air in Serian, Malaysia, became so dirty that the government closed 647 schools and declared an emergency. The pollution score passed 500, the level for an emergency.
Five Baby Orangutans Found in India Spark a Trafficking Investigation
Five baby orangutans were found in a small forest in Odisha, eastern India, on Tuesday, far from the rainforests of Southeast Asia where they live. Local people called officials, who rescued them.
Two Men Rescued Alive After Nine Days in a Flooded Nepal Tunnel
Two workers have been pulled alive from a flooded tunnel in Nepal after surviving there for nine days. Rescuers found Sanjay Sah and Kabir Maharjan on Friday and flew them to a hospital in Kathmandu.
UN Says World Will Soon Pass 1.5C Warming Limit
The United Nations Environment Programme says the world will soon pass the 1. 5C global warming limit from the 2015 Paris Agreement.
Wool Blankets Reduce Glacier Melting as Much as Plastic Covers: 50 to 70 Percent
Two big blankets made from sheep wool now cover part of a glacier in Switzerland. A glacier is a large area of ice on a mountain.
