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The massive wildfires in the US are costly, with a total cost between $394 to $893 Billion each year. Devastating fires can cause significant impacts on wildlife, human health and communities. Read here.

While Bangladesh has been doing quite well in adapting to climate change, there is still a long way to go with not much time to waste. Serious actions need to be taken urgently to boost the country’s resilience.

Nagaland's Temjen Imna Along shared a strong message about littering on roads and the damage it is causing to the environment.

The project involves the construction of a Rs 35,000-crore trans-shipment port, an international airport, a power plant, a township and tourism infrastructure.

The Chilean committee of ministers unanimously voted against the $2.5 billion Dominga mining and sea port project in the region of Coquimbo due to its potential damage to the environment and wildlife, Environment Minister Maisa Rojas said on Wednesday.

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Resulted in the redukction of te marsh land to a football field. >> what we outline tonight will be the beginning of a process to restore the gulf as doug and others have talked about, not just the way it was the day that this rig exploded, but years ago so that it can help us deal with both natural and man-made disasters like this. bp is responsible for the economic -- the environment damage and the economic damage that theyve created in this and money from those natural resources damage assess...

Energy. u.s. interior secretary ken salazar has given the green light for a 130-turbine wind project just off cape cod, massachusetts. the 400-feet-high turbines would produce enough electricity to power 400,000 hospitals. however critics call it an eyesore and they have raised issues from descriptal effects on property values to possible damage to wildlife and historic sites. joining me conservation biologist reese halter. good morning, dr. reese. >> good morning, alex. >> lets talk about the w...

Our own behavior, let alone all that oil. and so well put workers in our environment, in danger, apparently, with no limit. the bottom line, if a picture is worth 1,000 words, all along the gulf coast today, clearly the picture behind me is worth the most. hundreds of thousands of jobs, billions in lost revenue, and an environmental impact that you simply cannot put a price on. our first guest, orange beach alabama mayor, tony kennon, who predicts half the businesses in his city will not survive...