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The top priority of the third U.N. Ocean Conference is to ratify the High Seas Treaty, which would allow nations to establish marine protected areas in international waters. Without a healthy ocean, experts say, climate goals will remain out of reach.

Farmers in Vermont are trying to build a sustainable local economy for agricultural聽products. Americans across the political spectrum want it to work.

Caribbean beaches are being engulfed by聽tons of sargassum seaweed just as tourism season arrives. Scientists think warming waters and agricultural runoff may be contributing to the increasing amount of seaweed washing ashore each year.

Progress roundup: Antarctica鈥檚 newest research base lowers fossil fuel use, a medieval Italian village welcomes its bears, and more.

President Trump says he鈥檒l sign legislation revoking California鈥檚 ability to mandate its own shift toward electric vehicles. Here鈥檚 a look at what that could mean for the auto market in the state and beyond.

A decade-long legal battle between a Peruvian farmer and German energy giant resulted in the court throwing out the case. Still, environmentalists hail it as an 鈥渦nprecedented victory.鈥�

Higher global temperatures have become the new normal. Following boosts from El Ni帽o years, scientists say temperatures haven鈥檛 fallen back down after upward swings.

Kristina Smithe wanted to clean up road races. So she came up with a solution: a reusable silicone cup that race organizers can rent to avoid the single-use throwaways. She says her company, Hiccup Earth, has kept 902,000 disposable cups out of landfills.

Progress roundup: Art world wakes up to South Asian talent, a Stockholm method of planting keeps trees happy,聽and clean energy tops fossil fuels in the U.S.

A report by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and his Make America Healthy Again Commission blamed environmental toxins for health problems but did not make recommendations.