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    Earth crosses seven of nine planetary boundaries, scientists warn●and the models behind climate plans may be too optimistic Land carbon uptake has stalled Changing energy and food comesMmastodonEnvironment66 h ago

    Earth has now crossed seven of the nine planetary boundaries that define a safe operating space for humanity, researchers say. New reporting points to stalled land carbon uptake, meaning forests and soils may be absorbing less CO2 than assumed, and warns that the models underpinning many national climate plans may be too optimistic. Commenters stress that changing energy and food systems must come first.

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    Poachers Kill and Behead Deer in Angeles National Forest▼Wildlife Officials: Poachers Kill, Behead Deer in Angeles National Forest✉newsEnvironmentWildlife4 h ago

    Wildlife officials report that poachers killed and beheaded a deer in Angeles National Forest in Southern California. The incident has drawn attention to illegal hunting in the area, with authorities investigating the case and urging the public to report any information about the poaching.

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    Three arrested for illegal deer hunting in Angeles National Forest●California wildlife officers arrest 3 for illegal deer hunting in Angeles National Forest✉newsEnvironmentWildlife34 min ago

    California wildlife officers have arrested three people for illegal deer hunting in Angeles National Forest. The arrests were reported by CBS News. Authorities have not released further details about the suspects or charges, but the case highlights ongoing enforcement against poaching in California's protected public lands, where hunting is regulated by season, licensing and location rules.

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    Poachers Kill and Behead Deer in Angeles National Forest▼Poachers Kill, Behead Deer In Angeles National Forest: Wildlife Officials✉newsEnvironmentWildlife34 min ago

    Wildlife officials are investigating after poachers killed and beheaded a deer in Angeles National Forest, California. Authorities report the animal was left behind with its head removed, suggesting trophy hunting rather than subsistence poaching. Officials are asking anyone with information about the illegal killing to come forward as the investigation continues.

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    Poaching suspects caught with decapitated deer in Angeles National Forest▼Poaching suspects caught with bloody hands, decapitated deer in Angeles National Forest✉newsEnvironment34 min ago

    Authorities in California detained poaching suspects in Angeles National Forest who were found with bloody hands and a decapitated deer, according to the Los Angeles Times. The incident has drawn attention to illegal hunting in the forest north of Los Angeles and to enforcement of wildlife protection laws in the area.

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    Calls grow to end roadless rule to fight wildfires▼Ending the roadless rule can help fight forest fires and improve wildlife access✉newsEnvironment19 h ago

    The Hill argues that ending the US forest roadless rule could help combat wildfires and improve wildlife access. Supporters say allowing road construction in protected national forests would give firefighters better access to blazes and let land managers thin overgrown forests. Critics have long warned that building roads in roadless areas raises fire risk, degrades habitat, and opens public lands to logging and development.

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    Needleworm outbreak defoliates nearly 2,900 hectares of Banff National Park▼Needleworm outbreak leaves nearly 2,900 hectares of Banff National Park defoliated✉newsHealthPandemics26 min ago

    An outbreak of needleworms has stripped leaves from nearly 2,900 hectares of forest in Banff National Park, according to local reporting from Alberta. The insect infestation is affecting large swaths of the park's tree cover, raising questions about forest health and potential impacts on the popular tourist destination and its ecosystems.

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    Letter urges public support for Roadless Rule to protect wildlife▼Letter: Speak up for Roadless Rule to protect wildlife✉newsEnvironmentWildlife16 h ago

    A letter published in Mountain Xpress calls on readers to speak up in support of the Roadless Rule, arguing the policy is needed to protect wildlife habitats. The Roadless Rule restricts road construction and logging on designated national forest lands, and public comment periods on its future have made it a recurring topic for conservation advocates.