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10 surprising destinations that want more travelers in 2027

10 surprising destinations that want more travelers in 2027

A new "Not Hot List" spotlights lesser-known destinations where tourism can support local communities without overcrowding.

Canada star Alphonso Davies missing first post-World Cup matches for honeymoon

Canada star Alphonso Davies missing first post-World Cup matches for honeymoon

After discussion with manager Jesse Marsch, Davies will miss out on games against Chile, Peru and the United States.

NIKE, Inc. Launches Global Sustainability Graduate Internship to Address Climate Change

NIKE, Inc. Launches Global Sustainability Graduate Internship to Address Climate Change

NIKE, Inc. Launches Global Sustainability Graduate Internship to Address Climate Change

Midwest Faces Rising Wildfire Risks Amid Climate Change

Midwest Faces Rising Wildfire Risks Amid Climate Change

According to Inside Climate News, wildfire risks are increasing in the Midwest due to climate change. Factors such as warmer temperatures, longer dry seasons, and more frequent extreme weather events are contributing to the phenomenon known as 'hydroclimate whiplash.' This condition alternates between heavy rainfall and sudden droughts, creating an environment conducive to wildfires. Researchers have observed a rise in the frequency and intensity of wildfires in the region, with boreal forests in northern Minnesota and parts of Canada experiencing significant burns. The Midwest, historically not a wildfire hotspot, is now seeing conditions that could lead to more frequent and severe fires.

Marine Heatwave Linked to Significant Decline in Hawaiian Humpback Whale Population

Marine Heatwave Linked to Significant Decline in Hawaiian Humpback Whale Population

A marine heatwave in the northeastern Pacific Ocean, occurring roughly a decade ago, has been identified as the likely cause for a sharp decline in the Hawaiian humpback whale population. A recent study analyzed over 27,000 photos of whale sightings between 2002 and 2023 across the main Hawaiian islands, sourced from the citizen science platform Happywhale. Researchers found that the Hawaiian humpback whale population decreased by 37% between the 2014-2015 breeding season and the 2021-2022 season. Adult survival rates, which were previously around 99% year over year, plummeted to an estimated 68% during the heatwave. This event also coincided with an unusual mortality event in Alaska and British Columbia, where humpback whales were observed starving and dying. The final population estimate indicates approximately 5,000 fewer humpbacks after the marine heatwave, with researchers believing many likely perished.

Canadian Wildfire Smoke Blankets U.S. Northeast, Air Quality Deteriorates

Canadian Wildfire Smoke Blankets U.S. Northeast, Air Quality Deteriorates

Smoke from Canadian wildfires has descended on parts of the U.S., including New York City, creating hazardous air quality conditions. On Wednesday, September 15, 2026, a cloudy orange haze was observed over New York City's skyline, with air quality reaching unhealthy levels in several regions, including Central and Western New York. The smoke, carried by wind patterns, is affecting millions across the upper Midwest and Northeast. Air quality alerts have been issued, and the situation is expected to persist through the end of the week.

General Motors Seeks Business Analyst for Global Zero Waste Initiatives

General Motors Seeks Business Analyst for Global Zero Waste Initiatives

General Motors Seeks Business Analyst for Global Zero Waste Initiatives

Rivian Automotive Faces Overvaluation Concerns Amidst Unprofitability and Rising Interest Rates

Rivian Automotive Faces Overvaluation Concerns Amidst Unprofitability and Rising Interest Rates

Rivian Automotive Faces Overvaluation Concerns Amidst Unprofitability and Rising Interest Rates

Green Diamond Resource Company Involved in Northern Spotted Owl Conservation Efforts in U.S.

Green Diamond Resource Company Involved in Northern Spotted Owl Conservation Efforts in U.S.

Green Diamond Resource Company, a California-based forestry and timber company, is actively participating in the conservation and re-establishment of the northern spotted owl species. The company's land near Korbel, California, has been a site for observing these owls. While thousands of northern spotted owls still exist in the U.S., their population in Canada is nearly non-existent. Conservation efforts in British Columbia, Canada, include a breeding program that aims to reintroduce captive-bred owls into the wild. This program has faced challenges, with some released birds not surviving. The species' habitat spans from the Lower Mainland in Canada down through Washington state, Oregon, and northern California. The primary threats to the northern spotted owl are habitat loss due to logging and competition from barred owls.

BHP Diversifies Beyond Iron Ore, Copper Becomes Primary Earnings Driver

BHP Diversifies Beyond Iron Ore, Copper Becomes Primary Earnings Driver

BHP Diversifies Beyond Iron Ore, Copper Becomes Primary Earnings Driver

Thick haze disrupts flights on Indonesia's Borneo island

Thick haze disrupts flights on Indonesia's Borneo island

Thick smoke from forest fires has disrupted flights in Indonesia's West Kalimantan province

Rituals Prioritizes Sustainable Packaging and Ingredients in Product Development

Rituals Prioritizes Sustainable Packaging and Ingredients in Product Development

Rituals Prioritizes Sustainable Packaging and Ingredients in Product Development