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Underwater noise pollution is an often overlooked source of behavioral stress for belugas and other marine life that depend on sound for survival.
Chronic noise exposure is a growing problem acro...
China has long been a main destination for smuggled rhino horn. Our new report examines Chinese court judgements to better understand the dynamics of this illegal trade, including how wildlife traf...
For #WorldWaterDay, we're heading back to Alaska to learn why better understanding water quality is crucial to the survival of the critically endangered Cook Inlet beluga whale.
Water quality isn'...
The electric vehicles being sold as a solution to climate change are powered by cobalt - but many of these cars aren't truly clean. Our new report with Premi Congo exposes how the world’s largest c...
Many Alaskans are used to living alongside incredible wildlife. Even on the coast of the Cook Inlet Basin - one of the most densely populated parts of the state - people may spot an elusive Cook In...
Cook Inlet Basin is home to two-thirds of Alaska's human population and around 300 critically endangered beluga whales. For #MarineMammalProtectionDay, we joined our Alaskan partners for a deep div...
As we look back at the last year and look forward to 2026, the next generation of environmental advocates shared some words of wisdom with us about connecting with nature 💚
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Despite pledging to reform Tokyo's elephant ivory trade, the city government continues to subsidize and support leading ivory industry stakeholders.
In our new blog, EIA and @TigerandElephantFund...
How is smuggled rhino horn ending up in Vietnam, and where does it go next? Explore the path that poached rhino horn takes from Africa to Asia, then read the report to learn more: https://eia.org/r...
Four years after another investigation into one of the most important hubs for smuggling illegal wildlife products between Africa and Asia, EIA US and @eia-news returned to Vietnam to find that, de...
La última investigación de EIA revela la mayor operación de contrabando de mercurio jamás documentada. Más de 200 toneladas de mercurio tóxico han sido traficadas desde minas de mercurio en México ...
EIA’s groundbreaking investigation reveals the largest mercury smuggling operation ever documented. Over 200 tons of toxic mercury have been trafficked from Mexican mercury mines to illegal gold mi...
La nueva investigación de EIA expone cómo Ecopetrol, la mayor empresa petrolera de Colombia y de propiedad estatal, presuntamente ha estado cometiendo—y encubriendo—violaciones ambientales y de der...
EIA's new investigation exposes how Ecopetrol, the state-owned and largest oil company in Colombia, has been allegedly committing - and covering up - environmental and human rights violations.
The...
For #InternationalWomensDay, meet Mariuza – a Ka'apor councilwoman working to protect her Indigenous community’s lands from deforestation and human rights violations.
Environmental crime thrives in the shadows, but so do we. We have been shocking the world with our unconventional methods and undercover investigations for decades.
Now more than ever, we need you...
EIA exists to uncover the truth, speak it unflinchingly, and try to craft solutions based on it. We expose injustice and uplift the people it affects most. We don’t know what the future holds, but ...
Supermarkets have been #LeakingHavoc on our climate for years, but we were shocked to find so many stores emitting super-polluting HFCs in California – a state that has put commendable resources to...
Ligera, fuerte y duradera, la madera balsa es ideal para las palas de las turbinas de viento. Sin embargo, el creciente aumento de la demanda de energía eólica está ejerciendo presión sobre la Amaz...
Light, strong, and durable, balsa wood is uniquely suited for use in wind turbine blades. However, growing demand for wind power - especially in the U.S. and China - is putting pressure on the Ecua...