Category : Environment

Air Quality Biodiversity Climate Action Environmental Campaigns Environmental Education Flood Defence Green Buildings Green Economy Light Pollution Noise Pollution Parks Gardens Plastic Reduction Recycling Waste Renewable Energy River Thames Sustainable Transport Tree Planting Urban Farming Water Management Wildlife Nature
Two-Thirds of Corals Killed in Ningaloo Reef Marine Heatwave

Ningaloo Reef corals decimated by heatwave

Scientists confirm two-thirds of corals in World Heritage-listed Ningaloo reef have died after unprecedented marine heatwave. Read the full report on this ecological crisis.

Plant's Toxic Squirts Meet Beetle's Defence in 1.5m Arms Race

Plant shoots toxic liquid 1.5m in insect arms race

Discover how the Bursera plant squirts deadly chemicals to defend itself and the ingenious beetles that have learned to disarm it over millions of years. Explore this fascinating evolutionary battle.

‘Exceptionally Rare’ Pink Grasshopper Spotted in New Zealand

Rare Pink Grasshopper Found in New Zealand

Conservation researchers discovered an exceptionally rare pink grasshopper during a survey near Lake Tekapo. The genetic mutation creates a stunning visual spectacle.

Climate Pledges Could Slash Global Heating by 1C, Analysis Reveals

Climate Pledges Could Cut Global Heating by 1C

New analysis shows that fulfilling promises on renewables, energy efficiency, and methane could avoid nearly 1°C of global warming, offering a crucial path to climate stability. Discover the findings from the Cop30 summit.

Cyclone Fina Threatens Northern Australia, Could Equal Earliest Landfall Record

Cyclone Fina Targets Northern Australia Coast

Tropical Cyclone Fina is on a path to hit the Northern Territory, potentially equalling the earliest landfall record since 1973. Track the storm's development and climate impacts.

Net Zero Cost Debate: How $9tn Figure Sparked Australian Climate Wars

Net Zero Cost Debate: $9tn Figure Controversy

Australian politicians claim net zero transition will cost $9tn, but climate academics say figure is misrepresented. Explore the timeline of this escalating climate policy dispute.

‘Exceptionally Rare’ Pink Grasshopper Spotted in New Zealand Wilds

Rare Pink Grasshopper Found in New Zealand

An incredibly rare pink grasshopper caused by a genetic mutation has been discovered in New Zealand's Mackenzie Basin. Discover the story behind this unique insect.

Mountain Lions Could Return to North-East US in Rewilding Push

Mountain Lions Could Return to North-East US

Rewilding group Mighty Earth campaigns to reintroduce mountain lions to Vermont to control deer populations and restore ecosystem balance. Could the big cats make a comeback?

13 Years After Sandy: Edgemere's Forgotten Flood Defence Promise

NYC's Edgemere still waits for flood protection

A decade after Hurricane Sandy devastated their community, residents of Edgemere, Queens say the city has forgotten its promise to protect them from flooding while wealthy areas get defences.

15 South Coast Sewage Plants Use Risky Plastic Beads After Camber Spill

15 UK sewage plants use risky plastic beads

Exclusive: 15 English sewage plants use hazardous plastic bio-beads, with a recent Camber Sands spill releasing 650 million. Experts demand urgent upgrades to protect marine life and coastlines.

Congo Basin: World's Vital Rainforest Faces Critical Research Gap

Congo Basin: World's Vital Rainforest Forgotten

The Congo Basin, Earth's second-largest rainforest and crucial carbon sink, receives just 16% of global rainforest funding despite its vital role in climate regulation. Discover why this African treasure remains critically under-researched.

Page 149 of 165