US Climate Lawsuits: 2025's Key Wins and Losses
A landmark year saw US courts grapple with climate accountability. Explore the major trends, from novel lawsuits to industry attempts to secure immunity, and what's next for 2026.
Category : Environment
UK parakeet population boom sparks wildlife concerns
The UK's ring-necked parakeet population has exploded, raising fears for native birds and bats. Scientists call for urgent research as control measures are debated.
Sewage in Water Kills 10 in India's 'Cleanest City'
At least 10 people have died and hundreds hospitalised in Indore after sewage leaked into the drinking water supply, exposing a crisis beneath the city's clean reputation. Read the full investigation.
Amber snow warnings as UK faces wintry 2026 start
The Met Office has upgraded snow warnings to amber for parts of Scotland, with heavy snow, travel disruption, and power cuts likely. Get the latest UK weather forecast and travel advice.
Cop30 and the Fragile Future of Climate Cooperation
As populism and conflict rise, the principle of multilateralism underpinning UN climate talks faces unprecedented threats. Can global cooperation survive to tackle the climate crisis?
Wildlife Week: Otters, Songbirds & Global Snapshots
This week's global wildlife highlights include UK otters using donated Christmas trees for play, a boom in British songbirds, and stunning images from Turkey to Florida. Discover the stories behind the photos.
Catastrophic floods hit South-East Asia in monsoon season
Torrential monsoon rains trigger severe flooding across South-East Asia, causing widespread displacement and damage. Experts link the extreme weather to climate change. Read the full report.
Flooding leaves Nottinghamshire homes 'unsellable'
Three pensioners in Trowell face unsellable homes after repeated flooding. Their story exposes a growing UK crisis of flood risk, property values, and insurance loopholes. Read their fight.
Winter Bloom of 310 Plants Signals UK Climate Crisis
A New Year plant hunt reveals hundreds of species, including daisies, flowering in winter due to rising temperatures. Scientists call it a clear sign of climate disruption. Discover the data.
Mousley Bottom: From Town Tip to Nature Reserve
How 22,000 trees and nature's hidden networks transformed a Derbyshire wasteland into a vibrant wildlife haven. Discover the remarkable story of environmental recovery.
Mazda 6e Leads 10 New Electric Cars for Australia in 2026
Australia's EV market is set for a major boost with 10 new models arriving in 2026, including Mazda's first electric car. Experts warn proposed taxes could stifle growth. Discover the new lineup.
Deformed Whale Shark Defies Odds to Survive and Thrive
Marine biologists document a 20-foot whale shark surviving with a rare spinal deformity. Discover how its filter-feeding strategy enabled its remarkable adaptation. Read the full story.
David Attenborough explores London's wildlife in new BBC special
Sir David Attenborough, 99, reveals the astonishing wildlife thriving in London in a moving BBC special. From peregrine falcons to urban foxes, discover nature on your doorstep. Watch now on BBC iPlayer.
Bear Grylls' Water Filter Saves £140 & Cuts Plastic
Survivalist Bear Grylls co-owns Water2's Pod 2.0 filter, removing 99.99% of microplastics. Save £20 with code VIEWER and over £140 annually versus bottled water.
Jordan's ancient olive harvest wilts under record heat
Record-breaking heat and drought have destroyed 70% of Jordan's olive crop, endangering livelihoods and a centuries-old tradition. Discover the impact on families and the economy.
Rio Tinto's Chile Lithium Mine Faces Indigenous Opposition
Indigenous communities in Chile's Atacama desert fear Rio Tinto and Codelco's lithium mining project will cause severe water scarcity, threatening fragile ecosystems and ancestral lands. Read the full story.
London Snow Risk as Met Office Issues Yellow Warning
The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for snow and ice in London. Find out the day-by-day forecast and travel advice for the capital's cold snap.
Climate policy reframed as economic populism in US
Progressive politicians and activists are successfully linking emissions cuts to cost-of-living concerns, gaining public support as climate impacts drive up bills. Discover the new affordability agenda.
Frisian Islands: Seals, Whales & Climate Warnings
For 10 years, scientist Jeroen Hoekendijk has documented the fragile sealife of the North Sea's Frisian Islands, a stark warning of climate change. Explore the brutal beauty of this unique ecosystem.
Somerset farmers trial bulrush crop on peat to lock carbon
On the Somerset Levels, innovative 'paludiculture' sees bulrush harvested for insulation, offering a sustainable future for waterlogged peat and fighting climate change. Discover the novel farming method.
Eden Project founder says world is better 25 years on
Sir Tim Smit marks the Eden Project's 25th anniversary, arguing the world is in a better place and extreme politics will fade as people reconnect with nature. Discover his vision for the future.
Delhi's Air Pollution: A Lethal Crisis Ignored
Delhi's toxic air, a lethal cocktail of gases and particles, is India's biggest killer. Activists and doctors plead for action as government measures fail. Read the full investigation.
Primrose Hill NYE closure mocked as 'Fun Police' act
The decision to close Primrose Hill for London's New Year's Eve fireworks has been met with derision online. Critics mock the move as 'depressing' and anti-public, while authorities cite safety concerns.
Florida's controversial bear hunt ends with 52 killed
Florida wildlife officials declare a three-week black bear hunt a success, while animal rights groups condemn the 'heartbreaking' slaughter. Get the full story on the controversial cull.
13 Climate Court Victories Reshape 2025
A landmark year for climate justice saw courts worldwide force governments and corporations to act. Explore the 13 key legal wins that scrapped coal plants, halted oil fields, and ended false green claims.
Scientists: 'Caveman Aliens' Could Hide in Mars Caves
A new study suggests ancient karst caves on Mars, formed by water, could shelter primitive life from radiation. Scientists urge future missions to explore these underground sanctuaries for biosignatures.
Climate Crisis: Personal Stories of Loss and Resilience
From vanishing snow to dried-up trails, Guardian US readers reveal the deeply personal impacts of the climate crisis this year and their renewed commitment to protect our planet.
Locals slam 'grotesque' Primrose Hill NYE barriers
Residents express fury as solid hoardings fence off Primrose Hill for New Year's Eve, preventing unticketed views of London's fireworks. Royal Parks cites safety.
Global Stories of Hope and Resilience in 2025
Discover five powerful stories of resilience from India to Colombia, where hard work and hope triumph over adversity. Read the inspiring tales that defined 2025.
2005 Cabinet Papers Reveal Dire Climate Warnings
Newly released 2005 cabinet papers show ministers Alexander Downer and Ian Campbell warned Australia was highly vulnerable to climate disruption. Discover the historic warnings.
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