The Trump administration's new policy on salmon dams in Oregon and Washington has ignited fierce debate, with environmentalists warning of severe ecological impacts and local communities divided over economic and conservation priorities.
A severe bird flu outbreak has killed numerous elephant seal pups along the California coast, raising concerns about wildlife conservation and public health risks.
Heavy rain in Sydney leads to flash floods, power outages, and evacuations across New South Wales, with emergency services conducting multiple rescues.
International initiatives face significant challenges in reducing plastic production growth, with environmentalists highlighting systemic failures and urgent calls for stronger policies.
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The Drax power plant in North Yorkshire will halt its use of controversial Canadian wood pellets within the next year, marking a significant shift in its biomass operations.
Veolia, Westminster City Council's waste contractor, has received 83 complaints since 2021, with driver behavior and staff rudeness being the most common issues.
International talks to impose a carbon levy on shipping face potential collapse due to US resistance, risking climate goals and industry decarbonization efforts.
The UK's inaugural deep geothermal electricity plant has commenced operations in Cornwall, generating renewable power for 10,000 homes and extracting lithium for electric car batteries.
Farmers near Mount Etna and Iceland's volcanoes are using volcanic ash as natural fertilizer, reducing chemical use and costs. University research supports this sustainable shift, though regulatory hurdles remain.
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Benicia, California, confronts economic and identity crisis as its largest employer, the Valero oil refinery, closes after six decades, forcing the community to reinvent itself amid California's clean energy transition.
After decades of being overwhelmed by a giant bamboo forest planted by her parents, a woman finds an unlikely hero with the right machinery to reclaim her sky and property.
A rare planetary parade will see nearly every planet in our solar system visible simultaneously in the UK night sky this weekend. Astronomy experts explain how to spot this celestial spectacle.
Mayor Sadiq Khan has approved a plan to ban traffic from a 0.7-mile stretch of Oxford Street between Oxford Circus and Marble Arch, aiming to transform it into a pedestrian-friendly urban space.
Waitrose becomes the first UK supermarket to suspend mackerel sales due to severe overfishing, promoting herring and sardines as sustainable alternatives while scientists warn of potential population collapse.
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Ellen Baum spent 16 hours removing hair ties, condoms, and trash from the Brooklyn Bridge, sparking a community cleanup movement against what she calls 'visual pollution' on the historic landmark.
A thinktank urges councils to train in-house workers for street-by-street insulation upgrades, aiming to improve quality and efficiency in England's £15bn warm homes plan.
A resident in Ealing captured footage of a fly-tipper dumping waste on Stephenson Street, as government data shows a 9% rise in such incidents across England. Locals express frustration over the escalating crisis.
Public health alert issued as 30 dead swans are collected from East London docks, with authorities testing for avian influenza and warning against handling dead birds.
A massive 17-meter wooden ship has been installed at Kensington Gardens as the centerpiece of a £3 million renovation of the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Playground, set to reopen in summer 2026.
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A 500-year-old oak tree in Enfield was cut down by a Toby Carvery, but Forestry Commission reports show it was healthy and posed no public danger, sparking local outrage.
The Banjima people have launched a $1.5bn lawsuit against the Western Australian government to clean up toxic asbestos waste at Wittenoom, described as the largest contaminated site in the southern hemisphere.
In the Marches of Shropshire, two ancient oak trees near Old Oswestry hillfort tell contrasting stories of human intervention and natural growth, with a coppiced oak showcasing centuries of sustainable forestry practices and ecological wonder.
A pioneering geothermal power station near Redruth begins feeding electricity to the National Grid while extracting lithium for electric vehicle batteries, creating jobs and boosting Cornwall's green economy.
The sun is a colossal nuclear fusion reactor generating immense heat and sound. If space weren't a vacuum, its noise would exceed 100 decibels, akin to a chainsaw or rock concert.
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As global GDP and carbon emissions soar, economists debate whether degrowth or green growth can save the climate. Experts from LSE and Barcelona weigh in on redefining success.
A historic stepwell in Hyderabad, once a dumping ground, has been revived to supply clean drinking water, offering a sustainable solution amid India's severe water crisis.
Deadly storms have battered the western Mediterranean with unprecedented force, causing widespread destruction in Spain, Portugal, and Morocco. Climate change may have loaded the chamber with bigger bullets as communities face devastating floods and winds
Temperatures at Kew Gardens in London hit 18.6C, the hottest February day since 2019, but cooler weather is expected. Warmer conditions may bring a vibrant spring bloom over the next two weeks.
Record rainfall in Death Valley and southern California has triggered a spectacular wildflower eruption, with vibrant blooms covering miles of landscape. Park officials report an above-average bloom year nearing superbloom levels, drawing comparisons to t
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A study reveals tropical plants are flowering months earlier or later due to climate change, disrupting pollination and food chains, with cascading impacts on biodiversity worldwide.
