The Albanese government approved the Middlemount coal mine expansion in Queensland, potentially emitting 236 million tonnes of CO2, while releasing a carbon leakage review recommending a carbon border adjustment mechanism.
In the scorching Victorian Mallee, Underbool's 220 residents fought for 10 years to save their only swimming pool, a hub for safety and community, securing $3m in funding to prevent closure.
Cyprus authorities urge residents to cut water use by 10% as reservoirs hit historic lows. The St Nicholas church emerges from Kouris reservoir, symbolizing the severe drought impacting the Mediterranean island.
Hawaii's Kilauea volcano has erupted, with video footage revealing a dramatic display of lava flows and volcanic activity. The eruption highlights ongoing geological processes in the region.
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Families like Jean de Dieu Mokuma's risk storms and corruption to transport logs down the Congo River, highlighting the conflict between survival and conservation in the biodiverse Congo basin, which traps 1.5bn tonnes of carbon annually.
The Met Office has issued new yellow warnings for snow and ice across Scotland, England, and Northern Ireland, while the Environment Agency maintains hundreds of flood alerts as freezing conditions persist.
Researchers investigate if the Florida Current, a key part of the Atlantic's circulation, is slowing due to climate change, potentially triggering extreme global climate shifts.
A deep low-pressure system has brought heavy rain, gale-force winds, and dangerous coastal swells to New Zealand's North Island, triggering evacuations and infrastructure damage. The storm follows days of flooding that claimed one life.
The first solar eclipse of 2026 creates a stunning 'ring of fire' effect visible only from specific Southern Hemisphere locations, with partial visibility across Africa and islands.
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The famous Lovers' Arch rock formation in Puglia, Italy, collapsed into the Adriatic Sea on Valentine's Day after severe storms and coastal erosion weakened the structure.
The Environment Agency issues 75 flood warnings and 206 alerts across England as freezing conditions persist, with a yellow ice warning in effect for eastern Scotland and north-east England.
London temperatures will leap to 13C-15C this weekend, but persistent rain and drizzle will accompany the warm spell, according to BBC Weather and Met Office forecasts.
A historical account from 1951 details the intricate mating behaviors of partridges, observed on Valentine's Day, highlighting their unique courtship rituals in the English countryside.
A detailed observation of a buzzard's struggle to balance on a precarious tree perch leads to a profound moment of empathy as the observer mirrors the bird's movements in the Somerset countryside.
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The Trump administration's elimination of key climate regulations marks a major setback for US environmental policy, while China continues expanding renewable energy investments and infrastructure development.
The Environment Agency has issued 73 flood warnings across England as relentless rainfall continues, with snow forecast for northern regions and no relief expected next week.
A new report highlights that community energy projects in the UK depend on local engagement, policy support, and infrastructure, not just funding, to thrive and contribute to renewable goals.
A 300m-long illegal dump near Epping remains open after 12 months, with MP Alex Burghart calling it 'absolutely disgusting' and demanding answers from the Environment Agency.
A man in distress climbed a high-voltage power pylon in Brighouse, West Yorkshire, causing widespread power outages and a major emergency response.
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A Welsh charity has purchased over 405 hectares in Ceredigion to launch Wales' largest rewilding project, aiming to restore natural habitats and boost biodiversity in the Cambrian mountains.
As wetter winters become the norm due to climate change, learn practical and creative coping strategies to stay positive and adapt to the rainy weather.
Researchers in Chetumal Bay have failed to measure the bottom of Taam ja' blue hole despite using 1,640-foot cables, potentially making it the world's deepest underwater sinkhole.
The Trump administration's repeal of vehicle greenhouse gas standards claims $1.3 trillion savings, but EPA analysis shows $1.5 trillion in costs including higher fuel prices.
A yellow snow warning is in effect for eastern England as rain turns to sleet and snow, with over 70 flood alerts and warnings across the country. The Environment Agency reports hundreds of properties flooded.
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After a brief respite of sunshine on Valentine's Day, the UK faces renewed rain and snow warnings. The Met Office explains low-pressure systems are to blame for the persistent wet weather.
Volunteers in Lancashire have planted over 2,000 discarded Christmas trees on beaches to create natural sand dunes that combat rising sea levels and provide habitat for rare species like sand lizards.
A fierce conflict erupts over Hope Moor windfarm in Yorkshire, as locals oppose the UK's largest onshore turbines near the Dales, highlighting tensions between renewable targets and rural conservation.
New Zealand officials warn of further flooding on the North Island after heavy rains caused power outages, road collapses, and a fatality, with severe weather expected to peak late Sunday.
Melbourne Zoo has transformed from a site with a colonial past to a conservation-focused organization, emphasizing animal welfare through scent-based enrichment and cooperative care.
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As Alice Springs swelters through record-breaking temperatures, Indigenous families face impossible choices between paying for electricity to run air conditioners and buying food, with prepaid meters causing frequent disconnections.
