Africa's Elephant Crisis: Too Few vs Too Many

A stark contrast in elephant conservation: South Sudan's last known elephant is killed, while Zimbabwe struggles with overpopulation and human-wildlife conflict. Explore the complex challenges.

Record UK offshore wind auction awards 8.4GW capacity

The UK's latest offshore wind auction, Europe's biggest ever, awarded 8.4GW of capacity at £91/MWh. While a step towards clean power, it highlights rising costs and tough energy trade-offs ahead. Read the full analysis.

2025 is planet's third hottest year on record

EU scientists confirm 2025 as Earth's third-warmest year, with global temperatures dangerously close to the 1.5C Paris Agreement limit. Discover the impacts and political challenges.

Record UK Wind Auction to Power 12 Million Homes

Great Britain's latest renewable energy auction secures record offshore wind capacity, promising £22bn investment, 7,000 jobs, and a path to cheaper, cleaner power by 2030. Discover how it works.

UK awards record offshore wind contracts, prices up 11%

The UK government has awarded contracts for a record 8.4GW of new offshore wind power, a key step towards its 2030 clean energy target. While prices rose, ministers hail a move away from volatile gas. Read the full analysis.

Record UK Offshore Wind Auction Powers 12m Homes

A landmark UK government auction secures contracts for offshore windfarms to power over 12 million homes, marking a major step towards clean energy by 2030 and boosting energy sovereignty.

Cold Snap Brings Fieldfares and Redwings to UK

Britain's winter thrushes, fieldfares and redwings, have finally arrived after a delayed start. Discover how the cold weather triggered their appearance and the climate threats they face.

Hidden Antarctic Tsunamis Accelerate Glacier Melt

Scientists discover underwater tsunamis, triggered by collapsing ice, are mixing warm water into glaciers, potentially speeding up sea level rise. New research aims to improve climate predictions.

US greenhouse gas emissions increased in 2025

A new study reveals US carbon pollution grew faster than the economy last year, driven by data centres, crypto mining, and a cold winter. Discover the data and its implications for climate goals.

Woman bitten by piranha in Brazilian lagoon

A woman was attacked by a piranha while swimming at a private club in Brazil, marking the tenth such incident in recent weeks. Officials warn of increased fish aggression during breeding season.

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