Alcoa faces a $55 million penalty for 15 years of unlawful land clearing in Western Australia but receives an exemption to continue operations, linked to a US-Australia critical minerals deal.
Ecuador's booming rose export industry, the world's third-largest, relies on heavy pesticide use that causes serious health issues for workers, including pneumonitis and skin conditions, while threatening Indigenous communities.
A man in Catania, Sicily, trained his dog to illegally dump rubbish bags to avoid CCTV cameras installed to combat fly-tipping. Municipal police identified and fined him, calling the act 'cunning and doubly wrong'.
A deadly avalanche in California has claimed lives, underscoring the severe snow drought impacting the region. Experts warn of increased risks due to climate change and unstable snowpack conditions.
A sixth-generation Iowa farm has abandoned industrial pig farming to grow lion's mane and oyster mushrooms, showcasing a sustainable alternative to the oppressive CAFO model with support from the Transfarmation Project.
A comprehensive analysis of nearly one million plug-in hybrid vehicles shows they consume an average of six litres per 100km, far exceeding manufacturer claims of one to two litres.
A new report reveals the hidden environmental costs of digital habits, including toxic e-waste, harmful AI content, and massive water use, urging immediate policy changes.
Residents of Llanidloes in Powys are barricading windows against a toxic methane cloud from Bryn Posteg landfill, dubbed Wales's worst, as animals refuse well water and health fears mount.
Analysis reveals top coffee-growing countries face 57 extra days of harmful heat annually, threatening arabica cultivation and global supply chains as prices hit record highs.
US mining giant Alcoa faces a $55 million penalty for unlawful land clearing in WA's jarrah forests, while receiving an 18-month exemption to continue operations amid expansion plans.
The tragic death of eight-year-old Heather Preen from E coli in 1999 is dramatized in Channel 4's Dirty Business, highlighting ongoing sewage pollution and a mother's quest for accountability.
A litterbug has been tracked down and fined after creating one of the worst fly-tipping incidents ever recorded in the protected New Forest beauty spot.
Scottish Sea Farms' new Fish Holm salmon farm, approved by Shetland council, faces opposition from local fishers and environmental groups over ecological risks and threats to traditional livelihoods.
Damp winters cause green algae buildup on patios, but discounted pressure washer attachments like Bosch's £23 tool offer an easy spring clean solution.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Laboratory testing in Europe shows Valentine's roses are heavily contaminated with pesticides, including chemicals banned in the EU, posing health risks.
Former President Donald Trump has nominated Scott Socha, a former oil and gas executive, to lead the National Park Service, sparking debate over environmental policy and conservation priorities.
California authorities have initiated a formal investigation into the emergency response to the recent Altadena wildfire, examining potential delays and resource allocation issues.
Tropical Cyclone Gezani struck Madagascar with 167mph winds, killing at least 31 people, injuring 36, and displacing 6,870. The storm destroyed 75% of Toamasina's infrastructure.
While record rainfall batters Britain, one writer argues that damp, mild winters are preferable to bone-chilling cold extremes experienced elsewhere, finding unexpected rewards in the persistent grey.
A rural community endures a relentless series of severe weather events, highlighting the escalating impacts of climate change on local environments and daily life.
A new report highlights how the global trade in red roses for Valentine's Day contributes to carbon emissions, water waste, and pesticide use, urging eco-friendly alternatives.
The picturesque seaside village of Caister-on-Sea in Norfolk faces a growing dog fouling crisis, with residents describing the situation as 'absolutely appalling' and demanding action from authorities.
A new Republican-led House bill proposes significant changes to US toxic chemical regulations, sparking debate over environmental protection and industry interests.
EDF Energy's £700m acoustic deterrent system at Hinkley Point C nuclear plant could save 90% of fish from intake pipes, protecting 44 tonnes annually in Somerset.
A Guardian cartoon depicts Sussan Ley's worst nightmare, highlighting the stark reality of climate change and its political implications in Australia.