A new documentary, Steal This Story, Please!, examines the four-decade career of Amy Goodman, co-founder of the independent news broadcast Democracy Now!, highlighting her commitment to grassroots reporting and bearing witness to human rights abuses globally.
Engineers at Purdue University developed a high-performance white paint reflecting 98.1% of sunlight to passively cool buildings, lowering surface temperatures below ambient levels without using electricity.
A comprehensive global assessment published in Nature reveals that African Great Lakes freshwater species face extreme extinction risks due to pollution, overfishing, and climate change.
An appeals court ruled Tuesday that the Trump administration lacked authority to freeze and claw back disbursed climate nonprofit funds, upholding an injunction giving groups access to billions from the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund.
A study attributes the likelihood of Canada's 2023 summer wildfires to human-caused climate change, doubling the odds of the tinderbox conditions. Despite this, U.S. President Donald Trump blamed Canada for poor forest management.
Vegetable farmers in the UK face severe crop damage and financial strain following the driest July in 190 years, while English winemakers benefit from hot, dry conditions yielding high-quality grapes and increased production.
Small Modular Reactors (SMRs) are gaining momentum as a low-emission energy solution, but experts warn of unresolved radioactive waste issues, high costs, and elevated aggregate accident risks.
Uma frente fria associada a um ciclone extratropical pode atingir 389 cidades em Minas Gerais a partir desta quinta-feira (6), com ventos de 60 a 80 km/h e risco de intensificação para ciclone bomba.
Monsoon rains have caused floods and landslides in India and Sri Lanka, resulting in over 100 deaths. India's Assam state has been hardest hit with at least 87 deaths, while Kerala reports 15 deaths and 7 missing. Sri Lanka also reports 8 deaths and 12,000 displaced.
A run of Telegraph articles supportive of climate action has sparked debate about whether the paper and the Conservative right are softening on net zero. Observers say the broader editorial line still looks unchanged.
President Donald Trump announced the rollback of environmental protections under the 1973 Endangered Species Act, arguing the law hindered human activity, while environmentalists strongly condemned the move as a threat to species habitats.
A series of cloudbursts and flash floods across Jammu and Kashmir killed at least 28 people, destroying homes, infrastructure, and threatening indigenous communities in the Pir Panjal mountains and Gurez Valley.
Naoero, formerly Nauru, has launched a citizenship-by-investment program offering passports in exchange for financial contributions to fund climate adaptation and infrastructure relocation.
An estimated 72,000 migrants crossed into the Spanish enclave of Ceuta from Morocco last week before most returned home, with at least 88 deaths reported and right-wing figures seizing on the images to push hardline anti-immigration policies.
Climate-tech startup Mitti Labs raised $9.5 million in a Series A funding round led by Aramco Ventures to expand its rice farming sustainability platform across Asia, bringing its total funding to $12.5 million.
British Columbia is investing $500,000 in a 70-hectare restoration of the Cowichan Estuary, aiming to boost biodiversity, enhance climate resilience, and support Indigenous stewardship, with the project being the largest of its kind on Vancouver Island.
BP chief executive Meg O'Neill has urged UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham to prioritize domestic oil and gas resources, even as BP prepares to sell its North Sea business after reporting quarterly profits of $5.73bn.
A new ThinkLabour survey of 788 Labour members shows they rank health, the economy, cost of living and climate change as top issues, while expressing sceptical views on welfare spending and strong support for higher defence spending.
As extreme heat, wildfires, and smoke transform summer from a cherished season of joy into a period of danger and dread, climate change alters our fundamental relationship with nature and robs us of our collective well-being.
UK weddings are increasingly impacted by summer heatwaves, leading to higher costs for couples and businesses. Venues face expenses for cooling, while florists struggle with crop failures and increased delivery costs. Couples are considering shifting wedding dates to cooler seasons.
South Korea's Ministry of Climate, Energy and Environment announced plans to overhaul industrial electricity pricing to lower costs for businesses operating outside the Seoul metropolitan area and boost regional development.
Frente fria e ciclone extratropical devem provocar temporais, chuva de até 100 mm e ventos acima de 80 km/h no Sul e Sudeste do Brasil entre quinta e sábado, com risco de inundações no oeste do Rio Grande do Sul.
The 2016 Ross Sea Region Marine Protected Area agreement, established by CCAMLR, created the largest marine reserve of its time around Antarctica. It was a landmark for ocean conservation, achieved after years of negotiation and compromise among 24 member states and the EU, despite geopolitical tensions and fishing interests.
Europe's summers are experiencing record-breaking heat, with temperatures exceeding 40C becoming common. This leads to increased wildfires, water scarcity, health hazards, and escalating economic costs, necessitating both adaptation and significant greenhouse gas emission reductions.
