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Australia's Eraring power station delays closure until 2029 despite climate concerns, while UK introduces MOT-style inspections for water utilities amid pollution accountability debates. Hidden cameras reveal hedgehogs are more common in British gardens than expected. Read the full article
New research using hidden camera technology has unveiled surprising insights into the secret lives of hedgehogs, revealing these spiny mammals are far more prevalent in British…
Sky watchers across North America may be in for a spectacular treat Monday night, as intense geomagnetic storms could push the aurora borealis much further south…
The Trump administration’s aggressive push to revive America’s struggling coal industry has produced mixed results, with federal interventions temporarily slowing plant closures but failing to address…
The world’s morning coffee ritual faces a serious threat: climate change is expected to render roughly half of all arabica coffee-growing regions unsuitable for cultivation by…
Australia's Eraring power station delays closure until 2029 despite climate concerns, while UK introduces MOT-style inspections for water utilities amid pollution accountability debates. Hidden cameras reveal hedgehogs are more common in British gardens than expected.
The UK government has announced sweeping reforms to water industry oversight, introducing regular MOT-style inspections designed to hold utility companies more accountable for their environmental performance.…
The UK government is preparing to unveil controversial changes to water industry regulation that could allow companies to avoid fines for environmental pollution, according to exclusive…
A landmark trial beginning Tuesday in Peru could determine whether the country can finally deliver justice for environmental defenders murdered while protecting the Amazon rainforest. Five…
A groundbreaking decade-long study has revealed that Antarctic penguins are dramatically altering their breeding patterns in response to climate change, with some species moving their breeding…
In the crowded neighborhoods of Dhaka, Bangladesh, thousands of young volunteers are taking public health into their own hands by targeting the root cause of surging…
Australia’s biggest coal-fired power station will continue burning fossil fuels for an additional two years, pushing its closure date to April 2029 and drawing sharp criticism…
Cricket holds deep cultural significance in Sri Lanka, serving as a unifying force across social and ethnic lines since independence. However, the country’s ambitious plans to…
The world of microplastics research is facing a significant credibility challenge as methodological flaws have been identified in approximately 20 recent studies measuring plastic particles in…
Recent weeks have highlighted the complex environmental challenges facing Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s government, with observers describing the situation as “climate whiplash” due to rapidly…
Japan is moving forward with plans to restart the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa nuclear power plant, the world’s largest nuclear facility, as the country doubles down on nuclear energy…
