Environment
Climate, sustainability, and nature
289 articles
Utah Cracks Down on Noxious Weeds: What Property Owners Need to Know
Utah property owners are on notice: control these invasive plants or face county action. Here's what's at stake.
Sudbury and Huron Shores Push 72-Hour Emergency Kit Challenge
Local governments in Ontario are urging residents to prepare for disasters with tailored emergency kits.
Cannes Film Festival Under Fire for Private Jet Emissions Amid Fuel Crisis
Ex-pilots and millionaires demand a halt to private jet flights at Cannes Film Festival, citing fuel shortages and clima...
Private Jets Under Fire as Fuel Crisis Meets Climate Concerns at Cannes
Ex-pilots and wealthy individuals demand a halt to private jet flights to Cannes amid fuel shortages and climate impact.
UK Monkey Forest Celebrates Births of Endangered Barbary Macaques
Four newborn Barbary macaques at Trentham Monkey Forest offer hope for the endangered species.
Climate Change Alters Tea Flavor, Threatening British Tradition
A new report reveals how climate change is making tea more bitter and less reliable, threatening the UK's beloved nation...
Sir David Attenborough Turns 100: Royal Praise and Earthshot Prize Celebrations
Sir David Attenborough marks his 100th birthday with tributes from Prince William and Prince Harry, highlighting his env...
Climate Change Threatens Global Tea Supply and Flavor Consistency
Rising temperatures and erratic weather are altering tea flavor and supply, threatening the traditional British cuppa.
Euphrates River Drying Up: Climate Crisis Meets Biblical Prophecy
The Euphrates River, vital to Western Asia, faces extinction by 2040 due to climate change, mirroring biblical prophecie...
New Jersey Dairy Farm's Solar Project Sparks Local Debate
A New Jersey dairy farm family seeks to install solar panels to save their struggling business, but faces opposition ove...
Right Whale Protections Delayed to 2035
The Trump administration supports delaying new federal protections for North Atlantic right whales until 2035, citing co...
Utah Gardens Adapt to Drought
Utah gardeners are embracing water-wise planting strategies as the state anticipates another dry season. Demand for drou...
Alberta Wildfire Alerts: Sturgeon, Leduc, Parkland Counties
Wildfire alerts were issued in several Alberta counties, including Sturgeon, Leduc, and Parkland, prompting preparedness...
Crabbing Ban Proposal Faces Industry Backlash
The RSPCA's call to ban crabbing over animal welfare concerns has ignited a fierce debate with fishing groups and busine...
Leicestershire Fly-Tip: 30,000 Tonnes of Rubbish Dumped
A massive illegal waste dump of 30,000 tonnes has been discovered at a protected Site of Special Scientific Interest in ...
BC Ferries Slowdown: More Needed for Whale Protection
BC Ferries' speed reduction is a welcome step, but researchers emphasize the need for federal regulations on cruise ship...
Alberta Wild Horse Debate: Population Control Plan Sparks Outcry
Alberta's government reports record-high feral horse numbers, prompting a controversial population control strategy. Adv...
Alaska Avalanche Loss: Instructor Dylan Lenzie Dies
Dylan Lenzie, a respected avalanche instructor with the Hatcher Pass Avalanche Center, tragically died in an avalanche a...
Metro Vancouver Water Crisis: Securing Supply for the Future
Metro Vancouver, despite being a rainy region, faces a potential water supply crisis due to climate change and increasin...
Colorado Wildfire Drills Prepare Residents for Intense Season
Colorado communities are proactively preparing for a potentially severe wildfire season with evacuation drills. Over 1,0...
Saudi Arabia's Uruq Bani Ma'arid: A Conservation Win
Uruq Bani Ma'arid in Saudi Arabia's Empty Quarter is a UNESCO World Heritage Site demonstrating successful wildlife rein...
Whale 'Timmy' Freed: Millions Spent in North Sea Rescue
After a costly and controversial rescue operation, a humpback whale named 'Timmy' has been successfully released into th...
Sunscreen Bans: Reef Protection vs. Sunburn Risk
Popular beaches worldwide are banning traditional sunscreens to protect coral reefs. This shift raises questions about s...
Sunscreen Bans: Protecting Reefs, Risks for Tourists
Popular beaches worldwide are implementing sunscreen bans due to the damaging effects of certain chemicals on coral reef...
Waste Empire: Gang Jailed for Illegal Dumping
A ruthless gang led by Martin Ward and Patrick Doherty systematically dumped tons of waste across southwest London, expl...
CA Farmers Report Groundwater Use
California farmers in a critical San Joaquin Valley region are now required to report groundwater pumping for the first ...
Utah Drought: Farmers Get Disaster Relief
The USDA has declared 13 Utah counties as Natural Disaster Areas due to severe drought, unlocking emergency loans for fa...
Green Roofs: Transforming Cities for a Sustainable Future
Cities can significantly improve sustainability and livability by adopting green roofs and living walls. These innovatio...
US Drought: Two-Thirds of Nation Affected
A severe drought is impacting nearly two-thirds of the United States, with nine states experiencing complete drought cov...
Tropical Deforestation Slows, Fires Pose Threat
Tropical deforestation rates decreased in 2025, but remain critically high. Climate-driven fires are a growing concern, ...