A new study reveals that recent temperatures in the Great Barrier Reef are the highest recorded in 400 years, posing a significant threat to its survival, BBC News reports. Extreme heat, linked to climate change, has caused five mass bleaching events in just nine years, severely impacting the reef's delicate ecosystem.
Wes Streeting’s claim that pensioners will be better off despite Labour’s winter fuel raid “simply does not hold water”, charities have said.
Scientists surprised to find so many animals unknown to science in Alto Mayo, a well-populated region
President-elect Donald Trump campaigned on a three-word energy policy: “Drill, baby, drill.” But with about a month to go until inauguration, early glimpses at his cabinet picks for energy and the environment suggest it’s not going to be that easy.
Met Office says area of low pressure will bring rain and strong winds across large swathes of the UK
Natural History Museum scientists and their partners across the world named almost 200 species in the last 12 months.
Teesdale, North Pennines: In this stretch between farmland and riverbank, the plant life is thick, and harbouring legions of insects and larvae
The rocks of Duiker Island are packed with Cape fur seals basking in the sun.
The festive period could see wintry showers this year, and so far, the jury has been out on whether it will be a white Christmas.
The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for many regions of the country this weekend
Yukon Premier Ranj Pillai says investing in Arctic infrastructure will benefit northerners, but some of those proposed investments will come at a cost to the Arctic's marine mammals.Premiers are calling for Ottawa to use its defence budget to build Arctic infrastructure, including strengthening Canada's military presence to protect Arctic sovereignty. This could involve building a deep sea port in the western Arctic to serve as launching point for military submarines in the Beaufort Sea. "It's a
Ministers set out plans for outlawing neonicotinoids but considering application by farmers to use Cruiser SB
These marine mammals are still feeling the effects of whaling. For most species, it may be another 100 years before there are enough old whales for scientists to confirm their lifespans.
A project led by Oxford University has been awarded £2 million to transform hydropower systems.
A green hydrogen plant in Pembroke has been given planning approval
Roads and public transport could be disrupted by strong winds over the weekend.
AN EXTREMELY rare marine creature for The Solent has been spotted just off the Isle of Wight.
Windy Hill Quarry near Barnard Castle can continue sandstone extraction for another 25 years following council approval.
New research comes as dozens of small potential fields have received some form of license from the government
In a world where the climate is increasingly hot and volatile, farmers are having trouble keeping their crops cool. A startup founded in Saudi Arabia thinks it might have a solution.
A petition calling for the environmental protections of the “toilet bowl” Christchurch Harbour is edging close to 2,000 signatures.
