Zimbabwe’s climate migrants fear eviction as crackdown intensifies | News
Mutare, Zimbabwe – New homesteads cling to the slopes of Zimbabwe’s Eastern Highlands, a fertile mountain region that…
The mystery of the sunken Ecuadorean fishing boats: U.S. denies drone attacks, taking crews prisoner
MEXICO CITY — In March, a pair of Ecuadorean fishing boats in the Pacific burst into flames, forcing both crews…
Windfarms on this Scottish isle are contentious – renewables must work for local people too
The landscape on the remote Isle of Lewis is striking: a mix of rugged terrain, peatlands, moorlands, lochs,…
Warning: Water bottles are fire hazards around air conditioners
Add clear plastic water bottles to the list of items to keep clear of outdoor air conditioner units,…
Despite Record Renewable Growth, China Is Still Betting on Coal
China’s coal power output rose in early 2026, fueling concerns that last year’s drop in power-sector emissions may…
Victorian Coalition wind farm policy: Clean Energy Council warns 2km setback could risk billions in investment and thousands of jobs
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Human-driven sea-level rise has quadrupled the frequency of coastal sea-level extremes since 1900
Nicholls, R. J. Adapting to sea-level rise. in Resilience: The Science of Adaptation to Climate Change (eds Zommers,…
Buried 2 miles beneath Antarctica’s ice, a colossal hidden structure may rewrite its history
Beneath roughly two miles of Antarctic ice, scientists have identified an enormous buried geologic feature that could change…
‘Potential explosive hazards’ at Shackleton and Scott’s historically important huts in Antarctica
Old chemicals found inside two of Antarctica’s most significant historic huts could pose “potential explosive hazards”, a report…
Concerns over Great Artesian Basin water impacts in new BHP agreement
Environmentalists and First Nations groups say a new agreement between the South Australian government and BHP, set to…
Why does one side of the Moon have a lot of craters, while the other does not?
Back to Article List It’s possible the Earth-facing side got more large impact basins than the farside in…
Scientists Tracked These Strange Arctic Icebergs for Months, What They Found on the Seafloor Was Something No One Expected
A chance observation of unusually dark icebergs in the Arctic has led scientists to an unexpected discovery on…