EEnvironment Read More Cherry blossoms are proof of a planet going awryApril 28, 2026 Earlier this month, a group of climate-change deniers gathered at the Hotel Washington in the U.S. capital to…
EEnvironment Read More Artificial intelligence to support cross-disciplinary climate change researchApril 28, 2026 College of Environmental Sciences and Engineering, Peking University, Beijing, China Yang Ou & Yong Liu Institute for Carbon Neutrality, Peking…
WWildlife Read More Protecting wild animals has never been more urgent. But there’s a reason it can be harder than it seems.April 28, 2026 This essay is adapted from Beyond Belief: How Evidence Shows What Really Works, by Helen Pearson. Copyright © 2026…
AAustralia Read More Former Treasury boss says Australians left with little to show from commodities boomApril 25, 2026 Why doesn’t Australia collect more tax revenue on the sale of its natural resources? We are a high-income…
EEnvironment Read More ‘We can’t have octopus all year round’: Why Greek chefs and WWF want people to eat invasive speciesApril 25, 2026 Overfishing and destructive fishing methods are putting growing pressure on marine ecosystems, weakening the ocean’s ability to store…
WWildlife Read More Endangered mountain pygmy possum numbers climb at Secret Creek Sanctuary breeding programApril 25, 2026 For the past six years, Trevor Evans has seen the number of endangered mountain pygmy possums at his…
EEnvironment Read More 98 per cent of meat and dairy sustainability pledges are greenwashingApril 23, 2026 The dairy industry’s green claims are under scrutiny Witthaya/Getty Images The world’s biggest meat and dairy companies are…
EEnvironment Read More Europe’s auspicious renewable: Hydro power – POLITICOApril 23, 2026 Nearly two months into the crisis, the troubles for Gulf oil and gas exports are far from over.…
EEnvironment Read More Solar isn’t the answer – so what is?April 21, 2026 Opinion: There are some things I thought I knew about the complex crises afflicting this earth. I thought…
EEnvironment Read More Too hot for solar and too much wind for turbines: Can renewables withstand our worsening climate?April 20, 2026 The war on Iran has unexpectedly ignited a renewables race, as Europe grapples with the reality of its…
SScience Read More Sweet lifeline for wildlife after bushfires ravage their habitatApril 20, 2026 Photo: Feasting from the feeder. Adelaide University and Kangaroo Island Research Station researchers have developed a simple, low-cost…
HHealth Read More Drought, climate change and a newly identified antimicrobial threatApril 19, 2026 One of the most climate-threatened corners of the planet, scientists fear Tuvalu will be uninhabitable within the next…