₹5,000 fine on open burning of garbage, ban on coal use in tandoor across Delhi hotels as AQI spike continues
₹5,000 fine on open burning of garbage, ban on coal use in tandoor across Delhi hotels as AQI…
Thousands of flood defences below standard as Storm Bram hits
Paul LynchBBC Shared Data Unit Getty Images Parts of Wallingford in Oxfordshire were submerged in the aftermath of…
‘Even the animals seem confused’: a retreating Kashmir glacier is creating an entire new world in its wake | Glaciers
From the slopes above Pahalgam, the Kolahoi glacier is visible as a thinning, rumpled ribbon of ice stretching…
What makes an atmospheric river different from typical Seattle rain?
WASHINGTON STATE — “Why do you keep calling this an ‘atmospheric river?’ It’s just Seattle rain!” “It’s supposed…
Canadian senator presses Ottawa on only land disputed between the US and Canada
An uninhabited island at the centre of a century-old Canada–US territorial dispute is back in the spotlight after…
EPA alters site to erase fossil fuels as climate change cause
WASHINGTON (AP) — The Environmental Protection Agency has removed any mention of fossil fuels — the main driver…
It’s two years since we were told ‘the age of fossil fuels will end’. When will Australia get prepared for what’s coming? | Adam Morton
The year is winding down and for some Australians that means thinking about Christmas or the beach. For…
Ask Lookout: Why has Santa Cruz’s water demand dropped?
Quick Take Santa Cruz’s water usage remains at its lowest since the 1960s, despite population growth in the…
Iran steps up cloud seeding amid water crisis
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this…
What it’s like to swim through the world’s largest sex act
Normal text sizeLarger text sizeVery large text size The world’s largest sex act unfolded in spectacular fashion on…
Private markets innovation in climate adaptation & resilience
By Moses Choi, Dana Hummel, Dylan Mibu & Clifford Mann Published December 5, 2025 | 4 min read…
Merchants of Myth: new report exposes plastic recycling as costly failure – Greenpeace
Amidst declining capacity, corporations ditch voluntary sustainability commitments, invest billions in plastic disinformation campaign A new report from…