Water alert as River Deveron reaches lowest levels since 1970s
BBC The River Deveron is at its driest level for five decades Restrictions have been imposed on the…
Water restrictions put in place after rivers in north east of Scotland reach ‘significant scarcity’
The first water restrictions have been put in place in parts of Scotland after prolonged dry weather. The…
Lough Neagh ‘already dead’, says fisherman
BBC Former fisherman Declan Coney was speaking at a protest event on the shore of Lough Neagh A…
Putting water management at the centre of the climate change fight
Currently underway in Stockholm from 24 to 28 August, the 35th World Water Week meeting highlights the crucial…
Arizona ‘haboob’ dust storm causes disruption
A massive dust storm has swept across Arizona, forcing hundreds of flights to be grounded at the Sky…
Russia Risks Arctic Environmental Disaster in Pursuit of Profit and Power
As climate change accelerates, the once distant and frozen Arctic is transforming into a controversial industrial frontier. Nowhere…
Arizona dust storm engulfs Phoenix, bringing power outages and flight delays | Arizona
A powerful storm kicked up a towering wall of dust that rolled through the city of Phoenix, Arizona,…
Blue bin recycling revolution roll out in Inverclyde
Inverclyde Council says people living in tenement properties and other hard-to-reach areas, who have so far been excluded from ‘blue…
After Fernand, a quiet spell on tap for the Atlantic             » Yale Climate Connections
Tropical Storm Fernand, which developed on Saturday night southeast of Bermuda, is the Atlantic’s second system in a…
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The tiger boom is here, but where are the tigers?
The National Museum of Korea’s ″Magpie and Tiger Badge,″ sold out until the end of the year [NATIONAL…
We’re still not measuring our reliance on nature as we rush to boost productivity
Human economies are made possible through natural capital – stocks of land, fresh water, oceans, biodiversity and soils,…
Britain’s running out of water
13,000 gallons of rain falls on the average UK roof every year, yet unlike other European nations, we…