Ganges Delta Under a Winter Shroud of Fog
Winter weather took hold across the Indo-Gangetic Plain in early January 2026, bringing dense fog and cold temperatures…
World’s richest 1% have already used fair share of emissions for 2026, says Oxfam | Greenhouse gas emissions
The world’s richest 1% have used up their fair share of carbon emissions just 10 days into 2026,…
How one of the driest countries, Kuwait, delivers water to millions despite no rivers or lakes | World News
With zero natural rivers or lakes, Kuwait depends almost entirely on seawater desalination to meet its water needs/Image:…
Long Bay closed to cars as people on North Shore flock to the beach amid soaring temperatures
“Be patient where vehicle access to beach and parks will be busy,” said a council spokesperson. “Long Bay…
What the Market Gets Wrong about Renewables
US power markets are still underestimating the economically disruptive role of renewables in power generation. According to a…
Camber Sands plastic pellet pollution incident upgraded
A pollution incident where millions of plastic pellets were washed up along the Sussex and Kent coast has…
Why the U.S. and China Are Taking Opposite Sides in the Energy Transition
Global economies are increasingly splitting into two opposing camps when it comes to energy policy. While many nations…
‘Every single day we have a look’
After cracks expanded in Antarctica’s “Doomsday Glacier,” experts warned that the glacier’s breaking point could have a major…
Christchurch volunteers recycle Christmas trees for charity
Christchurch Round Table has been running a Christmas tree recycling scheme across Christchurch, Highcliffe, Mudeford, Southbourne and surrounding…
The race to stop England running out of water, from timed showers to bill hikes
Ofwat will launch a £75m national education campaign on water use this summer, with the hope it can…
Lithium Has Become a National Security Priority for the United States
As the world races to mine and refine more lithium, the United States has big production plans to…
Meet the man who’s about to break another world record in the North Pole
Richard Parks’ hardest climb happened long before he first summited a mountain. In 2009, the polar athlete, then…