Falling short of climate targets doesn’t mean they are unattainable – The Irish Times
Sir, – John Leahy (Letters, February 7th) argues that we spend billions in vain to reach the “unachievable”…
EPA to revoke finding underpinning all climate regulations
The sun sets behind burning gas flares at the Dora (Daura) Oil Refinery Complex in Baghdad on December…
Please place your bottle in the machine
Major changes in recycling are coming to Greece in 2026. The country is set to roll out a…
How clean-air scientists purify their homes
It’s a good idea to open the window after the candles are blown out; combustion particles contain carcinogenic…
Record snow drought in Western US raises concern for water shortages and wildfires
A record snow drought with unprecedented heat is hitting most of the American West, depleting future water supplies,…
Nearly 6,500 fly-tipping cases in Middlesbrough in last year
A local authority has received nearly 6,500 reports of fly-tipping over the past 12 months. Middlesbrough Council has…
Climate Change: A French Researcher Has Discovered What’s Behind the Atlantic’s Overheating
Climate Change: A French Researcher Has Discovered What’s Behind the Atlantic’s Overheating – Futura-Sciences February 10, 2026 4…
Finding harmony
The writer is a public health specialist who works for the Population Council Islamabad A documentary titled Finding…
More pollution and higher energy costs: critics condemn Trump’s anti-environment agenda | Trump administration
Donald Trump’s aggressive drive to boost fossil fuels, including dirty coal, coupled with his administration’s moves to roll…
Reducing China dependence: India eyes critical minerals deals with France, Brazil, Canada, says report
India is in discussions with Brazil, Canada, France and the Netherlands to strike agreements for jointly exploring, extracting,…
Iran’s shadow fleet of old tankers a ticking bomb for sea life, say experts | Oil spills
Decrepit oil tankers in Iran’s sanctions-busting shadow fleet are a “ticking time bomb”, and it is only a…
If fracking begins in the Kimberley, it could damage a sacred river
Under the soils of the Kimberley lies one of the world’s last undeveloped large-scale reservoirs of onshore gas,…