Environment | The Guardianby Matthew Pearce9d ago
One of this summer’s biggest onscreen hits has had big beasts, great escapes and choppy waters, but it’s not Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey – it’s a livestream of Alaskan brown bears catching...
Gristby Molly Taft, WIRED10d ago
This story was originally published by Wired and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration. The emissions from powering data centers rightly get a lot of attention.
Latest from Ideal Home in Newsby Sophie King10d ago
Love Your Garden's Frances Tophill just shared a controversial gardening opinion, and it isn’t about plants – it’s about shed and fence colours.
BBC Newsby Steven McKenzie10d ago
- Published Highland Council has produced draft guidance aimed at reducing light pollution to give stargazers clearer views of the night sky.
BBC Newsby Emily Johns10d ago
- Published People across the South West gathered to watch a rare solar eclipse on Wednesday evening.
Prakati Indiaby Prakati India10d ago
Seven years ago, if you lived in rural India, the odds were roughly five to one that your home did not have a tap connected to a water supply.
Prakati Indiaby Prakati India10d ago
Pick up almost anything in an Indian shop today — snacks, cosmetics, an online order — and you will find it wrapped in more plastic than the product itself needs.
Good Good Goodby Hatim Sharif11d ago
Taxi and ambulance drivers are less likely than workers in almost any other job to die of Alzheimer’s disease.
Mongabay Indiaby Arathimenon11d ago
Global biodiversity assessments have often suggested that the impacts of invasive alien species are greatest in wealthy countries of the Global North.
Atlas Obscuraby Louise Story11d ago
Here is the failure mode nobody warns you about. You book a week in a country you chose because it appeared on a list of the best places to see the northern lights. You arrive.
Atlas Obscuraby Louise Story11d ago
Every winter sun list is the same list. Somewhere with a beach, ranked by average January temperature, with a paragraph about resorts.
The Narwhalby Francesca Fionda11d ago
The wildfire that tipped B.C. into a state of emergency this August was described as “a bomb going off” to Premier David Eby by a fire official.
Mongabay Indiaby Kundan Pandey11d ago
- A study from the shola sky islands in the southern Western Ghats reveals how land use changes have changed bird movements.
Carbon Briefby Anika Patel11d ago
China has published a new five-year plan for coal, the latest in a slew of important policy documents for the country’s energy transition.
Mongabay Indiaby Kundan Pandey11d ago
- India’s poor score on the 2026 Environmental Performance Index (EPI) has reignited an old debate about fairness with developing countries.
Yale E360by Nicola Jones11d ago
A little more than one year ago, Australia rolled out a program to heavily subsidize home batteries, part of a larger effort to make use of the huge volumes of solar energy that were going to...
Good Good Goodby Yenni Kwok11d ago
Kazakhstan has released its first tiger into the wild more than seven decades since the last confirmed sighting of the big cat in the country.
The Conversation (US)by Nancy Forster-Holt, Clinical Associate Professor of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, University of Rhode Island11d ago
A record 332 million people visited U.S. national parks in 2024, followed by roughly 323 million in 2025. That’s a lot of love for national parks and lands.
The Moscow Timesby The Moscow Times11d ago
Authorities in Far East Russia’s Zabaikalsky region declared a state of emergency on Thursday following a summer of torrential rainfall and three consecutive flood waves.
Environment | The Guardianby Guardian sport11d ago
With the UK experiencing the driest summer on record, we look at how the weather is affecting the pitches and courses across the country
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