The Independentby Gordon Scott1 Sept 2026
In April last year, Paul and his wife replaced the 18kW gas system boiler in their four-bedroom house in south Liverpool with an Octopus Cosy 9 heat pump.
National Heraldby NH Digital1 Sept 2026
Scientist quits Lucknow Ganga panel, alleges ecological concerns ignored over Gomti projects Venkatesh Dutta says crucial project documents were not shared with committee members and objects to...
Hindustan Timesby PTI1 Sept 2026
UP: Heavy rain shuts schools in Lakhimpur Kheri, boats out in Varanasi Lakhimpur Kheri/Varanasi, Incessant rain on Tuesday led to heavy waterlogging in Lakhimpur Kheri and Varanasi districts of...
Mail Onlineby Sabrina Penty1 Sept 2026
- See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source Experts fear that the glaciers that caused the catastrophic flooding in Nepal and China remain at risk of collapse, causing another...
Mongabay Indiaby Priyanka Shankar1 Sept 2026
- A recent study found significantly higher caterpillar predation in Kerala’s sacred groves than in nearby multi-storied home gardens, indicating these small forest patches help sustain...
National Heraldby NH Environment Bureau1 Sept 2026
Turkmenistan begins fixing methane mega-leaks after years of scrutiny & criticism Secretive gas-rich nation has plugged eight major leaks, but UN says far more sources remain to be addressed...
Rapplerby James Patrick Cruz1 Sept 2026
MANILA, Philippines – Many vehicles were stuck in traffic along the North Luzon Expressway (NLEX) on Tuesday, September 1, due to flooding in San Simon, Pampanga.
Inside Climate Newsby Story and photos by Katie Surma1 Sept 2026
PUYO, Ecuador—People fighting oil wells, mines and other threats to their homelands did not come to this Amazonian city to lobby politicians at an environmental conference hosted by governments.
The Guardianby Michael Mann1 Sept 2026
For millennia, the high peaks of the Himalayas were held together by an invisible, frozen cement – permafrost and glacial ice that bound ancient rock into seemingly unshakable fortresses.
Carbon Briefby Carbon Brief Staff1 Sept 2026
Methane is a powerful greenhouse gas and the second-largest contributor to global warming after carbon dioxide (CO2).
The Independentby Namita Singh1 Sept 2026
The raging wildfire on Indonesia’s Borneo island has left orangutans writhing on the ground, fighting to even breathe.
The Independentby Shristi Kafle and Aijaz Hussain1 Sept 2026
Filmmaker and drone pilot Manish Maharjan crossed into Nepal from China’s Tibet through Rasuwagadhi, a border crossing closest to where last week's catastrophic flooding began, two days before the...
Down To Earthby Richard Mahapatra1 Sept 2026
There is another metamorphosis to witness, after the “Cockroach Janta Party” agitation that formalised a generational identity in the country—Gen Z, the collective noun adorned as a powerful...
The South Africanby Nicole Burger1 Sept 2026
SAWS issues three Yellow Level 4 warnings as intense cut-off low looms SAWS has issued advance warnings for a powerful system expected to bring disruptive rain, damaging wind, and dangerous seas...
Rapplerby Iya Gozum1 Sept 2026
AT A GLANCE - Haze from Indonesia is expected to affect parts of the Philippines until September 3, due to ongoing fires and prevailing winds.
BBC Newsby Sara Down-Roberts1 Sept 2026
- Published A woman in Wales says she has "lost hope" as she awaits news of a family member in Nepal who is missing following the massive flash flood last week.
Mail Onlineby Erin Deborah Waks1 Sept 2026
- READ MORE: How to spot a Brit abroad! The tell-tale holiday habits that give us away – from packing teabags and downing airport pints to always getting sunburnt - See more Daily Mail on Google -...
Down To Earthby Himanshu Nitnaware1 Sept 2026
Pune has kept fares the same for air-conditioned and non-air-conditioned buses, a model aimed at making public transport more accessible.
The Guardianby Sara Hashemi1 Sept 2026
In the polluted waters of Marina Palamós on Spain’s Costa Brava, Manuel Maldonado, a sponge biologist, noticed something unusual last month: red starfish had started settling in the area.
The South Africanby Garrin Lambley1 Sept 2026
Popular National Park reopens to the public after severe flood damage Bontebok National Park is recovering after devastating Breede River floods caused an estimated R12.3 million in damage.
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