Minnesota cuts $425M BlackRock ties over ESG policies
Minnesota terminates its relationship with BlackRock over ESG policies, pulling $425 million in pension funds in a landmark decision that could influence other US states.
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HSBC and Barclays face fossil fuel shareholder revolt
Major UK banking giants HSBC and Barclays confront significant investor backlash as climate-focused shareholders demand stricter fossil fuel divestment timelines and clearer climate commitments.
Praying mantises invade Cornwall via tourist luggage
Exotic praying mantises are appearing across Cornwall, with experts revealing they're likely stowing away in holidaymakers' suitcases from Mediterranean destinations.
UK Insect Invasion: Homes Face Pest Crisis
British households are battling a surge of flying ants, mosquitoes and other pests as perfect storm of weather conditions creates insect explosion across the UK.
Corporate middlemen mask Australian fossil fuel profits
A groundbreaking report exposes how complex corporate structures are masking the real beneficiaries of Australia's lucrative fossil fuel industry, raising concerns about accountability and transparency.
Australia's environmental laws fail as Woodside project approved
Australia's environmental protection framework faces unprecedented scrutiny after the controversial Woodside gas project receives approval, raising serious questions about the effectiveness of current legislation.
Reeves signals North Sea climbdown in green policy shift
Shadow Chancellor Rachel Reeves signals significant climbdown on Labour's North Sea energy policy, declaring she's 'not a zealot' about green transition in move that puts her at odds with Ed Miliband.
Trump's coal industry pledge sparks environmental concerns
Former President Donald Trump makes sweeping promises to revitalise America's coal industry while facing criticism from environmental groups and climate activists.
Nathalie Kelley slams Kim Kardashian's Skims Nike collab
Actress and environmental activist Nathalie Kelley has launched a blistering critique of Kim Kardashian's new Skims and Nike collaboration, branding it unsustainable 'fossil fuel fashion' and igniting a debate on celebrity responsibility.
North Sea geology blocks oil extraction ambitions
A bombshell geological study reveals that complex rock formations beneath the North Sea could prevent the UK from extracting up to half its remaining oil and gas reserves, dealing a major blow to energy security plans.
Giant 'Terror Beast' Worm Fossil Discovered in Greenland
Palaeontologists have discovered fossilised remains of a colossal, carnivorous worm that dominated the oceans 518 million years ago. The Timorebestia, or 'terror beast', rewrites our understanding of early marine predators.
Dragonfly's 300-million-year-old whisper in the Fens
A journey into the Cambridgeshire Fens reveals the primordial hum of dragonflies, a living soundscape connecting our modern world to the Carboniferous era.
University Cancels Wyoming Fossil Dig After Legal Threat
The University of Colorado Museum of Natural History has abruptly cancelled a planned fossil excavation in Wyoming following a formal cease-and-desist letter from officials, sparking a major debate over fossil rights and academic practices.
20-Million-Year-Old 'Hell Ants' Found in Ethiopian Amber
A stunning amber discovery in Ethiopia reveals 20 million-year-old 'hell ants' and termites in perfect 3D preservation, offering an unprecedented window into prehistoric insect life.
Bill Gates' Climate Crisis Paradox: Funding Both Sides
An in-depth investigation reveals how Bill Gates' vast investments simultaneously fund renewable energy solutions and fossil fuel expansion, creating a contentious dual role in the climate crisis debate.
Climate radicals storm BP CEO's London home in roof-top protest
Eco-radicals from Fossil Free London scale billionaire Bernard Looney's £2.5m Hampstead residence, draping it in black fabric and accusing him of 'murdering the planet' in dramatic daylight stunt.
$30bn Santos Takeover Collapses After Abu Dhabi Exit
A massive $30bn acquisition of Australian energy giant Santos by an Abu Dhabi-led consortium has been abruptly terminated, sending shockwaves through global energy markets and raising questions about the future of fossil fuel investments.
Youth Activists Sue Trump Over Climate Policies
A coalition of young Americans is taking former President Donald Trump to court, alleging his fossil fuel policies knowingly jeopardised their future and violated their constitutional rights.
UK Ladybird Invasion: Why So Many Spotted Insects Now?
An explosion in the UK's ladybird population is being reported across the country. Experts reveal the surprising reasons behind this autumn's swarms and what it means for our gardens.
Invasive Insect Swarms Detected on US Weather Radar
Massive swarms of the invasive Spotted Lanternfly are appearing on weather radar systems along America's East Coast, raising serious biosecurity and agricultural concerns as the species rapidly expands its territory.
Discover Robin Hood's Bay: Yorkshire's Enchanting Coastal Gem
Uncover the magic of Robin Hood's Bay, a stunningly picturesque fishing village on the North Yorkshire coast. Explore its colourful cottages, ancient smuggling history, fossil-rich beaches, and claim to being the most haunted spot in Britain.
Carbon Capture: The Failing Climate 'Solution'
A damning investigation reveals carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology, heavily backed by UK government and fossil fuel giants, is failing to meet its targets. Despite billions in investment, experts warn it's a dangerous distraction from real climat
Fossil Fuel Firms Profit €100BN From Deadly Heatwaves
A damning new report exposes how major fossil fuel companies are reaping enormous profits while Europe bakes in record-breaking, climate-driven heatwaves, leading to thousands of preventable deaths.
UK spends billions on fossil fuel subsidies despite climate vows
A damning new study exposes how the UK government is spending billions in taxpayer money to subsidise fossil fuels, undermining its own net-zero commitments and global climate leadership.
China Overtakes US as Top Fossil Fuel Consumer
In a historic reversal, China's fossil fuel consumption has surpassed the United States, raising serious concerns about the world's ability to meet critical climate goals and casting a shadow over upcoming COP negotiations.
WA Museum staff revolt against Woodside sponsorship deal
Western Australian Museum staff defy management, sending mass email condemning Woodside Energy partnership and fossil fuel funding in cultural institutions.
Reform UK targets Miliband's climate agenda with drilling pledge
Reform UK launches a fierce assault on Ed Miliband's climate policies, pledging to scrap net zero targets, fast-track North Sea drilling, and axe green levies in a major pre-election energy policy showdown.
Roman Gladiators Fought Bears in Britain, Fossil Proof Shows
Groundbreaking archaeological discovery in England reveals Romans pitted gladiators against bears and other exotic beasts in gruesome arena spectacles, rewriting the history of Britain under the Empire.
Perfect dinosaur skeleton unearthed in Queensland Outback
A monumental palaeontological discovery in Outback Queensland has stunned scientists: a near-complete, 96-million-year-old sauropod skeleton, one of the most pristine dinosaur finds in Australian history.
Giant Prehistoric 'Sea Dragon' Found in Rutland
The colossal 10-metre-long fossil of a prehistoric 'sea dragon', the largest and most complete of its kind ever found in Britain, has been miraculously discovered during a routine draining of a lagoon at Rutland Water Nature Reserve.
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