Campaigners in Henley call for changes to England's bathing water rules after a Thames stretch was denied status due to a narrow 'bather' definition, citing poor water quality and public health risks.
An independent review reveals NSW and Queensland governments severely underdelivered on $160m of infrastructure to improve river health in the Murray-Darling basin, impacting wetlands and wildlife.
Dr Anthony Fauci joined Jesse Eisenberg and Chuck Schumer in a dramatic reading of Oedipus the King in Washington DC, using the ancient play to draw parallels with modern climate crisis denial and leadership failures.
Villagers and Fiji's UN ambassador oppose a $630m waste-to-energy incinerator near Nadi, calling it 'waste colonialism' and a threat to tourism and health.
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A parliamentary committee calls for immediate restrictions on PFAS in school uniforms and cookware after visiting Bentham, a town with the UK's highest contamination levels.
New research reveals government poultry figures may undercount birds by a third, with unreported manure polluting waterways like the River Wye. Experts warn misleading data drives flawed environmental policies.
The US House of Representatives postponed a vote on legislation that would have transferred responsibility for 1,700 species to state and local governments, following bipartisan opposition and public outcry.
The U.S. Supreme Court has unanimously ruled that Michigan's lawsuit to shut down an aging pipeline under the Straits of Mackinac will remain in state court, rejecting Enbridge's jurisdictional arguments.
Environmental groups in Massachusetts are battling water officials over sewage discharges into waterways. The state's plan to use storage tanks instead of full sewer separation has sparked outrage among residents.
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Actor Sam Neill reports receiving violent threats from supporters of a fast-tracked goldmine near his Central Otago farm, sparking debate over environmental and economic impacts.
New analysis of video footage shows how mud-rich rice paddies transformed the 2011 Japan tsunami into a thick, forceful flow, increasing damage and casualties significantly.
Republicans are pushing a bill to broaden the 'God Squad' committee's authority and strip key Endangered Species Act protections, with a vote scheduled for Wednesday amid Earth Day protests.
Former Treasury Secretary Ken Henry delivers a sharp critique of Australia's gas tax system, calling it blunt and ineffective, igniting discussions on energy policy reform.
The US Justice Department has filed a federal complaint against Washington, D.C., and its water authority for a massive sewage leak that released 244 million gallons into the Potomac River, highlighting aging infrastructure issues.
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Plans for additional border wall construction through Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument and Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge have ignited environmental outrage, with experts warning of irreparable damage to ecosystems and wildlife migration.
Four decades after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster, the Exclusion Zone remains a haunting landscape where nature reclaims abandoned towns, while a few defiant residents and semi-feral dogs persist amid lingering radiation.
Michigan officials knew of Cheboygan Dam risks for years but did not compel private owners to make repairs, leading to a flood emergency and taxpayer-funded crisis response.
The US Senate narrowly voted 50-49 to repeal a 20-year ban on mining near the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, a move opposed by environmental groups.
The US Supreme Court has temporarily blocked a lower court ruling that required new environmental reviews for oil and gas permits in Louisiana, pending further legal review.
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New government rules could restrict the sale of pesticide-based flea treatments for cats and dogs to vets and pharmacists only, amid concerns over water pollution and harm to wildlife.
The World Bank has launched the 'Water Forward' initiative, partnering with WaterAid and others to provide sustainable safe water access to an additional one billion people by 2030, addressing global water scarcity and health crises.
The World Bank, with partners like WaterAid, launches Water Forward to provide sustainable clean water access to one billion people by 2030, addressing global health and climate crises.
The Environmental Protection Agency is reconsidering whether chemical plastic recycling facilities should face the same strict air pollution standards as incinerators, sparking environmental concerns.
Haunting new images from inside Chernobyl reveal the site's eerie state nearly 40 years after the disaster, with Greenpeace warning of a catastrophic collapse risk.
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Afghanistan's capital Kabul confronts a dire water shortage, with aquifers dropping 25-30 meters in a decade. Residents struggle with heavy containers while authorities scramble for solutions amid climate change and mismanagement.
At the IMF and World Bank spring meetings, developing countries face pressure to avoid climate discussions amid US opposition, risking shelving of a crucial green action plan.
Henry's Castle, a 14th-century limestone barn in the Lake District, has been awarded Grade II* listed status, joining iconic landmarks like Battersea Power Station. The mysterious building, used as a livestock shelter, features rare medieval carpentry and
Ocean Shores, a coastal Washington town with many retirees, is at high tsunami risk but lacks funding to build essential evacuation towers, despite years of planning and rising costs.
Union leaders warn that Trump administration's plan to close all regional Forest Service offices and relocate headquarters will cause 'chaos' across 193 million acres of public lands.
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In Oppdal, Norway, humans represent species from spiders to spruces in an interspecies council, aiming to integrate nature into decision-making and foster ecological empathy.
