A coalition of public health and environmental organisations has filed a lawsuit against the EPA, challenging its decision to revoke the 2009 endangerment finding that underpins US climate regulations.
An investigation reveals senior Sierra Leone officials facilitated illegal luxury mansion construction in a crucial national park, threatening Freetown's water supply and environment.
A 76-year-old pensioner was forced to sell his houseboat for just $2 after Queensland authorities imposed strict new mooring rules on the Noosa River, devastating retirement dreams.
The tragic death of eight-year-old Heather Preen has exposed severe failures in the UK's sewage management system, sparking public outrage and calls for urgent reform.
A lawsuit has been filed against the Trump administration, alleging mismanagement of national parks. The case focuses on policy changes that critics claim harm conservation efforts.
Conservation groups sue over National Park Service policies they say censor exhibits on slavery, climate change, and civil rights, with a judge ordering restoration of removed displays.
Donald Trump's team faces accusations of failing to act on a major Potomac River sewage leak, with Maryland officials blasting the administration for putting public health at risk.
New drone footage reveals ongoing activity at an illegal waste dump in Wigan partly owned by King Charles, with 25,000 tonnes of rubbish near homes and schools.
A new Channel 4 drama highlights the tragic death of Heather Preen from E. coli after a beach visit, sparking calls for action against sewage dumping by water companies.
Seven Western states dependent on the Colorado River have failed for a second time to agree on a drought plan, raising fears of federal intervention and litigation.
Over 40 Democratic senators have initiated an inquiry into the EPA's decision to revoke the 2009 endangerment finding and stop valuing health benefits from air pollution reductions, citing threats to public health and climate efforts.
The Trump administration has revoked the 2009 endangerment finding, eliminating the legal basis for US climate regulations. Environmental groups condemn the move as devastating, while experts warn of severe economic and health impacts.
The Italian town of Brendola has employed professional odour evaluators to identify and address unpleasant smells, aiming to improve residents' quality of life.
States reliant on the Colorado River must reach a water allocation agreement by a critical deadline, with potential impacts on agriculture, cities, and ecosystems.
Enforcement of environmental laws against major polluters has nearly stopped in the US, with EPA records showing a sharp decline in consent decrees and actions under the Trump administration.
The Government proposes 13 new official bathing sites, including London's first on the River Thames and Broadchurch's filming location, to enhance water quality monitoring and community access.
The Trump administration has revoked the 2009 endangerment finding, stripping the EPA's authority to regulate greenhouse gases from vehicles and industry, sparking legal challenges and health concerns.
Donald Trump has nominated Scott Socha, a hospitality executive whose company sued over Yosemite trademark rights, to lead the National Park Service, drawing criticism from conservation groups.
London's River Thames is set to receive its first official bathing site, one of 13 new locations proposed by the government to boost water quality monitoring and public access.
A new law in São Paulo, inspired by a loyal dog named Bob who guarded his owner's grave for a decade, permits pets to be buried alongside their human families in cemeteries.
Following the tragic flood at Camp Mystic that claimed 27 lives, Sarah Marsh's parents are advocating for enhanced safety regulations in Alabama and beyond, aiming to prevent similar disasters.
Six native title holders are challenging a Northern Territory government decision granting Fortune Agribusiness a 40 gigalitre annual water licence, arguing it threatens sacred sites and fragile desert ecosystems.
A group of Buddhist monks has completed a 2,300-mile peace walk from Texas to Washington DC, advocating for mindfulness and requesting Vesak be declared a national holiday.
Prince William visited an eco-friendly urban regeneration site in Riyadh, part of Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030, while his trip faces overshadowing from the ongoing Jeffrey Epstein scandal involving his uncle Andrew.
Scientists detect rising temperatures, bubbling gases, and unusual sulfur formations at Mexico's El Chichón volcano, though no imminent eruption is expected. The volcano last erupted in 1982, killing thousands.
France's government is sending letters to 29-year-olds urging them to have children, but critics argue it ignores real barriers like housing costs and gendered pressures.
A $54 million project to protect New Jersey beaches from erosion has collapsed due to disagreements between coastal towns over sand distribution, raising fears for tourism and storm protection.
Javier Milei's push to restart uranium mining in Patagonia has ignited protests over environmental risks and fears of Argentina becoming an 'energy colony' for US interests.
Analysis reveals extensive lobbying by Japanese LNG companies in Australia, with over 20 ministerial meetings influencing fossil fuel policies and delaying clean energy transition.
Campaigners warn EU leaders against weakening climate regulations to revive the faltering economy, arguing industrial issues stem from energy prices and market dynamics, not environmental rules.