Super El Niño May Push Global Temperatures to New Records
Scientists predict a powerful El Niño could form, pushing global temperatures to unprecedented levels and potentially surpassing the 1.5°C Paris Agreement threshold.
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Climate Change Threatens Tens of Thousands of Plant Species
Climate change could drive 35,000 to 50,000 plant species to extinction by 2100, as warming and rainfall shifts destroy habitats, scientists warn in a new study.
Royal Kids Pick Welsh Name 'Cwtch' for Joey at Australia Zoo
Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis have named a baby kangaroo 'Cwtch', meaning 'cuddle' in Welsh, at Australia Zoo, with Robert Irwin sharing the news.
Pentagon Delays Stall 250+ Wind Projects: Industry Group
The American Clean Power Association says the Pentagon's failure to complete national security reviews is stalling over 250 onshore wind projects, creating a de facto moratorium on new development.
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Brain-Eating Amoeba Detected in Western National Parks
Naegleria fowleri, a rare brain-eating amoeba, has been detected in recreational waters at Yellowstone, Grand Teton, and Lake Mead. A USGS study found it in one-third of samples, with a 98% fatality rate from PAM infection.
Wales Siblings Name Baby Kangaroo 'Cwtch' at Australia Zoo
Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis have named a new baby kangaroo 'Cwtch', Welsh for cuddle, at Australia Zoo in Queensland.
Del Monte Shutdown: 420,000 Peach Trees to Be Removed
After Del Monte Foods closed its canneries, California peach growers will destroy 420,000 trees. Federal aid of $9 million aims to prevent $30 million in losses.
Hajj Pilgrimage Faces Growing Danger from Climate Change
A new study warns that climate change is making the Hajj pilgrimage increasingly dangerous, with extreme heat and humidity exceeding survivability thresholds for even young, healthy adults.
Microplastics' Holiday: Stephen Collins Cartoon
Stephen Collins' latest cartoon humorously depicts where microplastics are heading this year, highlighting environmental concerns.
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Mexico City Sinking Tracked by Nisar Radar Satellite
Nisar satellite provides real-time data on Mexico City's alarming subsidence, with some areas sinking over 2cm monthly, threatening infrastructure and water supply.
Canadian Marine Mystery Still Puzzles Experts 90 Years On
A 1937 carcass pulled from a sperm whale's stomach sparks debate: unknown species or basking shark? Experts reveal how little we know about the ocean's depths.
Runners Flee Ash Cloud from Mayon Volcano Eruption
Joggers in the Philippines narrowly escaped a massive ash cloud from Mayon Volcano's partial collapse, capturing the terrifying moment on video.
Air Toxins Plume Over US Gulf Coast: Stay Indoors
Nearly half a million Americans near the Gulf Coast are warned to stay indoors as a 150-mile-wide plume of toxic air pollution, with PM2.5 levels at 250, threatens health.
UK Wildlife Knowledge Gap: Brits Struggle to Identify Birds
A survey reveals a quarter of Britons cannot distinguish a robin from a red kite, highlighting a significant wildlife knowledge gap. Many blame digital overload for their disconnect from nature.
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Iraq's Historic Marshes Revive After Devastating Drought
Iraq's historic marshes, once dried up by drought, are reviving after heavy rainfall, drawing herders and fishermen back to the wetlands in southern Iraq.
David Attenborough at 100: How He Changed Our View of Nature
As Sir David Attenborough turns 100, experts reflect on his impact on science communication, conservation, and climate awareness over seven decades of broadcasting.
Antarctic Ice Melt May Speed Up Sea Level Rise
Norwegian scientists discover deep channels beneath Antarctic ice shelves trap warm water, causing melting 10 times faster, threatening stability and accelerating sea level rise.
Dire wolf pups ready to breed after de-extinction
Colossal Biosciences reveals its de-extinct dire wolf pups are now breeding-age, with plans to create more pups this year to expand the gene pool and establish a sustainable pack.
Alaska Resumes Bear Culls from Helicopters for Caribou
Alaska wildlife agents can again shoot bears from helicopters to protect the declining Mulchatna caribou herd, after a judge rejected conservation groups' lawsuit.
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New Zealand Braided Rivers: Taming vs. Letting Flow
New Zealand's braided rivers face challenges from farming and flood control, with debates on intervention versus natural flow to protect ecosystems and communities.
David Attenborough’s 100 Years: Podcast Review
A podcast celebrating Sir David Attenborough’s centenary, exploring how the natural world has changed and his growing focus on climate crisis impacts on biodiversity.
Europe's First Elephant Sanctuary Opens in Portugal
Julie, Portugal's last circus elephant, and Kariba, a Belgian zoo elephant, will be moved to Europe's first large-scale elephant sanctuary in Portugal, offering a natural habitat for captive elephants.
Remembering Lillian Watts: Saving Inkpen Common
A tribute to Lillian Watts, who preserved Inkpen Common in Berkshire. Her legacy of conservation and nightingales is remembered on her birthday.
Urban Wet Island: Cities Get More Drizzle
New research shows big cities receive more light rain than rural areas due to pollution and buildings, with the effect strengthening over two decades.
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Polar Blast Brings Early Snow to Australian Alps
A polar blast has brought snowfall to low levels in Victoria, with temperatures dropping to -5.4C. Ski resorts are capitalizing on the early snow, while other areas experience chilly but average conditions.
New Gasfield Near Twelve Apostles Sparks Outcry
Environmentalists warn that a new gas drilling project in Victoria's Otway basin, approved by Labor governments, threatens climate goals and pristine ocean ecosystems.
Berlin's Holocaust Memorial Stones: 30 Years of Remembrance
Gunter Demnig's Stolpersteine transform Berlin sidewalks into memorials, with over 126,000 stones across Europe honoring Holocaust victims.
Hantavirus Surge in Argentina Linked to Climate Change
Argentina reports 101 hantavirus cases since June 2025, double the previous year. Experts link the rise to climate change, as warmer temperatures expand rodent habitats. The outbreak coincides with infections on the MV Hondius cruise ship.
From WWII Bomb Craters to Ukraine: Nature Thrives in War Scars
A pond formed by a German V2 rocket in London teems with life, while scientists in Ukraine see nature heal in bomb craters, showing resilience amid destruction.
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Labour Leads on Climate Action, Says Minister Katie White
Labour climate minister Katie White argues that only Labour is serious about tackling the climate crisis, criticising both the right and the Greens for blocking progress.
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