The Trump administration reached a $450M settlement with Chemours over illegal PFAS discharges, the first federal enforcement action against a major manufacturer, requiring pollution controls and clean water.
Attacks on Muslims in Edinburgh and elsewhere highlight growing fear. Record hate crimes in UK and US linked to political rhetoric, with 56% of British Muslims reporting prejudice in the past year.
Climate crisis will cause food price shocks and shortages, warns UK government plan. Farmers say it fails to fund response adequately.
Humidity is making the UK's record-breaking June heatwave feel worse than the all-time high of 40.3C in July 2022, with dew points in the low 20s causing 35C to feel like 41C.
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A cartoon by First Dog on the Moon questions what kind of culture Pauline Hanson actually wants for Australia, highlighting contradictions in her political stance.
Venezuela declared a state of emergency after two powerful earthquakes struck Caracas on Wednesday, collapsing buildings and leaving residents shaken. Rescue workers searched for survivors amid widespread damage.
Papua New Guinea is at risk of severe food shortages as El Niño causes frost and drought, affecting up to 3 million people, according to Oxfam.
More than 70,000 babies in England live in overheated homes, causing sleep disruption and serious health risks, as the climate crisis drives record temperatures.
Two powerful earthquakes, magnitudes 7.5 and 7.2, struck within minutes near Caracas, Venezuela, causing building collapses and high casualties. The USGS predicts widespread disaster.
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Scarlet tiger moths, resembling a David Hockney painting, are thriving on Shropshire allotments this year, benefiting from human activity and a diet including comfrey and garden plants.
France's heatwave exposes severe climate inequality as low-income housing estates suffer worst from heat-trap homes, with half of all French homes lacking sufficient heat protection.
Mark the return of courgette season with this cheesy and peppery pasta sauce featuring orecchiette, courgettes, parmesan cream, and almonds.
US military personnel in the UK can be tried by courts martial under a 1951 agreement, bypassing British courts even for off-duty crimes like sexual assault. The system faces growing scrutiny.
VolcanoTech, a University of Sheffield spinout, has developed low-cost sulphur dioxide sensors using modified smartphone cameras and Raspberry Pi processors, already deployed in Ecuador, Chile, Mexico, and Indonesia.
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Liberal frontbencher James Paterson criticizes Pauline Hanson's call for a 'monocultural' Australia as 'deeply weird', highlighting Australia's multilingual heritage.
A new wave of musical theatre, including Hot Mess and Acid's Reign, uses romcom and queer cabaret to spotlight the climate crisis with playful hope.
Nearly 20% of Guardian's live blog traffic for Argentina's opening match came from Bangladesh. The nation of 170 million has long supported South American giants, rooted in history and identity.
The Trump administration quietly declared frozen embryos as children in a federal grant document, escalating fetal personhood efforts and providing ammunition to anti-choice groups.
A new LSE report finds datacentres and AI are increasingly at the centre of climate-related litigation worldwide, with cases in Chile, Ireland, the US, and UK challenging energy use, water consumption, and pollution.
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At least 32 people were killed and 700 injured in two earthquakes in northern Venezuela on Wednesday, prompting a state of emergency.
Despite $80m in World Bank funding, St Lucia faces a severe water crisis due to aging pipelines losing 45% of water, erratic rainfall, and political disputes.
Discover 12 delicious ways to enjoy stone fruit, from salads and sandwiches to puddings. Apricots and peaches are ripe now in the UK, with a productive year expected despite capricious weather.
Venezuela's interim leader declares state of emergency after twin earthquakes (magnitudes 7.2 and 7.5) kill at least 164, injure 971, and collapse buildings in Caracas and La Guaira.
English wine production surged 55% in 2025, lowering prices and expanding styles. From affordable blends to elegant still wines, English wine is now a serious contender.
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Analysis: Andy Burnham urged to maintain net zero targets; abandoning them risks economic and electoral damage as the sector is worth £100bn and supports higher-paying jobs.
Zack Polanski warns Andy Burnham that weakening climate commitments would lead to political obscurity, as unions and critics debate North Sea drilling amid a heatwave.
Two 3-metre boa constrictors were found at Blackwell Grange golf club in County Durham, one during a children's lesson. The snakes, presumed dumped, later died from disease.
The UK recorded its hottest June day ever at 36.4C in Yeovilton, Somerset, as Europe's heatwave, intensified by climate change, breaks records and endangers lives.
A magnitude 7.5 earthquake struck Venezuela on Wednesday, causing building collapses, trapping people in rubble, and prompting a state of emergency. The USGS reported two strong quakes west of Caracas.
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Seattle's World Cup committee proceeds with Pride Match celebrations for Egypt v Iran on June 26, despite backlash from both teams and calls to cancel LGBTQ+ events.
