Documentary To Use a Mountain spotlights communities resisting US government plans to turn rural land into nuclear waste disposal sites, focusing on Yucca Mountain and the Western Shoshone tribe.
India's flagship Green India Mission achieved only 2.43% of its 2014 forest expansion pledge, with auditors calling progress 'negligible', as forest land diversions accelerate and climate risks loom.
The US has surged ahead of China in new gas-fired power generation, driven by an AI datacenter boom, with under-construction projects up 76% in the first half of this year.
Two planned English datacentres will produce over 4.5m tonnes of CO2 annually, exceeding ExxonMobil's UK emissions and threatening climate goals, analysis shows.
Congressional lobbyists for fossil fuel firms also represent more than 300 local governments seeking climate damage funding, a new analysis finds.
A coalition of tribes and organizers drove out a mining company from the sacred prairie of Pe' Sla in South Dakota in a matter of days, a rare win in Indian country.
Guardian climate reporters share one positive idea from their journalism that has inspired change, from saving bats to recycling plastic in Nepal.
Rat populations are surging worldwide, fueled by warmer winters. Experts discuss fertility controls, public health rules, and Alberta's success story.
Paul Daley, usually not patriotic, finds himself rooting for multicultural Australia in response to Pauline Hanson's 'cheap nationalism' and the Socceroos' diversity.
The Greens are weighing whether to support a Nationals motion to block a Labor plan creating a 476,000-hectare koala park in NSW, funded by carbon credits worth hundreds of millions.
Scattering cloves, cinnamon, or star anise near windows and doors can help deter spiders, flies, moths, ants, and mosquitoes from entering your home.
A Swansea city centre graveyard transformed into a community garden after years of planning has been hailed a success, with thousands of names recorded and wildlife thriving.
Sam, a 15-year-old African lion at Knowsley Safari Park, has been humanely euthanised after a sudden decline in his health, staff confirmed.
South Lanarkshire Council could boost walking, wheeling and cycling efforts to improve health, tackle inequality and cut climate emissions, with a motion set for full council meeting.
Perth and Kinross councillors approved the Cambushinnie 400kV Substation and its haul track near Braco, marking a milestone for SSEN Transmission's Beauly to Denny upgrade.
Rutherglen MSP Clare Haughey has welcomed two Scottish Government surveys exploring families' experiences of smartphones, social media and being online.
Picking blackberries in the wrong place could lead to a £300 fine. Learn the legal rules, where foraging is banned, and how to pick responsibly.
A petition with over 1,200 signatures and Alexandria Community Council are urging West Dunbartonshire Council to reinstate fortnightly bin collections, citing vermin and overflowing rubbish.
A consultation is under way on a Woodland Management Plan for South Lanarkshire’s two country parks, Chatelherault and Calderglen, with feedback sought until September 21.
Cleaning expert Mama Mila suggests adding one cup of Epsom salt to the washing machine to prevent dark clothes from fading, but specialists warn it may damage fabrics and the appliance.
Allerton residents, led by 80-year-old Margaret Lake, are battling to save a 70-year-old cherry blossom tree on Hurstlyn Road, which Torus plans to fell as it is dying.
Bath becomes the first English city to charge residents more for parking permits based on vehicle size, with SUV owners facing up to £112 extra.
A fire near Barcelona has erupted on the Collserola mountain range, with plumes of smoke visible near Canyelles and an explosion reported at a transmission tower.
Ministers are exploring additional help for vulnerable households as average energy bills are forecast to rise to £1,729 a year, the highest level in three years.
British Gas has issued advice for households deciding whether to swap a gas boiler for a heat pump, explaining key differences in cost, efficiency, and installation.
Warm weather has brought spiders indoors earlier than usual in Wales. An expert explains why sightings are up and how to deter them.
North Tyneside Council has apologised after approximately 3,500 recycling bin collections were missed due to unforeseen operational pressures. All missed bins were collected by Monday.
The Met Office has issued yellow thunderstorm warnings for Wednesday and Thursday, warning of intense downpours that could cause travel disruption and localised flooding across much of England and Wales.
Experts at Urban Pet Hospital list nine dog breeds that can be more prone to aggressive behaviour, stressing that training and socialisation can help.
Russia is facing a petrol crisis after repeated Ukrainian drone strikes on oil refineries, with long queues reported at Moscow petrol stations.