Urban explorer's 'do not visit' warning for derelict mill
An urban explorer has documented the perilous state of a 120-year-old mill in Maine, urging others to stay away due to extreme safety hazards and chemical pollution. Read the full warning.
Category : Environment
Climate Change: Why Crop Science Funding Must Increase
Sir Thomas Hughes-Hallett argues global climate policy must prioritise plant science to feed 9.7 billion people by 2050. Discover why adaptation is crucial.
Climate lawsuit against RWE dismissed by German court
A landmark climate case brought by a Peruvian farmer against energy giant RWE has been dismissed, but sets a precedent for corporate accountability. Discover the human story behind the legal battle.
Iran drought crisis: Tehran may face evacuation
Iran faces worst drought in decades with 16 million at risk. Water rationing and potential evacuations loom as reservoirs drop below 10% capacity. Read the latest developments.
Check bird feeders every 24 hours to stop disease
UK gardeners are urged to inspect bird feeders daily for damp seed, which can grow deadly mould within 24-48 hours. Expert advice to protect garden wildlife.
Venice's dolphin Mimmo at risk from tourist boats
A wild dolphin named Mimmo delights tourists in Venice but faces peril from heavy marine traffic. Experts are concerned about boat propeller injuries. Learn more about the conservation efforts.
COP30: World Leaders Gather in Belem for Climate Summit
Ministers from 200 countries convene at COP30 in Brazil to create implementation roadmaps for climate action. Can global unity overcome geopolitical divides to avert catastrophe?
Wildlife crime linked to serious human offences
A shocking report reveals 4 in 5 wildlife crime offenders are linked to serious crimes. Experts urge government action to make wildlife crimes notifiable offences to tackle wider criminality.
Tehran faces evacuation over severe water crisis
Iran confronts its worst drought in a century, with Tehran's water reserves below 10%. Over 16 million people face dry taps as officials warn of potential mass evacuation and water rationing.
Plastic Biobead Spill Pollutes Camber Sands Beach
Southern Water apologises for a catastrophic plastic biobead spill from its Eastbourne plant, polluting Camber Sands and threatening local wildlife like dolphins and seals.
80% of wildlife criminals linked to serious offences
Shocking report reveals 4 in 5 wildlife crime offenders commit serious crimes against humans. Urgent call for government action to protect wildlife and communities.
How to Attract Robins to Your Garden in Winter
Discover the simple fruit you can put out to attract robins to your UK garden this November and winter. Help wildlife and enjoy their festive visits.
Clarkson retires farm vehicle, admits 'I'm old and broken'
Jeremy Clarkson makes a major change to Diddly Squat Farm's daily operations, retiring his beloved Supacat. Discover the new vehicle replacing it and why.
Diver survives after being swallowed by whale
Incredible footage shows the heart-stopping moment a diver narrowly escapes being swallowed by a Bryde's whale. Watch the viral video that's stunned marine experts.
Harrowing choice in doomed 2009 Utah cave rescue
The tragic story of John Jones, who died trapped upside down in Nutty Putty Cave in 2009. Rescuers faced an impossible choice: break his bones to save him or let him succumb. A haunting tale of human endurance.
Hungry Siberian tigers attack humans amid food crisis
A deadly combination of African swine fever, poaching, and logging is forcing endangered Amur tigers out of Russian forests, leading to a spike in human conflicts. Discover the ecological crisis unfolding.
Netherlands builds floating homes for climate change
As sea levels rise, the Netherlands pioneers sustainable floating neighbourhoods embracing 'meebewegen' philosophy. Discover how Dutch innovation tackles housing shortages and climate threats.
Cop30 climate summit opens in Brazil
World leaders gather in Brazil for crucial Cop30 climate talks as political inertia threatens progress. Follow the Guardian's comprehensive coverage of this pivotal environmental conference.
Winter Moth-Trapping Reveals Nature's Hidden Beauty
Explore the muted beauty of moth-trapping in a Northumberland November. Discover remarkable species like the angle shades moth and learn how these insects defy autumn rains.
Delhi air pollution sparks rare protests
Severe air pollution envelops New Delhi, triggering rare public protests as residents demand government action. Air quality index hits dangerous 'severe' level of 344.
Cop30: Key Climate Summit Issues Explained
Your guide to the pivotal Cop30 climate talks in Brazil. Discover the key issues, from the $125bn forest fund to climate justice, and why global cooperation is critical now.
Cop30 Chief: China Leads as Rich Nations Falter on Climate
Brazil's Cop30 president warns rich nations are losing climate fight enthusiasm as China surges ahead with global clean energy solutions. Read the full analysis.
Typhoon Fung-wong kills two, displaces 1.4 million
Super Typhoon Fung-wong has devastated the Philippines, causing fatalities and mass displacement. Discover the full impact and the growing climate crisis link. Read the full report.
Amazon boat trip to COP30 climate summit in Brazil
Join The Guardian's Jonathan Watts on a unique three-day Amazon river journey to the COP30 climate summit with indigenous leaders and scientists. Discover why the rainforest's fate is central to global climate talks.
Monty Don: The 'Most Stupid' Garden Comment
Gardening legend Monty Don explains why saying a garden is 'finished' is the ultimate mistake. Discover his tips for a thriving, ever-changing outdoor space.
Amazon Dolphins Boiled in 105.8°F Lake Heat
Scientists reveal how a 2023 climate change-induced heatwave caused Lake Tefé's waters to reach lethal temperatures, killing over 150 endangered dolphins. Read the full investigation.
Apple shortage mystery in Blue Mountains orchard
A puzzling apple shortage at Pine Crest Orchard in Bilpin leaves trees bare, devastating local growers and tourism. Discover the potential causes behind this agricultural mystery.
Climate disasters displaced 250 million people in 10 years
UN report reveals climate disasters displaced 250 million people globally over past decade, intensifying conflicts and hunger. Urgent action needed at COP30.
USDA Proposes Major Changes to SNAP Food Aid Programme
The USDA under Trump proposes ending advance SNAP payments, potentially affecting millions. Learn how this could reshape food assistance and what it means for vulnerable families.
Kelvin Fletcher's farm welcomes new calf after loss
Ex-Emmerdale star Kelvin Fletcher gets emotional as his cow Ruby is confirmed pregnant, a heartwarming update after a previous miscarriage. Watch Fletcher's Family Farm on ITVX.
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