The UK government has briefed foreign ministers on a suppressed intelligence report warning of catastrophic national security risks from ecosystem collapse, including food shortages and conflict by 2030.
Nepal's PM told the UN that last month's deadly glacier flood, killing over 1,400, is a climate warning, urging grant-based aid, not loans, for recovery.
The People's Emergency Briefing, a grassroots film, has held 2,789 screenings to turn climate anxiety into action, demanding a prime ministerial emergency briefing.
Residents of Gospić, Croatia, formed a movement after years of illegal waste dumping near their homes, with 40,000 protesting in Zagreb and arrests made.
Workers face record US heat as federal protections stay frozen. Trump officials and Republicans roll back rules against heat-related illnesses and deaths.
Trump's executive order prioritizing recreational fishing raises alarms among conservation advocates, who warn it could undermine marine protections and scientific standards.
A small uncrewed vessel has embarked on a 22,000km journey around Antarctica to collect data on ocean carbon dioxide absorption, helping scientists understand climate change.
The UK Government is intensifying preparations for national emergencies this winter, with a campaign urging households to stock emergency kits as El Niño brings potential challenges.
The 'Godzilla' El Nino could cause around 450,000 excess deaths worldwide, scientists warn, with heat driving most fatalities.
A new report confirms a 'disappointing' UK harvest after summer drought, with wheat, spring barley and oat yields below historic averages, sparking fears of higher food prices.
Households with log burners in Smoke Control Areas must use approved fuels or face fines up to £5,000. Rules vary across the UK, and fuels must have less than 20% moisture.
Britons are urged to prepare a 9-item emergency kit as El Niño could bring storms this winter. Only 13% feel fully prepared, says Government.
Limescale can be removed for as little as £1 using lemon juice and salt, vinegar and baking soda, or Coca-Cola, according to home improvement expert Brian Toward of Wholesale Domestic.
A 1970 book arguing Jesus was a metaphor for a psychedelic mushroom trip is gaining renewed academic interest, despite being dismissed as nonsense at the time.
Limescale in bathrooms can be tackled with three household items costing as little as £1, including lemon juice, vinegar, and Coca-Cola, according to a home improvement expert.
Campaigners cheered as Manchester City Council approved a 'community woodland and meadow' application for Ryebank Fields, but the landowner MMU says it will not support the plan.
Josh Babarinde pleaded with the public to support RNLI volunteers after far-right protesters abused crews in Dover and Portsmouth and a cyber-attack breached supporter data.
Shamonda virus, causing diarrhoea and birth problems in cows, has been detected in Jersey—the first case in the British Isles—prompting a government warning.
The Government will launch a national campaign to help households prepare for emergencies, as Security Minister Dan Jarvis warns of 'a number of challenges' this winter.
Australia's newest chicken factory, a $600m facility in Tamworth, will process 3 million chickens weekly. Its unusual design is praised, but animal welfare concerns remain.
Victoria may soon formally allow dogs in pubs if Labor is re-elected. Paul Daley argues well-behaved dogs are welcome, but etiquette matters.
Climate analysts warn El Niño could trigger more floods, wildfires and storms in the UK. Officials urge people to stock up on essential supplies as extreme weather risks grow.
Green spaces save the NHS £148 million a year in GP visits alone, enough to pay over 3,500 nurses, the Horticultural Trade Association has said.
A binman has shared the correct method for disposing of used cooking oil at home, warning it should not go in the food waste caddy.
Families visiting the Canary Islands this half-term are warned that swimming in polluted beaches has 'never been as dangerous', with beach closures due to sewage and health complaints.
The UK has announced £5 million in new humanitarian funding to help vulnerable communities in Somalia prepare for anticipated El Niño-related flooding during the October to December Deyr rainy season, benefiting up to 600,000 people.
Expert Michael Griffiths warns against pruning bigleaf and oakleaf hydrangeas in September, but says smooth and panicle varieties like Annabelles can be cut back now.
Met Office expert Adam Scaife says El Niño is the strongest on record, with Pacific sea surface temperatures 3.05C above average, already causing global impacts.
A community garden in Hackney was damaged by fire on Wednesday night, with explosions heard and nearby residents evacuated. The blaze is believed to have been caused by an electrical fault in a meter.
Conservation and heritage groups challenge Australian government's approval of Woodside gas extension over climate and rock art damage.