Farm Fatale: Scarecrows Tackle Climate Crisis at Southbank Centre
Philippe Quesne's Farm Fatale at Southbank Centre features scarecrows as pirate radio broadcasters addressing climate crisis and art as salvation.
Category : Climate
Barefoot Trails Offer Unique Way to Connect with Nature This Earth Day
Discover how barefoot trails in Germany and Arizona offer immersive nature experiences for wellbeing this Earth Day.
Hawaii’s worst floods in 20 years leave homes coated in red volcanic mud
Hawaii's worst floods in 20 years damage hundreds of homes on Oahu, coating them in red volcanic mud. Costs top $1bn as cleanup begins.
Shell Faces New Dutch Lawsuit Over Oil and Gas Investments
Shell faces a new Dutch lawsuit from Friends of the Earth, demanding an end to new oil and gas investments over climate concerns.
2023 Hottest Year on Record, UN Report Warns of 'Red Alert'
UN weather agency confirms 2023 as hottest year on record, nearing 1.5C limit, with extreme weather and growing climate crisis.
Heard Island Glaciers Shrinking Alarmingly
Glaciers on remote Heard Island have shrunk by nearly a quarter since 1947, with warming temperatures threatening unique wildlife and plant life.
Dutch Court Rules Government Discriminated Against Bonaire Islanders on Climate Action
Dutch court rules government discriminated against Bonaire islanders by failing to protect them from climate impacts, orders adaptation plan and emissions targets.
Met Office warns of fourth UK heatwave in August
The Met Office has identified a 'heatwave window' from August 10-24, suggesting a fourth hot spell this summer as drought persists in Wales.
Bolivia Declares National Emergency Over Worst Drought in 25 Years
Bolivia declares national emergency as worst drought in 25 years affects 125,000 families and threatens crops and livestock.
Air pollution makes ants aggressive towards nestmates, study finds
Study finds ozone pollution degrades ant colony odour, causing nestmates to attack exposed ants and harming larvae.
Government to Ban Trail Hunting in New Animal Welfare Push
UK government plans to ban trail hunting to prevent cover for foxhunting, sparking debate over future of hunt packs.
Charities Urge Labour to Introduce Clean Air Act Banning Wood Burning
Over 60 charities urge Labour to introduce a clean air act banning wood burning, citing health risks and lobbying concerns ahead of the king's speech.
Gold Rush Drives Deforestation in Brazil’s Protected Amazon Areas
Global gold prices fuel illegal mining in Brazil’s Amazon, causing deforestation and mercury poisoning in protected areas.
Climate Crisis to Increase Lightning-Sparked Wildfires, Study Warns
New study warns climate crisis will increase lightning-sparked wildfires, raising risks to health and safety across the US and beyond.
Relentless Rain Disrupts Uk Livelihoods Amid Climate Fears
UK's relentless rain disrupts thatchers and gardeners; 76 flood warnings, waterlogged ground, and lost trees raise climate fears among rural livelihoods.
Sled Dog Tradition Under Threat as Greenland Ice Melts Faster Than Ever
A viral photo of huskies wading through meltwater in Greenland highlights rapid ice loss threatening traditional dog sledding culture.
UK Braces for More Wildfires as Fourth Heatwave Looms
Emergency services prepare for renewed wildfire risk as a fourth heatwave approaches, with temperatures set to rise in southern England from Wednesday.
Cyclone Maila Batters Solomon Islands with 115mph Winds
Cyclone Maila causes widespread damage in Solomon Islands; heatwave in Vietnam; heavy rain in South Korea.
Moor Fires Still Burning Despite Rain, Crews Tireless
Rain has dampened moorland fires near Dovestone Reservoir and Tintwistle covering 1,250 football pitches, but they remain major incidents, fire chiefs say.
Over 300 Earthquakes Recorded in UK During 2025, Says BGS
Over 300 earthquakes recorded in UK this year, with Scotland and Wales most active. BGS says small quakes occur daily and studying them is crucial.
British expat's Bordeaux flat smells of burning as wildfire nears
A British expat in Bordeaux says her apartment smells 'like really strong burning' as a wildfire advances to within nine miles of the city, prompting officials to urge tourists to stay away.
Satellite Images Reveal How Green Spaces and White Roads Cool Cities During Heatwaves
Satellite images show how parks, rivers and white roads cool cities, aiding planners in combating deadly heatwaves.
2025: A Pivotal Year for Climate Litigation in US Courts
In 2025, US climate litigation surged with wins and losses, as courts saw more cases against Big Oil amid Trump's pro-fossil fuel policies.
Brazil Passes Controversial Bill Weakening Environmental Protections
Brazil's congress passes a bill weakening environmental protections, allowing self-licensing for medium polluters and limiting Indigenous rights, prompting fears of deforestation and legal challenges.
Environment Body Condemns Government's 'Traitors' Post on Nature Defenders
Sally Hayns of CIEEM criticises government's social media post labelling nature defenders as 'traitors' in growth agenda push.
UK Offers Military Support for Cairngorms Wildfire
The UK Government has offered Chinook helicopters and standby battalions to tackle the Cairngorms wildfire, but First Minister John Swinney deemed the offer unnecessary.
Has Climate Change Killed Off April Showers?
Climate change is altering UK weather patterns, with April showers becoming scarcer in England, raising concerns for ecosystems and cultural traditions.
Campfire Ban Imposed in Cairngorms to Combat Wildfire Risk
A seasonal campfire ban begins in Cairngorms National Park from April 1 to reduce wildfire risk, supported by 79% of public consultation respondents.
Spain Fire Risk Worsens Next Week as Maps Show Extreme
Severe wildfires in Spain have forced over 250,000 evacuations and caused one death, with fire risk maps showing extreme danger next week as temperatures reach 42C.
Cop30 climate summit in Brazil disrupted after fire breaks out at venue
Fire at Cop30 climate summit in Belém forces evacuation; 13 treated for smoke inhalation. Talks disrupted as negotiators seek fossil fuel deal.
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