Black felt and a fake night sky: how scientists proved bogong moths use the stars to navigate to unknown lands | Environment
Australia’s bogong moths are guided by the stars as they navigate up to 1,000km to a place they’ve…
Hurricane Erick: Category 3 storm nears Mexico; southern states on high alert
Hurricane Erick jumps to Category 3 storm Hurricane Erick has strengthened into a powerful Category 3 storm and…
Earth set to exhaust ‘carbon budget’ within 3 years as Paris hopes fade
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A Monster Iceberg is Charging Through the Ocean — Satellites Can No Longer Track It
Under starlit waves, a monster iceberg drifts toward South Georgia, promising an unforgettable clash of ice and island…
Revealed: the astonishing greenhouse gas emissions that will result from the North West Shelf project | Western Australia
Woodside’s North West Shelf gas project on the Burrup peninsula in Western Australia is one of the world’s…
Three incredibly rare chicks hatch as part of international conservation breeding project
Wrexham.com > News Posted: Wed 18th Jun 2025 The arrival of three chicks has boosted the survival odds…
Vineyard helps Berkshire farming family cope with climate change
Alexis Green BBC South Weather BBC Georgie, Tom, Will, Sandra and Peter Carlisle (L-R) run the farm together…
Seeking a reset on the environment debate, Murray Watt gathers business and conservation groups in search of a deal
Environment laws in desperate need of change will require business groups and environmentalists to compromise, the environment minister…
Ocean plastic crisis goes way deeper than we thought
A ten-year, nearly 2,000-station ocean survey has uncovered a diffuse veil of plastics drifting through every sampled layer…
Endangered rays, sharks and native oysters ‘could thrive’ despite climate change, report claims | UK News
Endangered rays, sharks and native oysters could thrive in seas around the UK in the decades ahead amid…