Climate & Environment

While the flames continue to rise in several areas, the massive fire appears to be under control after a mobilization of firefighters

Two climate activists were arrested after cutting through airport's fence and spray-painting private jets orange

Wiltshire Police later confirmed two arrests on suspicion of damaging the ancient monument

The implications of this discovery are monumental, offering new insights into the origins of life and the transformative events that shaped our planet

Scientists initially expected the flare to be stronger than its recorded intensity, but its X2.9 measurement still signifies a significant event

The government's figure is around three times more than a United Nations’ estimate of 670 casualties

The deaths are attributed to a combination of high heat, drought, wildfires, and logging, which have deprived the monkeys of essential resources like water, shade, and food

President Gudni Johannesson confirmed no threat to lives but potential infrastructure damage

In 2023 the Earth was 1.48 degrees Celsius warmer than in pre-industrial period, when humans began burning fossil fuels on industrial scale

The UAE summit president applauded the historic agreement, while small island nations criticized the plan as falling short

The army says some of its vehicles were also submerged due to the intense rainfall in northern Sikkim, a remote area close to India's border with Nepal

Government spokesperson To An Xo announced the arrest warrant, which could lead to a sentence of up to five years in prison under the country's criminal code

1.5 billion cars worldwide are responsible for at least half of global carbon emissions. But there might be an answer.

Iran, with a population of more than 85 million, is among the countries most vulnerable to climate change and the rise in global temperatures

'My friend does not answer the phone. His voice has disappeared, and his family and the neighboring villages are now in the news'

The conflict-ridden country has been devastated by the storm that's been wreaking havoc in the Mediterranean region

At the same time, UN rights chief Volker Turk decries the impact of climate change, saying "we do not need more warnings. The dystopian future is already here'

Despite air quality warnings, hundreds are flocking to observe the eruption at Volcanoes National Park

Experts 'conducted a meticulous evaluation' of over 200 applicants

'This storm will be deadly if we don't get out of harm's way and take it seriously' says the U.S. FEMA chief Deanne Criswell

U.S. President Joe Biden visited Lahaina this week, telling the survivors that the government would not abandon them, 'we're with you for as long as it takes'

Tokyo had announced on Tuesday that the operation would begin on Thursday, prompting an angry response from China and partial import bans on Japanese seafood

Jakarta's acting Governor Heru Budi Harton says if 'it was not effective, for example, the civil servants who work from home are not disciplined, I will revert'