Environment

The Indian Coast Guard is racing against time to tow a blazing Singapore-flagged cargo ship carrying 2,128 tons of fuel away from Kerala’s coast, as fears of a potential ecological disaster intensify with four crew members still missing.

Europe is grappling with an unprecedented climate crisis as soaring temperatures and severe drought conditions raise alarms over potential water shortages and agricultural failures, highlighting the urgent need for global environmental action.

The Yorkshire Wildlife Trust has launched an ambitious project to restore a temperate rainforest in the Yorkshire Dales, aiming to revive a vital ecosystem that will support endangered species and offer a lush sanctuary for the local community.

Amidst Britain's verdant landscapes, an insidious ecological transformation unfolds as vast swathes of countryside succumb to the unchecked spread of purple moor-grass, imperiling biodiversity and accessibility.

In the face of escalating climate change impacts, communities worldwide are increasingly forced to migrate, reshaping geopolitical landscapes and challenging existing legal frameworks.

In a dramatic display of nature's power, the world experienced a seismic surge with 508 earthquakes recorded within just 24 hours, releasing energy equivalent to nearly three atomic bombs and highlighting the urgent need for enhanced global preparedness.

A startling discovery off the coast of Brazil has unveiled the presence of "cocaine sharks," small predators inadvertently absorbing narcotics from drug-laden waters, highlighting an urgent environmental crisis with profound implications for marine ecosystems.

In a world where human expansion increasingly encroaches on natural habitats, recent wildlife encounters—from an elephant's sweet escapade in Thailand to a dramatic face-off between a fox and an eagle in Spain—underscore the urgent need for innovative conservation strategies that balance ecological preservation with human development.

In 2024, an unprecedented marine heatwave spanning nearly 15 million square miles, five times the size of Australia, has raised alarm among scientists and environmentalists, highlighting the urgent need for global climate action to protect vulnerable ecosystems and economies.

In a groundbreaking triumph for conservationists, ten Tasmanian devil joeys have emerged from Australia's largest mainland breeding program, offering a glimmer of hope for the species' survival amid ongoing threats.