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Microplastics floating in the ocean are not as confined as once believed. New research shows that when powerful typhoons move across coastal waters, they can lift tiny plastic particles out of the sea, carry them through the air, and drop…
New South Wales, Australia, is facing a growing contradiction at the heart of its climate policy. While the state has enshrined ambitious emissions-reduction targets into law, a new analysis warns that ongoing and proposed coal mine expansions could derail these…
Delhi’s air quality worsened sharply this week, pushing large parts of the capital into the severe category and triggering emergency responses across education, transport and governance. Thick smog enveloped the city, reducing visibility and forcing authorities to tighten restrictions under…
Deep in West Antarctica, far from human settlements, a dramatic and largely invisible process is unfolding. Scientists have detected hundreds of unusual earthquakes near the collapsing edge of the Thwaites Glacier — ominously nicknamed the Doomsday Glacier. These seismic events…
A new analysis by the Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit (ECIU) released on the tenth anniversary of the Paris Agreement shows that economic growth in most parts of the world is no longer moving in step with rising carbon emissions.…
Air pollution continues to be one of the deadliest environmental threats, claiming around nine million lives annually across the world, according to a new assessment by the United Nations Environment Programme. The latest Global Environment Outlook 7 report shows that…
In a move drawing sharp criticism from climate scientists, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has removed references to fossil-fuel burning — widely accepted by experts as the main driver of modern global warming — from a prominent government web…
Deep beneath the surface of the Atlantic Ocean flows a massive conveyor of heat and energy known as the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC). This vast system transports warm tropical water northwards and returns cooled, dense water back toward the…
The annual hole in Earth’s ozone layer over Antarctica has shut much sooner than normal in 2025, raising hopes that the stratospheric shield protecting life from harsh ultraviolet rays is gradually healing. According to the Copernicus Atmosphere Monitoring Service (CAMS),…
A new study has revealed that soils across English farmland contain an unexpectedly wide mix of industrial chemicals and pharmaceutical substances. Researchers from the University of Leeds analysed samples from multiple farming regions and found more than 520 chemical compounds…
