A group of scientists from Europe said that changes in the climate are making the weather warmer and wetter, which means big rain and floods are more likely now. Leaders in Kerr County thought about putting in a flood-warning system eight years back but stopped when it got too expensive after they didn't get the $1 million grant they needed for it.

The International Seabed Authority (ISA) manages 54% of the world's seas under UN mandate, ensuring sustainable deep-sea mining, protecting marine ecosystems, and addressing global challenges like rare earth mineral demand and plastic pollution.

Researchers conduct groundbreaking genetic studies on the endangered rusty patched bumblebee, revealing critical insights for conservation strategies amid declining populations.

Climate change could alter the taste of your gin and tonic, as volatile weather patterns impact the flavour of juniper berries, the key ingredient in gin. A study from Heriot-Watt University found that rainfall significantly affects the berries' flavour compounds, potentially disrupting the consistency and quality that premium gin producers rely on.

A proposed bill in Pennsylvania aims to establish a state board to fast-track energy projects, replacing local regulations, but faces criticism for potentially undermining local democracy and favoring fossil fuels.

A firm money scene uninjured by trade fights or by oil-making cuts outside OPEC+—which is basically a clique of OPEC, Russia, and others—would really go a long way in helping OPEC+ control the world oil. Massive oil production from US shale and other lands had previously led to a price downturn.

Hawaiian Tropic and Banana Boat face legal action in Australia over "reef-friendly" claims, accused of "greenwashing" by the ACCC. Concerns are compounded by testing revealing some sunscreens, including Banana Boat, failed to meet advertised SPF levels.

One Ocean Finance seeks to address the funding gap for Sustainable Development Goal 14 by mobilizing private investment from ocean-linked sectors using integrated financial instruments, aiming to complement existing funds and support coastal resilience.

The Three Mile Island nuclear power plant, infamous for the 1979 accident, is set to reopen in 2028, signaling a potential resurgence for nuclear energy in the U.S. Driven by the increasing energy demands of data centers and AI, and fueled by new partnerships like Constellation Energy's deal with Microsoft, this revival faces both excitement and lingering concerns over safety and environmental impact. While some see nuclear as a crucial bridge to a cleaner energy future, others advocate for prioritizing renewable sources like solar and wind.

A study reveals dingoes share genetic traits with wolves and domestic dogs, shedding light on their unique evolutionary role in Australia.

Sperm whales are the largest toothed predators, facing modern threats despite their deep-sea adaptations and historical exploitation.

Gary Feulner, a Dubai-based lawyer and dedicated naturalist, is being recognized for his four decades of tireless work studying the flora and fauna of the UAE.

A significant heatwave is sweeping across the eastern United States, with temperatures expected to break records. Simultaneously, Europe experienced high temperatures last week, with France potentially facing another heat surge this week. Both regions are experiencing temperatures well above average.

Sicily's Mount Etna erupted, blanketing the sky in ash and triggering aviation alerts, but activity subsided without harm to locals.

A large dust storm, known as a haboob, swept across West Texas earlier this week, creating hazardous driving conditions and prompting warnings from the National Weather Service. The article describes the event, its causes, and provides safety tips for motorists caught in a dust storm.

Trump's plan to repeal EPA climate rules on power plants aims to support coal and fossil fuels, reversing Biden-era regulations and moving the U.S. away from climate goals.

The Dixie Valley toad, an imperiled Nevada amphibian, has secured permanent federal safeguards under the ESA amid threats from geothermal development and habitat loss.

Gonzalez notes that seaweed pumps out oxygen and swallows carbon dioxide, forming important underwater sinks. "The way of the future is seaweed," she adds with clear certainty.

Demand for air-conditioning pushed power prices in Germany and France sharply higher for Tuesday. Heat is especially risky for the elderly, infants, outdoor workers, and households with limited means.

For the first time in recorded history, parts of Alaska are under heat advisories after the state adopted the warning system on June 1.

Italian firm Heiwit's innovative sodium-ion battery offers a sustainable, cost-effective, and safer alternative to lithium-ion batteries, challenging the market and aiming to enhance energy independence and security globally.

Germany's Reinhardswald Forest, tied to fairy tales and home to endangered species, faces destruction for wind turbines, sparking a fierce debate between renewable energy goals and environmental preservation.