Heavy rains becoming more likely and widespread, study finds
Research highlighted by Yale Climate Connections shows that seven of the eleven highest‑volume precipitation events in the past 77 years have occurred in the last decade. The trend points to an increased likelihood of da...
Solar drying towers could slash food waste, researcher claims
A new solar-powered drying system is being promoted as a way to rescue surplus or damaged crops before they end up in landfills. The technology uses tower‑like structures to dry produce using sunlight, potentially reduci...
Bangladesh’s flood‑resistant tiny house protects families each season
Mongabay profiles a Khudi Bari, a compact, elevated dwelling built to survive the annual deluge in a Bangladeshi village. Designed to keep crops and occupants safe during extreme floods, the structure demonstrates low‑co...
War‑related environmental damage may be eased by peace talks, experts say
Inside Climate News reports that the conflict between Kurdish fighters and Turkey is causing severe ecological harm. Scientists at a United Nations institute argue that a forthcoming peace treaty could provide opportunit...
Methane mega‑leaks remain near‑record; fixing them could free gas for markets
The Guardian reports that the International Energy Agency’s 2025 analysis shows methane emissions from the energy sector staying at near‑record levels. The agency argues that plugging large leaks could release billions o...
Chicago flooding worsening, investigation links to climate change
A joint investigation by the Chicago Sun‑Times and radio station WBEZ finds that flood risk in the city is intensifying. The study attributes the rise in water ponding in yards and basements to climate‑driven shifts in p...
Low‑cost humane method proposed to tackle London’s pigeon overpopulation
A Guardian environmental column argues that London’s estimated three‑million pigeons could be managed more effectively with inexpensive, humane strategies rather than costly, lethal methods. The author cites successful e...
1951 country diary recounts walk among London’s historic woods
The Guardian publishes a nostalgic 1951 diary entry describing a morning walk among oaks and beeches on the edge of Greater London, near the Festival of Britain site. The piece offers a glimpse of post‑war British countr...
ავსტრალიის საზღვაო ბიობბანკები მუშაობენ სახეობების გადაშენებისგან დასაცავად
ვიქტორიაში მდებარე კვინსკლიფის საზღვაო კვლევით ცენტრში, დიკინის უნივერსიტეტის მეცნიერები აშენებენ ბიობანკებს, რომლებიც ინახავს უჯრედებს, ქსოვილებს და...
კამბოჯა ატარებს წყლისა და ნალექის ტესტირებას საზოგადოების დაბინძურების შესახებ საჩივრების შემდეგ
რატანაკირის პროვინციის სოფელ მონდულ იორნის მაცხოვრებლების მიერ გამოთქმული ჯანმრთელობის შეშფოთების შემდეგ, კამბოჯის გარემოს დაცვის სამინისტრომ გაგზავნა...
Three‑week EV road trip shows range anxiety can be overcome
A Guardian columnist recounts a three‑week, multi‑thousand‑kilometre journey in an electric vehicle, initially plagued by “range anxiety” but ultimately eased by charging infrastructure and experienced EV drivers. The na...
Marine biologist Tierney Thys studies the enigmatic ocean sunfish
In a feature piece, marine biologist Tierney Thys explores the biology and behavior of the ocean sunfish, a uniquely shaped and little‑understood marine species. Thys discusses how the fish’s round body, truncated tail, ...
Heavy rains trigger floods and landslides killing at least 18 in Kenya
Intense rainfall across Kenya has caused widespread flooding and landslides, resulting in at least 18 confirmed deaths. The disaster has displaced dozens of families and damaged infrastructure in several counties. Local ...
Journalist RJ Nichole Ledesma Killed on Negros Island
RJ Nichole Ledesma, a journalist who reported on environmental issues in the Philippines, was killed last month. He focused on land rights and development projects that affected communities....
Conservation Efforts for Victorian Grassland Earless Dragon
Melbourne zoo's new breeding centre aims to safeguard the future of the critically endangered Victorian grassland earless dragon. The species is threatened by habitat loss and environmental change....
Missouri tofu spill remembered as unforgettable odor event, readers discuss
A readers' reply published by The Guardian reflects on the Missouri tofu spill, describing it as an "unforgettable" incident that left a lasting odor problem. The comment invites discussion of other historic bad smells, ...
Mining the Metal of the Future
Inside Climate News reports on the push to build up lithium mining in the United States, highlighting the complicated process and concerns about its impact on indigenous communities. The series includes four articles exp...
What the US Can Learn from Mining on Indigenous Lands
The US lithium mining boom has raised concerns about its impact on indigenous peoples' ancestral lands. Governments in other countries have established stronger legal protections for tribes navigating similar issues....
მეურვის სვეტი ასახავს ზრდასრულ ასაკს, ჭინჭრის ციებას და ყოველდღიურ ყურადღებას
პირად ნარკვევში პოლი ჰადსონი ზრუნავს ზრდის ბოლო ნიშნებზე, დაწყებული სარეცხით სიამაყით დამთავრებული სანახაობრივი გლიცინით. ის ყვება, რომ კედელს თითქმის...
No Mow May კამპანია ინგლისურ გაზონებს ველურ ჰაბიტატებად აქცევს
The Guardian იტყობინება, რომ No Mow May ინიციატივა წაახალისებს მაცხოვრებლებს მთელს ინგლისში, მაგალითად, ჩეშირის სოფლის მცხოვრებლებს, დაუშვან თავიანთი...