Webb reveals hundreds of distant galaxies hidden from Hubble, using gravitational lensing to peer deep into the universe’s early history.

As Himalayan nation recovers from devastating floods, a million people dependent on tourism struggle to make ends meet.

Hidden errors in temperature data could be causing researchers to underestimate the real-world impacts of climate change.

Off the Norwegian island of Fedje lies a German WWII submarine believed to contain a huge load of mercury. Underwater footage shows the state of the wreck today and why salvaging it has become a race ...

What happens to decommissioned wind turbines and blades? Some are finding new life as buildings.

The UK is too reliant on insulin production from other countries. People with diabetes must be able to rest assured that the supply cannot be disrupted by global uncertainties. The UK must increase it...

Is There Suddenly an Opening for AI and Climate Sense?

The Burnham government has confirmed it will not ban lower-volume fracking.

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said it was impossible to “go back to business as usual” after so many voters in the state of Saxony-Anhalt chose the AfD.

I was recently contacted by a colleague from my days in the 1980s and 90s when I worked as an engineer in the offshore oil and gas sector. He remains in the

Scientists say monthly temperature anomaly of more than 2C is possible as temporary El Niño cycle takes hold in Pacific region

Oil prices rose on Thursday after U.S. strikes on Iran and renewed ‌Israeli threats against Tehran revived concerns about disruptions to Middle East supplies.

His need to assert dominance is igniting patriotism abroad and a backlash at home

The heatwaves and drought have fuelled a historically hot summer in Europe, contributing to a spike in heat-related mortality in the worst-hit countries. #EuropeNews

A new study shows melting glaciers are remobilizing pollutants.

Kandersteg, a picturesque Swiss Alpine village, sits beneath the unstable Spitze Stei rock formation, which could trigger a major landslide if it collapses. Scientists say rising temperatures are melt...

It was a busy weekend in the tropics, with three disturbances appearing in the Atlantic. One could become a tropical depression later this week, according to the National Hurricane Center. If maximum sustained winds reach 39 mph, it would become Cristobal, the third-named storm of the season. While this season is expected to see below-normal activity due to the presence of a strong El Niño, forecasters have been warning Florida residents should always be prepared. ➤ Track all active storms Shop Amazon for hurricane prep Where these systems ultimately track will be an important factor in determining how much they can strengthen, according to AccuWeather. ➤ Weather alerts via text: Sign up to get updates about current storms and weather events by location Here's what you should know based on the latest advisory from the National Hurricane Center as of 8 a.m., Aug. 10. Is there a hurricane coming toward Florida? Not at this time, although the National Hurricane Center said "environmental conditions are forecast to be moreconducive for development by midweek, and a tropical depression could form during the latter half of this week." The disturbance with the highest chances of development is following a tropical wave currently halfway...

Stefan Rahmstorf was holidaying in southern France when he came face to face with the climate future he has tried to fight.

This summer's heat is human caused, not from El Niño – but the climate phenomenon is set to release pent-up ocean heat.

Introduce a legally binding maximum working temperature of 25°C for all workplaces, covering both indoor and outdoor jobs. Currently, there is an advisory minimum temperature in statutory guidance but...

Everyday, UK supermarkets throw away tonnes of edible food while millions of people rely on food banks to survive. We believe this is wrong, and that food that is safe to eat should not end up in bins...

Australian sodium battery start-up claims world-first milestones as storage industry looks beyond lithium, but the technology is excluded from home battery rebate scheme.

Australian sodium battery start-up claims world-first milestones as storage industry looks beyond lithium, but the technology is excluded from home battery rebate scheme.