The proposed zone would include territorial sea around the Faroe Islands, France, Greenland, Iceland, Ireland, Portugal, ...

Fossil fuel projects are putting the Pacific Coral Triangle’s unique marine ecosystem at risk, according to a new report presented Oct. 31 at the U.N. Convention on Biological Diversity summit (COP 16 ...

This guest blog, written by Inside Climate News reporter Lisa Sorg, was originally published by Inside Climate News on ...

In the fall (March–May), the Southern Hemisphere saw the lowest burned area and minimal tourism ... tourist ships could ...

While the illegal seizure of oil after hijacks may seem like the criminal exploits of a bygone age, the threat remains a ...

With the spotlight turning to Azerbaijan and its surrounding region as COP29 gets underway, one of the focuses would be ‘green energy corridors’, using interconnection and regional collaboration to ...

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Regan wrote in a statement, “EPA has been engaging with industry, states, and communities to reduce methane emissions so that natural gas ultimately makes it to consumers as usable fuel — instead ...

Recently, many of Australia’s iconic natural wonders have been increasingly challenged, from the series of coral bleaching ...

The tangled matrix of roots collects organic matter and ocean-bound sediments, adding little-by-little to the coastline and ...

Number of days each year where the Australian area ... Black Saturday fires (2009), and the Canberra fires (2003). New fires can be ignited from lightning strikes produced by these thunderstorms. Year ...