"It's a boiling frog analogy, where these extreme events are now the new norm. The compound impact is year after year of ...

Deep within a biosphere in the Ecuadorian Amazon is a luxury sanctuary that offers a fully guided immersion into the ...

While an environmental group pushes on with environmental claims against new Thurston Elementary construction, a contractor ...

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It’s been an incredibly tough year for nature as it battles extremes of weather, according to the National Trust’s annual review, and it is the poor that are suffering the most, say scientists.

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Scientists say all signs indicate the so-called "megaberg" could be just days or weeks from totally disintegrating.