A new study suggests there is a significant probability that the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation has reached a point of no return, which could lead to drastic climate shifts.
Scientists estimate a 10-24% chance that the Atlantic Meridional Overturning Circulation (AMOC) has passed a tipping point, with risks increasing dramatically if emissions are not curbed.
Conflict exacerbates existing environmental vulnerabilities, leading to increased displacement and resource scarcity.
Conservationists enlist livestock to manage habitat for the declining High Brown Fritillary.
New pledges add to existing funds, aiming to bring cleaner cooking fuels and infrastructure to nearly 1 billion people lacking access.
Conservation efforts involving volunteers and wardens have led to a record number of ground nests for the threatened seabird.
Extreme temperatures have led to widespread drought, wildfires, and significant loss of life across Western Europe.
New funding aims to expand access to cleaner cooking fuels and technologies across the continent, addressing a major health and environmental challenge.
Polyfluoroalkyl substances, linked to health issues, found widely across Scotland's rivers and lochs.