BP Oil Spill Continues to Impact Marine Life Over 16 Years Later, Study Finds
New research indicates persistent damage to the Gulf Coast's marine ecosystems following the 2010 Deepwater Horizon disaster.
Climate & Environment News
El Niño Intensifies, Fueling Extreme Weather Patterns Globally
Record-breaking El Niño conditions are driving an unusually active hurricane season in the eastern Pacific and a quiet one in the Atlantic, alongside other significant weather shifts worldwide.
El Niño Transforms Ocean Colors, NASA Satellite Data Reveals
Record-breaking temperatures linked to El Niño are causing phytoplankton die-offs, turning vast swathes of the equatorial Pacific a deeper blue.
Lancashire Volunteers Plant Over 109,000 Trees, Creating New Woodlands
More than 1,200 volunteers contributed to creating new woodlands, orchards, and micro-forests across Lancashire in the past year.
Indonesia Battles Worst Wildfire Season in a Decade Amid Toxic Haze
Millions affected by hazardous air pollution as fires rage across the archipelago, impacting neighboring countries.
UK Braces for Potential Storms as Atlantic Jet Stream Intensifies
Forecasters warn of a deep low-pressure system bringing rain and possible gales, with uncertainty over whether it will be named.
El Niño Forecast Promises Dramatic Snowfall Shifts Across U.S.
A powerful El Niño is predicted to reverse winter weather patterns, bringing snow to some arid regions while reducing accumulations in traditional snowbelts.
Damselfly Species Return to Restored Hertfordshire Woodlands
A three-year habitat restoration project has led to the return of two damselfly species and increased butterfly populations in seven nature reserves.
Seabass Recommended Over Cod and Haddock in New Sustainable Fish Guide
Marine Conservation Society updates its recommendations, citing declining stocks and increased fishing pressure for some popular white fish.