A23a megaberg rapidly disintegrating as it drifts into warmer South Atlantic waters
Scientists say the once trillion-ton iceberg has crumbled to less than half its original size and could vanish within weeks
Climate & Environment News
Warming Temperatures Fuel Boom in Welsh Wineries as Vineyards Spread Across Britain
Registered vineyards in Wales rise from six in 2009 to 59 by July as experts say climate has become more suitable for grape growing
Millions in U.S. Face Flood Threat as Hurricanes Lorena and Kiko Loom Off West Coast
Remnants of Hurricane Lorena are expected to bring flash flooding and severe storms across eight states this weekend while Category 4 Hurricane Kiko threatens the Hawaiian Islands
Lawyer outlines steps if a neighbour dumps rubbish in your skip, citing Environmental Protection Act
Dean Dunham advises gathering CCTV evidence and sending a formal letter after a friendly approach fails; illegal disposal can breach the Environmental Protection Act 1990
Expired hand sanitizer leak at Gorham warehouse sparks ditch blaze, renews environmental concerns
Firefighters battled a stream of alcohol-fueled flames for days after a leak at Eco Operations; town and federal officials had already flagged the facility for violations
Kilauea eruption sends lava 500 feet high; USGS warns of gas and 'Pele's hair'
Episode 32 of Kilauea’s ongoing eruption cycle blasted molten rock into the air for more than 13 hours, filling much of Halemaʻumaʻu crater and prompting air-quality warnings.
Invest 91L draws 90% development odds as early models show potential East Coast threat
National Hurricane Center says the Atlantic disturbance could become Tropical Storm Gabrielle; ensemble 'spaghetti' tracks indicate possible impacts from Florida through the Carolinas to Virginia.
Met Office unveils UK storm names for 2025–26 season, starting with Storm Amy
List compiled with Met Éireann and KNMI from public submissions includes tributes, pets and unusual choices such as Chandra and Wubbo
Hurricane Kiko Rapidly Strengthens to Category 4, Heads Toward Hawaii; Officials Urge Preparations
Forecasters say the storm, which may reach Category 5 strength, is tracking toward the Big Island with heavy rain, flooding and landslide risks for the state