Representatives from nearly 200 countries have gathered in Antalya, Türkiye, for the UN climate summit, where negotiations are expected to focus on expanding electrification, reducing dependence on fossil fuels and addressing the growing power needs of artificial intelligence.
An unusually strong El Niño developing in the Pacific could influence global weather, increase coastal flooding risks and disrupt marine ecosystems. Stanford researchers explain how warmer ocean conditions may affect coastlines, fisheries and wildlife during 2026–27.
New 2036 roadmap calls for stronger science, early detection, coordinated action and sustainable funding to curb biological invasions threatening ecosystems, wildlife and livelihoods worldwide.
Nutrients from penguin and seabird droppings can promote the growth of microscopic algae on Antarctic snow, reducing its reflectivity and increasing the amount of solar energy it absorbs, according to a recent study.
The Environment Agency’s Oct 9–15 update reports continued dry-weather pressures despite some rainfall, with reservoir levels and ecological impacts remaining under observation.
Two pre-session webinars held on Oct 19 outlined the UN climate body's work on implementing climate action in agriculture and food security, with progress and outstanding tasks due for consideration at November's SB65 meetings in Türkiye.
The Welsh Government has consented to UK-wide regulatory changes covering six additional groups or entries of persistent organic pollutants and revised concentration limits for existing chemicals. The rules are scheduled to take effect on Dec 16.
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