The quality of freshwater environments in the Netherlands, including lakes, rivers, and marshlands, is reportedly declining again after decades of improvement. This deterioration is attributed to the impacts of pollution and climate change.

Ireland is expecting hail and thunderstorms, but the weather is predicted to improve for the upcoming weekend.

There is such a psychological phenomenon: when faced with a huge, difficult-to-bear problem, a person often tries to 'solve' it by simply not thinking about it.

Ponds are increasing in the forests around Rokycany. These days, they are completing the eleventh in the Rokycany forest district. The goal of local foresters is to retain as much water as possible in the landscape. 'We have already identified two more locations.

Wellington, New Zealand, faced severe weather with 11-meter waves in its harbor and wind gusts up to 128km/h, leading to hundreds of evacuations and flight cancellations at Wellington Airport.

A significant fire broke out near Waitaki Boys High School in Oamaru, New Zealand, burning through 200 metres of a macrocarpa hedge.

Thousands of squid have washed up on a beach in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, an event scientists say is not a cause for concern despite the potential for a strong smell.

Uisce Éireann has begun significant and long-awaited upgrade works in Kerry's capital town, aiming to improve water infrastructure and services for residents. The project is expected to bring relief to the community.

Climate scientists are observing a rise in the frequency and unpredictability of intense downpours and heavy storms. The article explores the connection between these extreme weather events and climate change, analyzing past data and future predictions.

An article for the UPSC competitive exam covers key topics such as the pricing mechanism of LPG, the study of petroglyphs, and information related to bird atlases.

New scientific evidence suggests that diamond is not Earth's rarest material, prompting a re-evaluation of how scientists define and consider 'rare' substances.

Researchers have successfully hatched chicks using 3D-printed eggs, a technological breakthrough that could significantly contribute to future de-extinction initiatives and conservation efforts.

India's Sensex and Nifty indices have fallen significantly in 2026, with Monday's losses adding to investor pain, attributed to escalating tensions in the Middle East. Meanwhile, Kerala faces landslide risks due to monsoon showers.

The southwest monsoon, which arrived in Kerala three days late on June 4, is now anticipated to reach Delhi and the National Capital Region between June 25 and June 30.

Record numbers of octopuses, linked to warming waters, have been found spreading from the south-west coast of England as far as Scotland and Wales, impacting both shellfish and octopus catches.

Participants at a forum organized by the West African Science Service Centre on Climate Change and Adapted Land Use (WASCAL) have pledged to move beyond discussions and implement practical actions to mitigate climate change impacts.

New research from scientists at the Centre for Ecological Research in Hungary finds that some birds living in cities are changing their songs to compete with traffic and other urban noise.

A new fossil from China indicates that ancient birds possessed long tail feathers perfectly suited for elaborate mating dances, similar to modern birds of paradise. This discovery sheds light on the evolution of courtship rituals in the animal kingdom.

A new study proposes that the secret to how pigeons navigate long distances, a capability used for centuries, might be found in their liver.

The rainy season has commenced in Japan's Kanto-Koshin region, which includes the Tokyo metropolitan area, and central Japan. The timing is reported to be approximately the same as the average year.

The Forest Department has launched a clean-up drive in Lawachhara, aiming to improve the environmental conditions of the area.

Residents in a Georgia neighborhood are facing a significant garbage pile-up after a trash compactor broke down. One resident claimed the community has not held an HOA meeting in over a decade.

A fire, named the Friars Fire, was reported in the 9000 Block of Friars Road in Mission Valley, San Diego, on Saturday, with initial details and photos emerging.

The monsoon season has made an early arrival in Goa and has also advanced into parts of Maharashtra. This marks an earlier-than-expected onset of the rainy season for these regions.

The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has issued a heatwave warning for various parts of the country, expected to last from June 7 to June 12.

Villages in Nagaland, India, are actively engaged in efforts to protect pangolins, highlighting the crucial role these animals play in the ecosystem.

An article from India discusses the alarming decline in sparrow populations, reflecting broader environmental concerns. It questions whether conservation efforts can bring back the once-common bird.

The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning for strong winds expected to lash the UK's south coast, with forecasters warning of potential disruption from strong gusts.

Experts in Hungary have found an exceptionally large white-tailed eagle's nest in the Tisza floodplain, measuring over two meters in diameter and up to five meters high, setting a new European standard.

Greece is expecting mostly clear weather with temperatures reaching up to 33°C in Thessaly, accompanied by local afternoon showers in mountainous areas.

Recent images and videos suggest Attabad Lake in Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, has significantly shrunk. However, the phenomenon is attributed to heavy silt and sedimentation encroaching on the water body, rather than the lake drying up.

Taal Volcano in Batangas province, Philippines, generated a minor phreatomagmatic eruption on Friday afternoon, June 5, according to the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs).

The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) announced the temporary suspension of heat index forecasts starting June 5, 2026, coinciding with the onset of the rainy season.

The summer rainy season is anticipated in Puerto Vallarta and the Banderas Bay region, bringing a significant and beautiful change to the area.

Costa Rica has been placed under a nationwide green alert by the National Emergency Commission (CNE) as authorities warn of increased heavy rains. Saturated soils are raising the risk of flooding and landslides across several regions of the country.

A new report by Istat indicates that Italian regional capitals experienced an average of 114 days per year with temperatures above 25°C in the 2006-2023 period, a significant increase from 101 days in the 1981-2010 period.

A bent-toed gecko species has been spotted in Assam for the first time, marking a new discovery for the region's biodiversity.

A new study documents instances of playful dolphins, like Manoliño, approaching people, an unusual behavior attributed to loneliness. This interaction poses potential dangers to both the cetaceans' welfare and human safety.

Four curlew chicks have hatched from eggs that were saved from a wildfire. The chicks are currently being cared for until they are strong enough to be released.

A large wolf pack has been recorded for the first time in the Altay forests, indicating a recovery of the local ecosystem.

Mangrove forests worldwide are demonstrating significant signs of recovery and healing after enduring decades of human destruction, offering good news for coastal communities and the climate.

Wildlife specialists successfully rescued an injured jaguar caught in a boar snare near the capital of Tamaulipas, Mexico, where only an estimated 54 of the big cats remain in the wild.

A new study has found that record May temperatures experienced in Ireland could not have occurred without the influence of climate change.

Pre-monsoon showers have drenched the twin cities, with rainfall beginning around 6 AM and continuing intermittently throughout the day. The downpour brought relief from the heat.

A new development allows Indians to place bets on monsoon predictions, while meteorologists emphasize the increasing importance of heatwave monitoring across the country.

A magnitude 5.0 earthquake rattled Costa Rica's Osa Peninsula, affecting communities in the Puntarenas area, but no injuries or structural damage were reported.

A rare falcon has been sighted in the north Louth region of Ireland, drawing attention from environmental enthusiasts.

New research indicates there is no evidence of an urban-rural divide in attitudes towards climate change, though concerns in one setting are often underestimated by those in the other.

Agency reports have controversially labeled a river in an Irish national park as one of the country's worst, with officials claiming the reports are "very misleading" and have unfairly targeted downstream waterways.

A birdwatcher in western Estonia reported a rare sighting of a vulture this week, according to local reports.

The Onkalo spent nuclear fuel repository in Finland is highlighted as the world's first permanent deep geological repository for high-level radioactive waste. It is designed to safely store nuclear waste for 100,000 years, ensuring its isolation from the environment.

Researchers have identified a new species of wild ginger, Alpinia lenggongensis, in Lenggong, Perak, Malaysia. This discovery highlights the rich biodiversity of the region.

Scientists have discovered fossils indicating that gigantic scorpions with formidable pincers once lived in England and Wales. These semi-aquatic creatures emerged well before the evolution of trees.

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) has urged resort owners and occupants along the coastline of Siquijor province to comply with foreshore regulations and legal easement requirements.

A new five-year National Pollinator Plan is deemed crucial for halting the decline of bee populations in Ireland, which are severely threatened by habitat loss.

Vietnam’s first tropical depression of 2026 has developed in the East Sea, internationally known as the South China Sea, marking the official start of this year’s storm season.

New research commissioned by the African Forest Forum (AFF) indicates that traditional and indigenous knowledge systems are crucial for safeguarding Africa's forests, enhancing food security, and bolstering rural livelihoods across the continent.

A juvenile Brahminy Kite eagle was rescued in Liloy town, Zamboanga del Norte, Philippines, after a concerned resident reported the distressed bird to environmental authorities.

A report reveals that nearly 6,000 greyhounds born in Ireland in 2021 and 2022, previously involved in racing, have died. The total number of greyhounds born in those two years was 11,618 and 10,845 respectively.

The government has extended funding for a vessel dedicated to continuing the mapping of the seabed. This extension ensures the ongoing collection of crucial marine data.

The Forestry Commission in Ghana has launched its 'Trees for Life' program in the Ashanti region, with a goal to plant 3 million trees to restore degraded forest lands.

Water voles have been confirmed to have returned to the Batford Springs reserve, marking their presence after an absence of four decades.

Divčibare forests are threatened by climate change, summer fires, but also by increasingly massive construction. While experts and environmental activists point to the endangerment of the forests

Palaeontologist Prof. Stephen Brusatte's new book, 'The Story of Birds,' traces the evolution of birds, the only dinosaur group that survived the asteroid impact 66 million years ago.

The weather office predicts that the Delhi-NCR region in India will experience additional rainfall.

A new study utilizing satellite imagery has found that mangrove forests worldwide are now growing, reversing decades of decline caused by human development and extreme weather.

An article from Express Tribune highlights the severe consequences stemming from a lack of public understanding and knowledge regarding climate change.

Experts highlight the crucial importance of protecting the ocean for climate, jobs, and the planet's future, especially as the world faces rising temperatures and environmental pressures.

Iran is reportedly developing a national document aimed at addressing the issue of land subsidence. This initiative is on the agenda to tackle the environmental challenge within the country.

An Italian study has found antibiotic resistance genes to be prevalent across the world's oceans, highlighting a significant environmental and public health concern.

An incoming solar storm is predicted to interact with Earth's magnetic field on June 8, potentially creating vivid auroras in high-latitude regions. There is speculation whether India might witness the Northern Lights again.

A new study has revealed that bumblebees possess the ability to solve complex problems even without prior training, showcasing their advanced cognitive capabilities.

Greece's National Meteorological Service has issued weather alerts for Monday, forecasting strong northerly meltemi winds up to 6 Beaufort across the Aegean and a risk of afternoon thunderstorms and hail in western and northern mainland mountain areas.

Ireland is expected to experience below-average temperatures this week, though the country could see highs of 20 degrees Celsius by Friday.

The price gap between diesel and petrol in Ireland has narrowed to just 4 cents, with diesel falling for the second consecutive month while petrol prices climbed.

An article analyzes whether Bloom Energy Corporation (BE) is a good stock investment, providing insights for potential buyers.

A strong Northern Lights alert has been issued for 20 U.S. states for Monday, following a Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) strike. The event is expected to offer significant aurora borealis viewing opportunities.

Scientists warn that sand, the world's second most exploited natural resource after water, is being overexploited, threatening ecosystems and livelihoods globally due to rising demand.

The Hong Kong Observatory has issued an amber rainstorm warning signal, indicating widespread heavy rain and intense gusts. The city is experiencing a rainy weekend with thundery showers.

A significant millipede infestation alarming residents on Wellington's south coast has prompted fresh research. Experts suggest similar outbreaks may have affected New Zealand as early as the 1940s.

A severe thunderstorm with a powerful low-level spin was detected moving northwest over Excelsior, Arkansas, prompting a tornado warning for Sebastian County.

Severe storms are expected to impact a wide region, prompting alerts for tens of millions of people. Residents are advised to prepare for potential hazardous weather conditions.

A large vegetation fire, named the Saratoga Fire, has erupted in Saratoga Springs, Utah. Smoke from the blaze is reportedly visible from Eagle Mountain, prompting concerns.

Taal Volcano in Batangas, Philippines, experienced a short-lived phreatomagmatic eruption on Saturday, June 6. This marks the third eruptive event recorded at the volcano in June.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has shared its monsoon prediction for the Delhi and NCR region. This forecast comes amidst rising temperatures and recent thunderstorms, following a delayed start to the monsoon season in Kerala.

Thousands of pink sea cucumbers appeared on a beach in Rayong, Thailand, on Saturday. Authorities stated this is a rare natural phenomenon that poses no threat to the marine ecosystem.

A total solar eclipse is expected to occur this summer, offering a rare celestial event for observers.

A decade after a massive die-off nearly wiped out sea star populations along the West Coast, biologists are observing a surprising comeback with a significant 'baby boom'.

A new study, supported by NASA, has shed light on the mechanisms by which Earth acquired the essential ingredients necessary for the emergence of life. The research provides insights into the planet's early chemical evolution.

A rare Caracal, often referred to as the "ghost of the grasslands," has been sighted in Madhya Pradesh's Kuno National Park during a camera-trap survey, marking its first appearance in the area in decades.

Researchers and the State Forest Management Center in Estonia are collaborating on a tree breeding program designed to cultivate tougher and more rapidly growing trees for the nation's future forests.

The Rees Valley near Glenorchy, New Zealand, has become home to the largest wild population of the threatened takahē bird species outside its original Fiordland habitat, thanks to years of predator control and trapping efforts.

Open from March, the brand's first outpost in Japan stays true to its sustainable roots.

The Bangladesh Meteorological Department has predicted a likely increase in rainfall over the next five days, according to a report from The Daily Star.

An annual tarpon fishing tournament held off Sanibel and Captiva islands in the Gulf of Mexico attracted a record number of teams and anglers, raising $226,000 for conservation efforts.

An article from The Daily Star discusses the disproportionate impact of environmental changes on different populations, advocating for a more equitable approach to environmental policy and action.

New prognoses warn of a powerful El Niño phenomenon on its way, predicted to intensify and spread globally with devastating speed, though it is unlikely to directly affect Estonia's summer weather.

Deutsche Welle's environment desk publishes a weekly feature highlighting positive developments and 'wins' related to the state of the planet, aiming to showcase good news in environmental efforts.

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) predicts the monsoon will arrive in Delhi and surrounding regions, including Noida, Gurugram, Ghaziabad, Punjab, and Haryana, between June 25 and June 30.

The Daily Star covers topics related to Environment Day, likely focusing on environmental issues or awareness.

This week's collection of the best wildlife photographs features a variety of animals from around the world, including a lazy sea lion, baby ospreys, and rare lemur quads.

The Pakistan Environment Protection Agency (Pak-EPA) found significant quantities of hazardous materials, including discarded syringes, hospital waste, and plastic items, during a clean-up drive on the shores of Rawal Lake.

State Highway 35 on New Zealand's East Cape is scheduled to close overnight from Friday evening until Saturday morning in anticipation of heavy rain.

Mangrove forests globally are demonstrating significant signs of recovery and healing after enduring decades of human destruction. This recovery indicates a positive trend for these vital ecosystems.

Three mule deer have been captured on camera using a $20 million wildlife bridge in Siskiyou County, California, even though the structure is not yet fully completed, marking a successful early use.

On World Environment Day, initiatives to tackle bird-window collisions through citizen science and industry outreach are being highlighted, aiming to protect avian populations.

The aurora borealis may be visible in several US states, offering residents a chance to witness the celestial phenomenon.

A sudden storm hit the Delhi-National Capital Region, causing widespread waterlogging and uprooting trees, following days of intense heat in the area.

Firefighters are battling a blaze in the Pentakomo area of Limassol, Cyprus, which has burned approximately six acres of dry grass, wild vegetation, trees, and refuse.

Inland Fisheries Ireland is continuing its investigation into a significant fish kill on the River Glyde near Tallanstown in County Louth, with estimates now indicating more than 20,000 fish have died in the incident.

Taal Volcano in the Philippines experienced a minor phreatomagmatic eruption, leading to an increase in sulfur dioxide emissions. Despite the activity, the alert level for the volcano remains at 1.

A Turkish expedition team in Antarctica, including Professor Ersan Başar, has issued a warning about the accelerating rate of ice melt in the region, highlighting its environmental implications.

The Philippine state weather bureau, Pagasa, announced that a low pressure area (LPA) currently outside the Philippine area of responsibility (PAR) has a significant chance of developing into a tropical cyclone within the next 24 hours.

Eight shark species have been recorded in Greek waters this year, with stable sighting frequencies and no fatal attacks since 1981. Marine biologists report that Mediterranean shark populations are collapsing, despite their historical presence in Greek seas.

A trust has announced the birth of rare lemur quadruplets, an event that occurs in fewer than 6% of births worldwide.

Environmental advocates are calling for a massive rehabilitation of the Rio Grande de Mindanao, the Philippines' second-largest river system, to combat its ecological decline due to pollution and unchecked waste disposal.

Researchers from Galway and Oxford are inviting the public to participate in the 'Great Big All-Ireland Hedgehog Count' to gather crucial data on the country's hedgehog population.

New Zealand's Department of Conservation (DOC) is searching for the person responsible for intentionally shooting a young kea, an endangered parrot, in Motupipi, near Tākaka in Golden Bay.

Researchers are warning of a potential record-breaking year for grey whale strandings in British Columbia, as two more emaciated whales have washed ashore, prompting concerns about their health and environment.

Inland Fisheries Ireland has launched an investigation into a "significant" fish kill that occurred in the River Glyde near Tallanstown in County Louth. A "definite line of inquiry" is being pursued regarding the incident.

An Indonesian parrot, previously seen only once in a century, has been sighted again in a mountain forest, marking a significant event for biodiversity conservation.

Wellington, New Zealand, has lifted its state of emergency, allowing residents to return home after severe weather brought 11-meter waves and high winds. However, locals are warned of continued risks during upcoming high tides, despite being cleared to go home.

An article explains the exact date, scientific principles, and cultural significance behind the summer solstice in 2026, marking the longest day of the year.

Regional differences in population change are large. In three provinces, the populations have remained the same or even grown.

Exploration of the deep ocean continues to uncover wondrous new lifeforms, but scientists warn that the increasing momentum of underwater mining risks destroying one of Earth's last great wildernesses.

The Wairarapa coast in New Zealand experienced massive waves and wind gusts up to 137km/h, with large waves sweeping into Ngawi's normally sheltered bay.

A new study has revealed that bumblebees possess the ability to solve complex problems spontaneously, a cognitive ability usually associated with large-brained vertebrates, even without prior training.

Residents in Leitrim, Ireland, are experiencing issues with their water supply following an operational problem at a local water treatment plant. Uisce Éireann is working to address the disruption.

Forecasters predict a return to sunny and warm conditions across the UK this weekend, with temperatures expected to reach up to 29C after a week of rain.

Many African cities experience annual flooding, leading to significant damage, with experts pointing to human habits as a key factor in exacerbating these events.

San Carlos Lake in Arizona has been indefinitely closed to visitors after its entire fish population died, attributed by wildlife officials to drought conditions and water released from a dam.

A fact-check confirmed that temperatures in Naran, Pakistan, did not reach 30°C in May, but an automatic weather station recorded a maximum of 27.2°C on May 19, indicating an alarming environmental situation.

A 400-year-old ocean secret, predating modern conservation efforts, is revealed to have effectively protected fish populations. This ancient method highlights historical ecological practices.

Uisce Éireann is working to restore water supplies to a community in north Longford, Ireland, where homes have been without water for five days.

The Delhi Bird Atlas was released on June 5, highlighting that Delhi ranks second among global capitals in terms of bird diversity. This new atlas provides comprehensive data on the city's avian population.

Volunteers in South Kerry, Ireland, have opened a new pontoon designed to be of critical importance during emergency situations.

A new active fault line has been discovered near Auckland, New Zealand, with scientists warning it could generate a magnitude-6.8 earthquake, potentially changing the perception of seismic risk in the country's largest city.

Iceland's national weather service has predicted a mixed day, with rain and drizzle expected in the eastern parts of the country.

A search for a 73-year-old man missing in the northern Veluwe, Netherlands, was suspended Saturday night. Authorities halted the search after wolves were spotted in the area near Epe, Gelderland.

A new report indicates that the Earth's rotation is decelerating at a rate not seen in 3.6 million years. This phenomenon has potential implications for geological and environmental processes.

Gujarat Forest Minister Arjun Modhwadia stated that 8 Asiatic lion cubs at Gir died due to heat, not infection. He also mentioned that 12 of 17 ill lions have recovered and been released.

An article explores a significant discovery made by the India Meteorological Department in the 1920s, detailing how it fundamentally altered the approach to monsoon predictions and improved accuracy over time.

The Pollution Control Department (PCD) reported that arsenic and lead levels exceeding surface-water standards were detected at three monitoring locations within Saraburi's canal network in Thailand.

Federal and state officials are expressing concern over a New World screwworm fly infestation, which, if left untreated, can be fatal to animals. They emphasize that the larvae do not infest meat or fruit.

Iran is currently observing its National Environment Week, an initiative focused on environmental awareness and conservation efforts across the country.

Plans aimed at protecting a Wexford village from future flooding incidents will be unveiled at a public meeting scheduled for late June.

A magnitude 5.4 earthquake struck a town in Albay, Philippines, on Friday evening, according to Phivolcs. The tremor caused minor damage in the region.

This summer promises a series of impressive astronomical events, including a lunar eclipse and one of the year's best meteor showers, offering numerous sights for stargazers.

Ireland is expecting a chance of thunderstorms in the coming days, with rain and drizzle forecast to continue into Saturday afternoon.

More than 100 tonnes of stone are being transported by helicopter to Helvellyn as part of the first significant mountain path repair work since the 1980s.

The population of the endangered Nilgiri Tahr, a mountain goat species, has increased to 1,364 in Tamil Nadu, marking a 4.68% rise.

Residents of a Delta community in Nigeria are facing severe erosion, with homes becoming inaccessible and requiring makeshift bridges. They are appealing for swift intervention to address the dire situation.

A report highlights several positive developments in environmental conservation, including improvements for seahorse populations and the revitalization of 'ghost villages', offering a counter-narrative to predominantly negative environmental news.

Scientists have discovered a new species of 4-winged dinosaur in China, a finding that is expected to shed new light on the evolutionary origins of flight.

Gujarat forest minister Arjun Modhwadia announced that tests have ruled out canine distemper virus and Babesia as the cause of death for eight lions, including six cubs, in Gir.

The Northern Lights, or Aurora Borealis, are forecast to be visible again tonight in certain regions. This article provides details on where the celestial phenomenon can be observed.

A pilot in Kerry, Ireland, is undertaking efforts to conserve an endangered plant species that has not been observed in over 10 years, highlighting local conservation initiatives.

India has officially added its 100th Ramsar site, marking a significant milestone in wetland conservation efforts. The designation highlights the importance of these ecosystems.

Met Éireann forecasts a continued cool and wet start to June for Ireland. Climate scientists are exploring a new theory regarding a "cold blob" in the North Atlantic, which is cooling while global temperatures rise.

Large numbers of painted lady butterflies, a migrant insect species, have been observed along Britain's east coast, attributed to a recent heatwave and favorable southerly winds.

The day after the monsoon's onset, heavy rainfall and hailstorms are likely to prevail across various regions of India. Authorities are advising caution due to the severe weather.

Three beaches in Louth, Ireland, have successfully retained their Blue Flag status, coinciding with the start of the lifeguard season in the area.

An article from the Indian Express advocates for a broader discussion on environmental issues in observance of World Environment Day.

The European weather agency has announced that El Nino has set in, with Pacific Ocean temperatures exceeding the 0.5°C threshold in May. This development is anticipated to impact global weather patterns, including the Indian monsoon.

Officials in Georgia are urging residents to kill the Argentine black and white tegu, an invasive species of giant lizard that preys on native wildlife and reproduces rapidly, posing a significant threat to the state's ecosystem.

Costa Rica is increasing its use of coral gardening, an underwater nursery technique, to restore damaged marine ecosystems along its Pacific coast.

A new report details one company's efforts to mine the ocean floor for valuable minerals, highlighting the growing interest in deep-sea resource extraction and its environmental implications.

A new report by WWF-Pakistan indicates that urbanization is a significant factor driving rising temperatures, a phenomenon particularly evident at night. The report emphasizes the impact on local climate.

Parts of Metro Manila and other areas in Luzon are expected to experience light to moderate rains, with occasional heavy rainfall, on Thursday afternoon due to the southwest monsoon or habagat.

The Cyprus fire brigade chief, Nikos Longinos, has called on the public to exercise caution and avoid activities that could cause fires as the country prepares for its peak summer firefighting season.

The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) predicts a week of rain and thunderstorms for Kolkata.

An analysis compares the stock performance of SLB N.V. with other companies in the energy sector, evaluating its market position and financial trends.

Ireland recorded exceptionally high temperatures last month, with the previous May temperature record exceeded by over 2 degrees Celsius. All mean air temperatures across the country were above their long-term average for the month.

Met Éireann has forecast continued poor weather for Ireland, with heavy showers expected to persist into the middle of next week, following earlier predictions of thunderstorms and cooler conditions.

A tiny rusty-spotted cat at The Big Cat Sanctuary in Smarden is set to join a breeding scheme and receive new enclosures.

Public Works Secretary Vince Dizon has pledged year-round dredging and desilting operations for the Pinacanauan-Cagayan river confluence in Tuguegarao City, Cagayan, to address environmental concerns.

Heavy rain watches and warnings have been issued for Taranaki, Horowhenua, Kāpiti, and Wellington regions on New Zealand's North Island, marking a rainy start to winter.

Air radiation levels in approximately 70% of Fukushima have decreased to the national average, with notable improvements in building lots and agricultural sites.

The Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) has predicted mixed weather conditions, including thunderstorms and rain, across Ghana from June 3 to June 5, 2026, with occasional sunny intervals in different ecological zones.

In the Ethiopian city of Harar, hyenas are reportedly consuming thousands of tonnes of urban waste, providing an unexpected and natural solution to the city's sanitation challenges.

The Ga East Municipal Assembly has initiated a demolition exercise targeting structures built in waterways and drainage reservations. This action is part of broader efforts to mitigate flooding and safeguard lives and property during the rainy season.