The latest environment stories, compared across every source.
Two pilots were killed when their helicopter crashed while battling a wildfire in Utah. Tributes are pouring in for the pilot and crew member who died in the line of duty.
The forecast for the solar eclipse day in Iceland shows slightly better prospects, with meteorologists now seeing some possibility of breaks in the cloud cover, particularly in the Westfjords and during the evening.
The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has suspended the operation of small vessels in parts of Southern Leyte due to rough sea conditions caused by the typhoon-enhanced southwest monsoon, or 'habagat'.
A significant wildfire erupted and spread through the Herperduin nature area in the municipality of Oss, Netherlands, on Sunday morning.
Scientists are employing techniques like electrofishing and DNA sampling to identify the creatures inhabiting rivers, from mottled sculpins to mayfly nymphs, emphasizing the importance of understanding local underwater ecosystems.
Overnight downpours in Nakhon Phanom, a northeastern border province of Thailand, have led to submerged roads and inundated homes and businesses, prompting emergency drainage operations.
Residents, nature wardens, and experts in Dunwich are assessing the damage to the heathland caused by recent fires, with the climate crisis being a primary concern as they consider restoration efforts.
A gardener in Sydney has been fined nearly $200,000 for illegally removing 287 trees to improve water views from a harbourside mansion, an act described as 'environmental vandalism'.
Scientists are reporting signs of recovery in Florida's Indian River Lagoon after decades of environmental decline, with efforts focused on restoring critical habitats and reintroducing clams.
Engineered concrete cubes are being deployed in Britain's North Sea as part of a project to restore native oyster populations, providing a stable foundation and habitat to rebuild a collapsed ecosystem.
For a dedicated group of enthusiasts, total solar eclipses are not just a rare event but a deep passion, leading them to travel the world to witness these celestial phenomena.
Satellite imagery reveals significant changes to the Irish landscape before and after a recent heatwave, illustrating the visual effects of the drought on specific areas.
New research simulating a 7.5 magnitude earthquake in Wellington, New Zealand, indicates that 80% of road travel out of the city would be impossible, with some areas cut off for months.
Australia is identified as a global hotspot for species extinction, facing an alarming rate of biodiversity loss. Despite the grim outlook, one particular animal offers a potential sign of hope for conservation efforts.
Scientists in Florida are intensifying efforts to protect vulnerable coral reefs from rising ocean temperatures, particularly as El Niño conditions exacerbate marine heat waves.
A red rainfall warning was raised over parts of Zambales and Tarlac, with other areas including the National Capital Region under an orange warning, due to the ongoing effects of the southwest monsoon or 'habagat' in the Philippines.
A national park in Indonesia has been closed due to a wildfire that has burned 435 acres, though no injuries or property destruction have been reported.
Estonia's warming bodies of water are creating favorable conditions for heat-loving fish parasites, posing a serious threat to cold-water salmonid populations despite many parasites historically coexisting with fish.
An article discusses the lack of clear accountability regarding wildfires, suggesting a broader issue beyond specific incidents.
A resident in the UK expresses resignation regarding coastal erosion, stating that nature's forces are unstoppable. The article highlights the ongoing environmental challenge of land loss along coastlines.
A partial solar eclipse is anticipated next week, with Ireland preparing for a 'special' viewing and parts of 26 US states also expecting to witness the event.
A massive vegetation fire, dubbed the Double Spring Fire, was reported near Gardnerville in Douglas County, Nevada, on August 8, prompting evacuations as scary videos emerged.
Class and work suspensions have been announced for Monday, August 10. The declaration impacts various areas, leading to a halt in educational and professional activities.
Residents in Baguio City and Benguet province experienced widespread power outages starting Sunday midnight, likely caused by strong winds that battered mountain communities.
Heavy rain warnings have been issued for New Zealand's Eastern Bay of Plenty and Northland regions, with an orange heavy rain warning in place from Sunday afternoon.
Thousands of fawns are reportedly being killed during the annual mowing season, highlighting a significant wildlife conservation issue related to agricultural practices.
Many houseboat owners in the Netherlands are experiencing damage and unpleasant odors as prolonged drought conditions have left their vessels skewed and aground on lake and river bottoms.
Hundreds of volunteers have gathered at Spain’s Fuente de Piedra lake to begin the annual flamingo-ringing initiative. Since 1984, over 200,000 flamingo chicks have hatched at the nature reserve.
Heavy 'habagat' rains have affected 3,640 families across Rizal, Cavite, and Batangas, with 143 families specifically evacuated in Batangas City due to the severe weather.
Scientists are deploying sharks fitted with sensors to gather data that could enhance the accuracy of hurricane forecasts. This innovative approach aims to provide better insights into ocean conditions affecting storm development.
A tiny primate from Madagascar has been identified as the only animal known to both hibernate and dream, revealing unique biological characteristics.
Heavy rains and flooding brought by the southwest monsoon (habagat) have affected at least 3,388 individuals in Oriental Mindoro, Philippines.
Greece is expecting temperatures up to 39°C today, accompanied by 7 Beaufort northerly winds in the Aegean Sea, with isolated showers over the mainland and thunderstorms in the north, and a slight drop in temperatures on Monday.
The La Mesa Dam in Quezon City, Philippines, is approaching its spilling level due to continuous rains brought by the Southwest Monsoon, locally known as 'habagat'.
A new study on Ulong Island in Palau provides experimental evidence that removing invasive rats to restore seabird populations can lead to a 183% jump in fish biomass and help nearby coral reefs recover within a year.
Delhi-NCR has received significant rainfall, with the city crossing its monthly August average in the first eight days of the month, following a brief respite from continuous showers.
The Indian state of Odisha is planning its next tiger translocation, following previous efforts to reintroduce tigers into new habitats.
Reports indicate a rise in attacks by wolves on farm animals, highlighting growing concerns for livestock owners.
Union Science Minister Jitendra Singh dedicated the CSIR-NBRI eco-educational hub in Lucknow, a new facility focused on environmental education and biodiversity conservation, featuring a heritage trail.
