Local authorities in San Felipe, Zambales, have issued a warning to beachgoers after several jellyfish were sighted along the coastline on Holy Thursday. Tourists continue to flock to the area's beaches.
A powerful 7.4-magnitude earthquake struck Eastern Indonesia, centered near Ternate, causing at least one fatality. Tsunami warnings for Southeast Asia and Japan were initially issued but have since been lifted.
Various car selling platforms have reported a sharp increase in consumer interest for EVs since the Middle East crisis began.
Gardens are offering refuge for hedgehogs from habitat loss, pesticides, and cars, but strimmers and dogs pose deadly threats, making conservation efforts critical as their numbers decline.
Australian state triggers emergency powers amid Middle East fuel crisis The Straits Times
India is facing a gas shortage, leading to increased reliance on coal-based power, which raises concerns about potential solar energy curtailment during the summer months.
Cyprus began Thursday with overcast skies, rain, and isolated thunderstorms, with some areas experiencing prolonged or intense conditions. A gradual improvement is expected through the morning, leading to significant clearing by midday.
A fresh spell of heavy, intermittent rain, strong winds, thunder, and hail has caused widespread havoc across more than 30 districts in Balochistan, Pakistan, leading to flood-like situations.
Chinese oil firms are reportedly taking measures to enhance the nation's energy security, as reported by China Daily.
Japanese women are increasingly contributing to the growth of the agriculture sector, challenging traditional gender roles and fostering a more flexible division of labor.
An article from The Daily Star covers general environmental topics, without focusing on a specific event or incident.
A new study indicates that plastic emissions have reached 222 grams per person, uncovering a previously hidden impact on soil health.
Steeper gas discounts in West Texas are noted as an outlier within the broader energy markets, reflecting unique regional dynamics.
Major Australian LNG plants have suffered outages as a cyclone hit the region, impacting energy production and supply.
Yellow weather warnings for wind have been issued across the UK for the upcoming Easter bank holiday weekend, as forecasters reveal the expected conditions.
Slovakia marks 20 years since the Danube broke its banks in 2006, particularly impacting Nádszeg (Trstice) in the Galanta District, which was surrounded by the Little Danube and Feketevíz stream.
Potato farmers are facing a massive surplus as the widespread use of weight-loss medications reduces food demand, putting millions of pounds of potatoes at risk of spoiling.
Europe is entering a new era of Battery Energy Storage System (BESS) optimization, focusing on addressing the challenge of hidden idle assets to maximize efficiency.
A roundup of market talk provides insights and commentary on the latest developments within the energy and utilities sectors.
Specialists from Burabay National Park in Kazakhstan announced a strict prohibition on feeding wild swans, issuing the warning on April 1, which marks International Bird Day.
The Trump administration is reportedly planning to remove bike lanes in Washington D.C. that have been credited with significantly reducing injuries by 91 percent, sparking controversy over transportation policy.
Bangladesh has initiated a campaign to combat illegal encroachment on footpaths, aiming to reclaim public spaces and improve urban mobility.
Three years after the Akosombo Dam spillage in September-October 2023 devastated communities in Ghana's Tongu enclave, victims are still waiting for assistance, prompting a local chief to plead for help.
Makro-Lotus’s, under CP AXTRA, is solidifying its role as Thailand’s leading hub for Geographical Indication (GI) products, collaborating with the Department of Intellectual Property to foster a sustainable grassroots economy.
Met Éireann has forecast a wet and windy Easter weekend for Ireland, with temperatures expected to drop below freezing in some regions. The 'mobile Atlantic regime' will bring rain, strong winds, and a chance of wintry showers.
The infrastructure minister in the Netherlands has not yet approved two research projects investigating the health impact of steel slag, despite ongoing public health concerns.
An exotic mosquito warning has been issued for Auckland city centre, prompting the deployment of traps to monitor and control the invasive species.
Baby spotted seals have been born at an aquarium in Hokkaido, Japan, delighting visitors and staff.
BAT Korea Manufacturing is demonstrating how its ESG initiatives are moving beyond one-off charitable acts to sustained, community-focused actions at its plant in Sacheon, South Gyeongsang Province.
Sri Lanka is experiencing warmer temperatures, attributed by the Meteorological Department to increased radiation and a lack of wind.
More than 74 hectares of degraded forestlands in San Marcelino and Subic towns in Zambales, Philippines, are slated for rehabilitation under a new five-year partnership between the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and local communities.
Abu Dhabi Police have issued a warning to motorists during UAE rains, advising them not to park under bridges or in tunnels to ensure safety.
China is doubling down on mega chemical plants to secure the “industrial gold” needed for its green technology and to scale the coal-based production of chemicals whose global supply is stalled by…
Dhaka, Bangladesh, was reported as the fourth most polluted city in the world on Wednesday morning, highlighting ongoing air quality challenges.
Discussions are underway to re-evaluate and potentially reformulate approaches to ocean protection, exploring diverse strategies to achieve conservation goals.
Cyprus is preparing for deteriorating weather conditions on Wednesday, with scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms expected, particularly in the west and mountains, alongside gale-force winds and potential African dust.
South China is bracing for a series of fresh storms, with authorities issuing warnings and preparing for potential impacts.
A year after the Putra Heights gas pipeline explosion, a safety review has been urged, with the blast still vivid in firefighters' memories, highlighting ongoing concerns about industrial safety.
The Trump administration has exempted Gulf of Mexico oil drillers from endangered species protections, citing US energy competitiveness amid the ongoing war on Iran. Critics warn that this move, part of broader anti-environmental policies and a reliance on fossil fuels, demonstrates dangerous volatility and risks rare species.
Researchers in Canberra warn that Australia's superb fairywren could become extinct within decades, with climate change impacts already affecting bird populations in botanic gardens.
The Indian Centre has released ₹1,561.53 crore to five states, resuming funding for the revamped Jal Jeevan Mission which aims to connect 194 million rural households with tap water.
A forum in The Straits Times advocates for recognizing UV exposure as a significant hazard in the workplace.
The Turkish Cypriot 'foreign ministry' has voiced strong disapproval regarding a recent natural gas development agreement signed between the governments of Cyprus and Egypt.
Attribution science is increasingly being utilized as a crucial tool in climate-related legal battles. This scientific method helps link specific weather events to climate change.
According to Energy Aspects, the global oil markets are currently undergoing a significant structural shift, indicating fundamental changes in their dynamics.
Thousands of passengers have flocked to Philippine transport hubs for Holy Week, with many opting for buses over cars to save on fuel. The rush has caused disruptions, including some parents missing their son's graduation.
An unprecedented complaint led to the discovery of an illegal animal farm, including chickens and goats, being kept in squalid conditions on the rooftop of an apartment building in Ampelokipi, Athens.
The current energy shock, characterized by an LNG crunch, is leading to a renewed interest in coal, signaling a potential setback for efforts to transition away from the world's dirtiest fuel.
The Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) has issued a weather alert, warning of thunderstorms and potential flooding across several parts of the country.
A CAG audit report found that 54% of Odisha’s Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups (PVTGs) are excluded from welfare schemes, also highlighting the failure of MGNREGS to provide 100 days of work to 90% of households.
The Lake Onslow pumped hydro scheme, a multi-billion dollar 'mega battery' project in New Zealand, has been approved for fast-tracking by the same government that had previously cancelled it.
Look: Residents step out with umbrellas as light rains return to UAE this week Khaleej Times
Avalanches have resulted in 15 fatalities across Switzerland during the current winter season.
Storm 'Erminio' is bringing strong rains, thunderstorms, hail, and winds across Greece, with red-level warnings issued for Athens and other regions, putting millions on flood alert and prompting discussions about potential school closures in Attica.
New research projects the Olifants River in the Kruger National Park could reach daily water temperatures of 42–44°C by the end of the century under a high-emissions scenario, putting fish,…
Marine scientists have identified more than 110 new species of fish and invertebrates, including brittlestars, sea anemones, and a catshark, during a deepwater expedition off the Queensland coast in the Coral Sea.
The ongoing conflict, now described as a widening war, continues to drive up global oil and fuel prices, leading to an 'energy shock' and exposing vulnerabilities due to threats to critical arteries like the Strait of Hormuz. This has prompted import-dependent economies like India to consider their solar potential as a national security asset, while an ex-US energy official warned of further market shocks and potential demand destruction.
The fat-tailed dunnart, a mouse-sized marsupial native to Australia's arid scrublands, is being studied as a potential key to saving some of the continent's most endangered species.
The French environment ministry reports that extreme heat and rainfall, exacerbated by climate change, could cause structural damage to half of France's detached houses, totaling 12 million homes.
This article provides a general update on environmental topics, without specifying a particular event or issue.
An underwater supervolcano near Japan is exhibiting signs of activity for the first time in 7,300 years, raising geological interest.
Birdlife Cyprus has warned that delays in processing an appeal against ongoing works at Pentakomo port could lead to irreversible environmental damage.
Indonesia is actively promoting the implementation of a 20% ethanol blend in its fuel supply.
Mumbai is expected to receive pre-monsoon showers, but residents will not find relief from the heat, with temperatures forecast to remain around 35°C.
Environment and Climate Change Canada has discontinued its long-running Weatheradio service, reducing the ways Canadians can access weather information. This follows the closure of many provincial and territorial weather social media accounts.
The Netherlands is confronted with difficult decisions regarding its approach to climate change, as the country prepares for future impacts.
An environmental watchdog in the Philippines, EcoWaste Coalition, has reminded the public to avoid littering and harming the environment at pilgrimage sites during Holy Week, emphasizing the importance of cleanliness.
New research indicates that the loss of ice in the Barents Sea, off the northern coasts of Norway and Russia, is influencing global weather patterns and contributing to dual heatwaves experienced in Europe and eastern Asia.
A report highlights the crucial role of electrification for Britain's future success, with discussions now linking the end of the fossil fuel age and the rise of the 'electrostate' to the context of the ongoing Iran war.
Thick fog and falling rocks in the Troodos mountains of Cyprus have made driving hazardous, prompting police to urge extreme caution from drivers.
Cyprus experienced heavy rainfall and high concentrations of Saharan dust on Thursday due to Storm Erminio, a low-pressure system that moved from Sicily. The storm is expected to subside, with a gradual improvement in weather conditions throughout the day.
The European Commission has proposed to halt the cancellation of CO2 emission allowances and accumulate them in the Market Stability Reserve, aiming to stabilize ETS prices and electricity rates. This move comes as the impact of war threatens industry, prompting a relaxation of the system.
Ho Chi Minh City is evaluating a plan to offer free bus services to all residents, aiming to alleviate traffic congestion and reduce environmental pollution as part of a broader green mobility initiative.
An accident at a coal mine in North China has resulted in the deaths of four individuals, prompting investigations into the incident.
Indonesia has introduced a policy for government employees to work remotely one day a week, aiming to boost energy efficiency across the nation.
The chief of Ogasawara is expected to clarify their position on a survey for a potential nuclear waste site, amidst concerns from residents about environmental damage and reputational harm.
March saw the fastest rise in fuel prices on record in pence per litre, according to the motoring organisation.
Rainfall across Qatar peaked at 16.1mm in the Al Sadd area, as reported by the Qatar Tribune.
An article calls for Ghana to sever the supply lines supporting illegal mining, known as galamsey, which is described as an existential threat causing ecocide in the country.
A pilot project in Pakistan is set to use 'living walls' with moss for carbon absorption and a plantation drive targeting 200,000 saplings as part of an initiative to combat smog.
South Asia is facing a severe energy crisis, marked by power outages, four-day work weeks, and rapidly rising food prices, all exacerbated by the Middle East War. This comes as India's power sector continues to pursue self-reliance through increased coal production and green energy diversification in response to oil supply disruptions.
Greenpeace has accused oil companies of making 'superprofits' from the Middle East war, while oil futures posted record gains in the first quarter, raising questions about the industry's economic position during the ongoing energy crisis.
A new report highlights extreme heat as an intensifying climate and health threat across Southern Africa, exacerbating inequality and vulnerability, particularly for those least able to escape its effects.
A historian specializing in infrastructure and environmental systems in the Middle East discusses the concept of desalination being used as a 'weapon of war' within the region's conflicts.
Finland experienced its warmest March on record, with meteorologists confirming an overall average temperature of 1.1 degrees Celsius, surpassing the previous record of 0.0 degrees set in 2007, and setting new average temperature records at almost every observation station.
Scientists are issuing a warning that the increasing global population might be pushing Earth's resources and systems to a critical breaking point.
A new report explores the 'abyss aquarium' in Goa, describing it as a dazzling yet potentially dangerous world beneath the surface, offering visitors a unique underwater experience.
A massive Saharan dust storm, originating from southern Morocco and spanning over 1,300 miles, is heading towards the Canary Islands. The 'calima' event has already prompted alerts, reduced visibility, caused airport diversions and cancellations, and led to health warnings for the population.
Zimbabwe is investing in grass technology as a strategy to enhance food security across the nation.
A review of Tara Menon's debut novel, "Under Water," highlights its themes of female friendship, love, loss, and environmental fragility, set against the backdrop of the 2004 tsunami in Thailand, noting its strong portrayal of grief despite uneven storytelling.
An article argues that electric vehicles should be accessible to all individuals, regardless of their geographic location.
Relief funds are being allocated to the Thames-Coromandel and Hauraki regions of New Zealand to aid recovery efforts following recent storms.
Researchers from Japan and the U.K. have found that a transparent, government-certified system can significantly encourage more people to purchase organic food products in Japan.
A wild wolf that attacked a woman on a busy Hamburg shopping street, marking the first documented incident of its kind in decades, has been captured and temporarily placed in a wildlife sanctuary in Lower Saxony as authorities discuss its future.
Honey harvesting has begun in the Sundarbans region, but the process is overshadowed by various security concerns for the harvesters.
Organised waste crime has become a booming industry in the UK, with critics attributing the rise to a sustained ideological assault on environmental regulation that has turned the country into a 'literal dump'.
Locals in North Kerry, Ireland, express serious fears regarding the quality of water in the River Feale, a primary source of drinking water for the region, believing it to be unsafe for consumption.
Guedj Martin, a forgotten village, is suffering from a severe lack of essential infrastructure, including electricity, water, and proper facilities.
Several migratory species have been officially added to international protection lists, aiming to safeguard their populations and habitats across borders.
Vietnam is preparing for a period of thunderstorms, strong winds, and hail as the country transitions between seasons.
Kampala is implementing measures to combat household pollution, aiming to improve indoor air quality and public health within the city.
Commuters on the Kelana Jaya LRT line in Kuala Lumpur faced significant delays during the morning rush hour due to an overgrown tree disrupting the service.
Podcaster Joe Rogan has warned of a potential U.S. population collapse, attributing declining birth rates to endocrine-disrupting chemicals found in plastics and food, as well as the trend of delayed parenthood.
The plantation industry in Malaysia is reported to have strong underlying fundamentals, indicating a robust and stable sector.
Discarded 'ghost nets' are posing a significant threat to the ecosystem and tourism industry of Temenggor Lake, located within Malaysia's Royal Belum State Park.
Singapore has launched a new beverage container return scheme where consumers pay a 10-cent deposit on drinks, which can be refunded upon returning marked containers. Containers without the deposit mark are not eligible for a refund.
RH, a luxury home furnishings company, has reported that its fourth-quarter results were impacted by tariffs and adverse weather conditions, leading the company to project a decline in revenue for the first quarter.
A calm start to the Easter break will be followed by potential heavy rain to parts of the country.
Environmental advocates and media coalitions are demanding sanctions for Metropolitan, Municipal and District Chief Executives (MMDCEs) in Ghana implicated in collecting illegal levies from galamsey (illegal mining) operators. Critics are slamming the government's 'ignorance' defense regarding the scandal.
The UN food agency reports that approximately one-third of global food is wasted annually while millions face hunger, a crisis further emphasized during the International Day of Zero Waste on March 30, which warned of the dual threats of food waste and insecurity.
A remote Zen retreat in California, where participants were engaged in monthslong meditation on impermanence, encountered a real-life fire incident.
BP has appointed a new CEO, who is now starting their tenure in the latest effort to revive the embattled oil giant.
Residents in Ghana's Western Region, including those in Bondaye and Salman, are demanding government intervention and a halt to illegal mining activities, alleging unsafe and irresponsible practices by mining companies and broken promises to communities.
Senator Loren Legarda lauded Filipina women for their crucial role in community resilience during extreme weather, marking the conclusion of National Women's Month.
Researchers have found that data centers are creating 'heat islands' that warm surrounding land by up to 16 degrees, with roughly 340 million people now living within 6.2 miles of such facilities.
New regulations have come into force in England, mandating weekly food waste collections for all households across the country.
Financial analysts have identified three energy stocks as brilliant investment opportunities for long-term holding, providing specific recommendations for investors.
Solar stocks, including SolarEdge and Enphase Energy, have seen a significant surge, with analysts questioning if the current energy shock is reviving a familiar trade driven by higher crude oil prices and a renewed focus on renewables.
An analysis suggests a forgotten historical crisis provides context for today's oil shock amid Hormuz tensions, which are now also driving US gasoline prices to their highest since 2022 and threatening global food security due to rising energy and fertilizer costs.
Blazes have cloaked northern Thailand in hazardous air pollution, leading to concerns about public health and environmental impact.
New marine protection regulations in Cyprus, effective since March 20, impose penalties of up to €20,000 and one year in prison for offenses such as feeding dolphins and disturbing turtle nests.
The UAE has experienced significant rainfall and a storm system, with alerts issued as parts of the country, including Dubai, were lashed by rain, following a previous event that recorded two years' worth of rain in a single day. Dubai has shown rapid recovery from Storm Azm, clearing fallen trees and reopening beaches within 24 hours.
The Galamsey Coalition has appealed to the Ghanaian President to take more decisive action against illegal mining, known as galamsey, following a proposal by Hopeson Adorye to halt small-scale mining for one year to combat the issue.
OCP is cementing its leadership in global agriculture safety through the implementation of new cadmium guidelines, addressing concerns about soil and food contamination.
Advocates are calling for land reform efforts in Senegal to prioritize and avoid marginalizing grassroots communities, who are identified as the primary beneficiaries of such reforms.
The Daily Star newspaper has published a section dedicated to environmental news and issues.
TotalEnergies and NEO NEXT have successfully completed the merger of their respective oil and gas assets located in the United Kingdom.
The Daily Star continues to provide updates to its environment section, covering various environmental topics and news.
An Indian Express article provides practice questions for the UPSC Mains exam, covering topics such as India's climate targets for 2035 and the significance of the Artemis II mission.
Bangladesh's fuel stock was reported to be 192,919 tons as of Tuesday, according to the Dhaka Tribune.
Abu Dhabi authorities have issued a reminder about the annual ban on fishing and trading of two specific marine species, effective from April 1 to April 30.
Nationwide predicts that the UK housing market will soften if the conflict in Iran continues, citing rising mortgage and energy costs as factors that could negatively impact consumer confidence.
Critics argue that President Trump's energy policies, including attacking Iran, threatening its oil, blocking clean energy, and exempting Gulf of Mexico oil companies from endangered species protection, demonstrate a dangerous reliance on outdated fossil fuel systems, with some now accusing the White House of 'ecoterrorism' through its environmental actions.
A locally developed biofertilizer program in the Philippines, intended to cut farming costs amid rising global fertilizer prices, has reportedly failed due to an exclusivity deal, according to farmer advocates.
Oil crisis triggered by blockade of strait of Hormuz prompts emergency measures to protect supply and halt rising prices Shrinking fuel stocks and soaring prices are leading countries around the…
A reconvened inquiry is set to decide the fate of a 17-year battle over Dalradian Gold's plan to mine an estimated €30bn worth of minerals in the Sperrin Mountains, Co Tyrone. The area is known for its natural beauty.
Most of Australia is expected to have calm weather over the Easter weekend, though the Bureau of Meteorology is closely watching for the potential development of a new cyclone.
Malaysian customs officials have begun enforcing a total ban on electronic waste imports, aiming to close loopholes that have allowed illegal shipments into the country.
A report from The Daily Star highlights ongoing concerns and discussions surrounding the issue of global warming.
The unregulated marble industry in Pakistan's Mohmand district is raising significant environmental and safety concerns, as factories discharge untreated waste directly into natural waterways, obstructing flow and increasing flood risks.
Weather forecasts and air quality updates for various regions in India, including Haryana, Punjab, Jammu and Kashmir, and Uttarakhand, indicate varying conditions for April 2, 2026, ranging from warm starts to cool temperatures.
India's Supreme Court has emphasized that the nation's transition to non-fossil fuel energy is not merely a policy choice but a fundamental necessity.
China is connecting its emissions control strategies directly to its broader carbon targets, indicating a concerted effort to meet environmental goals.
A discussion has emerged regarding the complex question of who holds responsibility for ensuring safety in mountainous regions.
Rain is expected to spread across Fiji as a trough approaches the island nation, according to local forecasts.
Fishing industry stakeholders in Senegal have leveled a serious accusation against the State, claiming it is 'letting them die' amid ongoing challenges.
Singapore's new beverage container return scheme experienced a slow rollout on its first day, with many eligible drinks not yet available on shelves and some collection machines reportedly not operational.
Strong winds and a suspected tornado have hit Crete, Greece, particularly in the Ierapetra and Lasithi regions, leading to an overturned truck.
Scientists are studying bat guano in Mozambique's Gorongosa Park, revealing its crucial role in maintaining a fragile ecosystem that benefits both wildlife and local communities.
Researchers aboard the vessel Investigator have discovered more than 100 previously unknown deep-sea marine species in the Coral Sea, expanding knowledge of ocean biodiversity.
Malaysia has officially begun enforcing a total ban on the import of electronic waste, aiming to curb the influx of hazardous materials.
Singapore's National Parks Board (NParks) has issued a warning and advised caution to the public following recent crocodile sightings near Pulau Ubin.
Can life survive on Mars? Scientists use 'water bears' to test red planet habitability
Vietnam's Prime Minister has mandated the immediate construction of a crude oil storage facility at Nghi Sơn to bolster the nation's energy infrastructure.
Storm system 'Erminio' has prompted a yellow warning for rain and isolated thunderstorms in Cyprus, while Greece has issued a red alert for Attica and six other regions, anticipating heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, strong winds, and hail.
Chiang Mai continues to face dangerously high PM2.5 pollution levels, leading to health issues like nosebleeds, lawsuits, and residents considering relocation. The crisis is exacerbated by wildfires, which tragically claimed the life of a volunteer firefighter.
The failure of a polythene ban is raising alarms about a potential anthropogenic catastrophe, highlighting ongoing environmental challenges.
Prof Mzubanzi Bismark Tyobeka, NWU vice-chancellor, stated that the nuclear sector is an important economic growth driver, emphasizing its central role in long-term planning for stable power supply amidst global energy demand.
China's State Power Investment Corporation (SPIC) has initiated a strategic project to construct a one-gigawatt (GW) wind farm near Ekibastuz in Kazakhstan's Pavlodar Region, with an investment of $1.2 billion.
The Kingfisher has been designated as Latvia's bird of the year for 2020, highlighting its ecological significance in the region.
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Authorities in Mohali are taking action against illegal dhabas and unauthorized water connections as the city grapples with worsening sewer problems.
Cyclone Narelle has left a 'harrowing' trail of destruction along the Western Australian coastline, resulting in a graveyard of turtles, dolphins, and seabirds, with locals describing the impact on wildlife as devastating.
A humpback whale previously stranded off Germany's Baltic Sea coast has disappeared, leading authorities to suspend search operations after it was observed swimming towards the open sea.
Mevo, a car-sharing service praised by users as a cost-effective and climate-conscious option, has gone into voluntary administration, despite serving its customers well for years.
Pakistan's Hunza Valley is gearing up for its cherry blossom season, with apricot and apple trees also blooming, painting the northern region with vibrant colors.
Molly, a border collie, was successfully rescued after spending a week in New Zealand's remote backcountry, waiting by her injured owner. The rescue involved volunteer helicopter crew and public donations.
DawnMedia and the Climate Vulnerable Forum-Vulnerable Twenty Group of Finance Ministers (CVF-V20) Secretariat have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to accelerate climate change awareness and investment.
A fishing ban implemented on the Yangtze River is reportedly yielding notable phased results, contributing to the river's ecological recovery.
A local weather forecast has been issued for Papua New Guinea, providing updates on morning and daily conditions.
The Pacific coast state of Nayarit, Mexico, experienced unusual snowfall during Semana Santa, a rare meteorological event for the tropical region, surprising residents and visitors.
Ohio continues to experience severe weather, with damaging winds reported in Northeast Ohio, following earlier tornado warnings and forecasts for extreme conditions across the state.
A new study reveals that hundreds of plant species and birds, including the Merlin, are facing extinction in Britain, warning that the UK is approaching an ecological 'point of no return' if immediate action is not taken.
Wildfires have destroyed an area the size of Cyprus across the European Union, marking the most devastating wildfire season on record for the bloc.
A study has issued a warning about the potential risk of glacial lake outburst floods from five lakes in Kashmir, posing a threat to local buildings and bridges.
A Rio de Janeiro court has quashed a more than $3 million fine against football star Neymar, which was imposed for allegedly damaging the environment by building an artificial lake at his mansion.
A US federal committee, dubbed the 'God squad,' has exempted oil and gas drilling in the Gulf of Mexico from Endangered Species Act protections, a decision Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth justified as a matter of national security. Critics argue this move exploits a 'self-made gas crisis' and puts rare species like the Rice's whale, manatees, and sea turtles at significant risk.
The Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued an orange alert for Delhi, forecasting rain, thunderstorms, and lightning until Tuesday evening, and now warns of continued rainfall activity and thunderstorms across parts of Punjab, Haryana, Chandigarh, Delhi, west Uttar Pradesh, and west Rajasthan this week.
Reports indicate an unusual and mysterious phenomenon occurring in Lake Superior, with some describing it as 'something fishy' or 'zombies in the abyss'.
A start-up company, Gigablue, proposed a controversial marine carbon dioxide removal project in New Zealand waters, applying to deposit a thousand tonnes of particles, but its plans were rejected as amounting to marine dumping.
Gabon is actively engaged in conservation efforts to protect and ensure the survival of baby sea turtles.
A strong weather system is forecast to impact Oregon, bringing potentially severe conditions to the region.
Afghan authorities have reported that an additional 14 people have died as a result of extreme weather conditions and widespread flooding across the country.
A new episode explores the future prospects and challenges facing Australia's iron ore sector.
Ghanaian President John Dramani Mahama announced his government's intensified efforts to combat illegal mining, known as galamsey, and strengthen environmental governance, meeting with Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) on March 29 to acknowledge their crucial role in these initiatives.
Sharks, including breeding females, are being sold unchecked along Libya's coast, leading to vulnerable species spiraling toward extinction due to little enforcement and growing financial pressure on fishermen.
A forecast indicates that the Aurora Borealis, or Northern Lights, could be visible across up to 20 states from Monday to Tuesday night following an X-Class solar flare, offering a celestial spectacle.
Businesses are facing an increased risk of spring flooding due to significant snowmelt.
Concerns are rising in South-East Asia due to an increase in fire hotspots and insufficient rainfall, leading to a heightened haze alarm across the region.
Eco Wave Power has submitted its final project completion report to Shell International Exploration and Production Inc., successfully concluding its pilot program at the Port of Los Angeles. This marks a milestone for the wave energy technology.
Southern China is facing severe weather, with Guangdong hit by hail and tornadoes, while Hainan swelters in 37°C heat.
A mining blast in the Nangabad Darang area of Rustam, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan, triggered a landslide that killed nine workers and injured three, with one worker still missing.
Eesti Energia subsidiary Enefit Industry plans to cut approximately 100 jobs in the coming months due to the shutdown of its Narva Quarry and the consolidation of all oil shale mining to a single site.
An article explores the intersection of the climate crisis and ongoing conflicts, drawing on the historical South Asian phrase 'Hunuz Dilli dur ast' (Delhi is still far away) to frame the discussion.
A new report indicates a 66% surge in Indonesian forest loss by 2025, attributing the increase to President-elect Prabowo's self-sufficiency drive, with 433,751 hectares cleared last year.
The Daily Star continues to provide general news and updates related to environmental topics, covering various issues and developments.
An Arctic air mass is barreling towards Texas, forecast to cause a significant drop in temperatures across the entire state.
Japan's oyster trade, particularly in Hiroshima prefecture, is threatened by a death rate of up to 90% among farmed oysters, which is attributed to warming sea temperatures.
The Cyprus agriculture ministry has allocated €2.5 million to support the revitalization of abandoned vineyards, offering funding to small and medium-sized enterprises.