Illegal wildlife continues to slip through Canada’s borders. Experts explain how
Mongabay Globalby Sharon Guynup15d ago
- The global wildlife trade is a multibillion-dollar industry that mixes legal business and illegal transactions.
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top 93%India monsoon ends 12.6% below normal, fourth-lowest rainfall since 2001
Hindustan Timesby Pallavi Singhal15d ago
India monsoon ends 12.6% below normal, fourth-lowest rainfall since 2001 India’s southwest monsoon ended on Wednesday with rainfall 12.6% below normal.
African leaders herald $16B Dangote oil refinery in Kenya
DW Englishby Wesley Dockery15d ago
African leaders on Wednesday broke ground on a new $16 billion (€14 billion) oil refinery off Kenya's coast.
Dangote, Ruto to launch $16 billion Kenya refinery amid land protests
Premium Timesby Abdulkareem Mojeed15d ago
Africa’s richest man and president/CEO of Dangote Industries Limited, Aliko Dangote, and Kenya’s President, William Ruto, are set to break ground on a $16 billion oil refinery in Lamu County, on...
Arunachal CM stresses responsible water management in Siang Valley amid protests over hydropower project
National Heraldby NH Digital15d ago
Arunachal CM stresses responsible water management in Siang Valley amid protests over hydropower project Arunachal CM says storage and preparedness are vital as government faces opposition to Siang...
In Brazil’s Acre, calls for new roads clash with deforestation commitments
Mongabay Globalby Alexandra Popescu15d ago
- The 2024 inauguration of the Chinese-built Chancay Port in Peru has reinforced calls to build road infrastructure through the Amazon, connecting Brazil to the Pacific coast, with authorities in...
Butterfly wings create dazzling optical illusions
Popular Scienceby Laura Baisas15d ago
Rabbits and doves are the animals most associated with human magicians, but butterflies may be the real magicians of the animal kingdom.
Tigress from Bihar’s Valmiki Tiger Reserve to be introduced at Bengal’s Buxa on Oct 2
Hindustan Timesby Joydeep Thakur15d ago
Tigress from Bihar’s Valmiki Tiger Reserve to be introduced at Bengal’s Buxa on Oct 2 A three-year-old tigress was flown in from Bihar’s Valmiki Tiger Reserve to West Bengal’s Buxa Tiger Reserve on...
Parts of Tiruchi continue to face short supply of drinking water due to sharp drop in yield
The Hinduby The Hindu Bureau; C Jaisankar15d ago
Several parts of Tiruchi city continue to face shortage in supply of drinking water due to reduction in yield from sources.
Lands and livelihoods under threat: Why Pattinapakkam fishers are protesting TN’s new Secretariat
The News Minuteby Nithesh Kumar M15d ago
Follow TNM’s WhatsApp channel for news updates and story links. If Tamil Nadu’s proposed new Secretariat complex comes up at Pattinapakkam in Chennai, fishers fear that they will be cut off from...
Travel restriction order will not disrupt normal life, says Idukki Collector amid protests by farmers
The Hinduby Sandeep Vellaram15d ago
Amid mounting controversy over an order restricting night time and early morning movement and plantation work in forest border areas in Idukki, District Collector Dineshan Cheruvatt on Wednesday...
Camera Trap Captures Rare Footage of Endangered 'Andean Cat' Living in Remote Mountains
PetaPixelby Pesala Bandara15d ago
The Andean cat — one of the rarest and most threatened mountain cats in the Americas — has been spotted on camera trap footage.
One in seven Latin American children threatened by El Niño: ‘This crisis can be mitigated’
El País Englishby Noor Mahtani Mahtani15d ago
This is the driest year on record in Tegucigalpa. Eighty percent of Honduran territory is on red alert, and the capital has had a potable water rationing system every 12 days for a month.
This Andaman IFS Officer Got Bird Hunters to Swap Guns for Cameras & Cleared 1 Lakh+ Kg of Waste
The Better Indiaby TBI Team15d ago
IFS officer Sandeep Divyajyoti Behera shows what conservation can look like when communities become partners.
Our research measures the real cost of coal mines to people and planet
The Conversation UKby Danford Chibvongodze, Research Fellow, Centre for Civil Society, University of KwaZulu-Natal15d ago
The longer it takes to transition away from fossil fuels such as coal, the more costs accrue as climate change accelerates.
The end of endless summer: why cheap winter veg is under threat
The Conversation UKby Kambiz Baghalian, Senior Lecturer in Crop Production, Anglia Ruskin University15d ago
British supermarkets have trained us to expect tomatoes, cucumbers and asparagus throughout the year. Their year-round presence can make seasonality seem obsolete.
India's monsoon rainfall ends 13% below normal, fourth-lowest since 2001
Environment News, Earth News, Global Warming, Wild Life, Carbon Trading, Climate Business, Climate Change & Pollution Newsby Yashasvi Vasistha15d ago
NEW DELHI: India received 87.4 per cent of its long period average (LPA) rainfall during the June-September southwest monsoon this year, making it the fourth-lowest monsoon rainfall recorded since...
Analysis: Wind and solar save UK from gas imports worth £5.9bn during Hormuz crisis - Carbon Brief
Carbon Briefby Carbon Brief Staff15d ago
The UK has avoided the need for gas imports worth £5.9bn since the start of the Hormuz crisis as a result of record electricity generation from wind and solar, reveals Carbon Brief analysis.
In Brazil’s capital, residents grow their own heat-fighting solutions
Global Voicesby Dialogue Earth15d ago
This story by Lobato Felizola was originally published on Dialogue Earth’s website on July 14, 2026. It is republished here under a partnership agreement with Global Voices, with edits.
Evidence builds showing climate change could be intensifying El Niño events
Mongabay Globalby Glenn Scherer15d ago
- A potentially historic El Niño event is building in the Pacific Ocean and already impacting the globe. Based on most recent models, this year’s event could be the largest ever recorded.