Cop30 climate summit opens in Brazil
World leaders gather in Brazil for crucial Cop30 climate talks as political inertia threatens progress. Follow the Guardian's comprehensive coverage of this pivotal environmental conference.
Category : Environment
Winter Moth-Trapping Reveals Nature's Hidden Beauty
Explore the muted beauty of moth-trapping in a Northumberland November. Discover remarkable species like the angle shades moth and learn how these insects defy autumn rains.
Delhi air pollution sparks rare protests
Severe air pollution envelops New Delhi, triggering rare public protests as residents demand government action. Air quality index hits dangerous 'severe' level of 344.
Cop30: Key Climate Summit Issues Explained
Your guide to the pivotal Cop30 climate talks in Brazil. Discover the key issues, from the $125bn forest fund to climate justice, and why global cooperation is critical now.
Cop30 Chief: China Leads as Rich Nations Falter on Climate
Brazil's Cop30 president warns rich nations are losing climate fight enthusiasm as China surges ahead with global clean energy solutions. Read the full analysis.
Typhoon Fung-wong kills two, displaces 1.4 million
Super Typhoon Fung-wong has devastated the Philippines, causing fatalities and mass displacement. Discover the full impact and the growing climate crisis link. Read the full report.
Amazon boat trip to COP30 climate summit in Brazil
Join The Guardian's Jonathan Watts on a unique three-day Amazon river journey to the COP30 climate summit with indigenous leaders and scientists. Discover why the rainforest's fate is central to global climate talks.
Monty Don: The 'Most Stupid' Garden Comment
Gardening legend Monty Don explains why saying a garden is 'finished' is the ultimate mistake. Discover his tips for a thriving, ever-changing outdoor space.
Amazon Dolphins Boiled in 105.8°F Lake Heat
Scientists reveal how a 2023 climate change-induced heatwave caused Lake Tefé's waters to reach lethal temperatures, killing over 150 endangered dolphins. Read the full investigation.
Apple shortage mystery in Blue Mountains orchard
A puzzling apple shortage at Pine Crest Orchard in Bilpin leaves trees bare, devastating local growers and tourism. Discover the potential causes behind this agricultural mystery.
Climate disasters displaced 250 million people in 10 years
UN report reveals climate disasters displaced 250 million people globally over past decade, intensifying conflicts and hunger. Urgent action needed at COP30.
USDA Proposes Major Changes to SNAP Food Aid Programme
The USDA under Trump proposes ending advance SNAP payments, potentially affecting millions. Learn how this could reshape food assistance and what it means for vulnerable families.
Kelvin Fletcher's farm welcomes new calf after loss
Ex-Emmerdale star Kelvin Fletcher gets emotional as his cow Ruby is confirmed pregnant, a heartwarming update after a previous miscarriage. Watch Fletcher's Family Farm on ITVX.
US National Parks Vandalised in Government Shutdown
Iconic US National Parks like Arches and Yosemite face vandalism and dangerous stunts as rangers are furloughed during the record-breaking government shutdown. Discover the impact and share your thoughts.
Attenborough's Kingdom: A Wildlife Epic Reviewed
David Attenborough's new series Kingdom delivers awe-inspiring nature drama, following leopard Olimba's fight for survival. Stream all episodes now on BBC iPlayer.
Adam Henson shares emotional tribute on Countryfile
BBC Countryfile presenter Adam Henson reveals a young finalist's heartbreaking story of continuing his grandfather's beekeeping legacy after his tragic death. Watch now on BBC iPlayer.
Ginkgo trees release foul odour at California Capitol Park
Two 75-year-old female Ginkgo trees at Sacramento's State Capitol Park are releasing a 'rancid butter and vomit' scent during autumn, forcing officials to install barriers. Discover the science behind the smell and why some cities ban these trees.
Peter Edwards: Visionary Behind UK's Green Spaces
Celebrating the life of Peter Edwards, the pioneering landscape architect who transformed Britain's urban environments. Discover his lasting legacy.
Adam Henson on wife's cancer and farming challenges
Countryfile's Adam Henson opens up about his wife Charlie's pancreatic cancer battle and how a strong support system helped him through personal and professional crises. Read his inspiring story.
ICJ Climate Ruling Reshapes Cop30 Negotiations
A landmark ICJ ruling declares climate change an 'existential threat', legally binding states to act. Discover its impact on Cop30 fossil fuel talks and climate justice.
Adam Henson's emotional ordeal before new family addition
Countryfile's Adam Henson opens up about the emotional journey behind his family's new puppy and his future farm plans. Discover the heartwarming story.
World off Paris Agreement climate path, scientists warn
A decade after the landmark Paris Agreement, the world is falling behind its climate goals. Warming has accelerated, with more extreme weather and rising emissions. Discover the critical progress gap.
Rochdale's 'Chernobyl' asbestos factory health crisis
Families in Rochdale live in the shadow of an abandoned asbestos factory, plagued by urban explorers and fly-tippers for over 25 years. Locals demand action on this health hazard hotspot.
Climate Change Fears Impact Australian Birth Rates
New survey reveals 40% of Australian women without children are hesitant to start families due to climate concerns. Discover how environmental anxiety is reshaping demographic futures.
Iran's water crisis deepens as dam levels plummet
Iran faces severe water shortages with dam reservoirs for its second city below 3% capacity. Officials warn of potential evacuations if rainfall doesn't arrive. Discover the growing crisis.
Highly Pathogenic Bird Flu Found in Worcestershire
A highly pathogenic avian flu case has been confirmed at a Worcestershire farm. A 3km protection zone is in place. Poultry owners urged to maintain strict biosecurity.
Hunter survives 18 days in wilderness on minimal food
Ron Dailey, 65, endured nearly three weeks stranded in snowy mountains, surviving on melted snow and rationed peanuts. Read his incredible survival story and essential advice for outdoor adventures.
Offal Study: Eating Organs Could Reduce Carbon Emissions
Swansea University research finds eating offal mixed with mince is acceptable to Brits. This climate-friendly shift could lower livestock slaughter rates and greenhouse gases. Try this surprising dietary change today!
COP30 climate summit faces critical test amid rising threats
As world leaders gather in Brazil for COP30, vulnerable nations like Palau face existential threats from climate change. Will global cooperation prevail against rising populism?
Ghana communities fight illegal gold mining crisis
As illegal gold mining devastates Ghana's environment and economy, local residents form patrol groups to protect their lands and waterways from destruction.
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