More: Environment
Could a Super El Niño Send Cocoa, Coffee and Sugar Prices Higher?
A potentially very strong El Niño is emerging as a major risk for global agricultural markets, threatening to disrupt rainfall, raise temperatures and expose...
Europe’s Heatwaves Expose Overcrowding Crisis in Ageing Prisons
Extreme Heat Intensifies Europe's Prison Crisis
As record breaking heatwaves continue to sweep across Europe, prisons in France, Italy and Belgium are facing mounting pressure...
China, Taiwan Brace for Powerful Typhoon Bavi
China and Taiwan are preparing for what forecasters say could become one of the most powerful tropical storms to strike the region in years,...
Will Super Typhoon Bavi worsen China’s flood crisis in 2026?
China is facing another severe test of its disaster preparedness after deadly floods swept through parts of the south this week. Scientists have warned...
UN Calls on AI Companies to Disclose Environmental Costs of Data Centres
United Nations Secretary General António Guterres has called on major artificial intelligence companies to publicly disclose the environmental impact of their operations, warning that...
The Cost of the Cloud: AI’s Environmental Footprint in Latin America
Artificial intelligence is often presented as the next great technological revolution. Governments promote it as a pathway to innovation, businesses celebrate its economic potential,...
Obliteration Ecocide from Gaza to Lebanon and Beyond
Israeli military aggression has “reshaped both the physical and ecological landscape” of southern Lebanon, according to the Lebanese report (which does not consider the...
How the AI boom reversed clean air gains in one of America’s most polluted cities
Barbara Johnson has been fighting coal pollution for many years in her predominantly Black neighborhood of North St. Louis while working with Metropolitan Congregations...
Indonesia Forest Loss Jumps 66% Under Prabowo Policies
Forest loss in Indonesia surged by 66% in 2025, reaching its highest level in eight years, according to a report by environmental think tank...
Shark feeding in Fuvahmulah may appear controlled, but it creates serious long-term risks
Martina Zimmitti is an Italian ethologist and marine mammal specialist with over a decade of experience in the Maldives. She has combined academic research...