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Perhaps the Met Office doesn’t want to apologise for misleading the public over winter storms – it might put down an unwelcome marker for mea culpas becoming general across the entire media and climate front.

A new analysis found that under the IRA, some companies may be liable for fees that could bankrupt some operators.

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A Turkish scientist, selected as one of the 100 women in the Polar Sciences Project, has brought attention to the harm caused by sea urchins in the Kelp...

PETALING JAYA: An environmental group has urged the government to put a stop to new oil and gas (O&G) projects without first assessing the cumulative impact of their carbon lock-in on Malaysia’s short-term targets.

A watery future looms for low-lying South Dunedin.

The Chief Forecaster at the Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet), Felicity Ahafianyo, has stated that heat waves are not officially recognised as a meteorological phenomenon in Ghana.

Most of China’s climate targets can be met if the acceleration of clean energy deployment during 2023 is maintained

Researchers have harnessed the power of artificial intelligence (AI) to project a significant shift in the suitability of agricultural land by the year 2050.

The Panamanian government has not yet provided essential services for the Guna Indigenous people of Gardi Sugdub, who plan to relocate because of rising sea levels on their overcrowded island.