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Activists from several Russian regions have called on the government to explain its move to raise limits for the concentrations of harmful pollutants in the air.

Iraqs water reserves are at the lowest in the countrys history, a spokesman for the Water Resources Ministry was quoted as saying yesterday, having reduced to almost half of last years ...

Global cooling no longer such hot stuff among climate activists

The climate crisis is accelerating and the newborns of 2023 will inherit an uninhabitable planet unless humanity takes urgent action.

Global cooling no longer such hot stuff among climate activists

An Indian local returning from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia was caught smuggling 47 pythons and two lizards at Tiruchirappalli International Airport.

While most cases have been in the U.S., the Global South represents a growing portion, finds a report compiled by the U.N. Environment Program and the Sabin Center for Climate Change Law at Columbia University. By Julia Conley Common Dreams With a number of international courts ruling in

Dramatic video shows the dad taking multiple swings at the windshield in a desperate bid to rescue the crying baby as temperatures soared.

The future of density in Brisbane, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney is being discussed a lot these days. Communities are demanding governments address the lack of affordable housing, which is having real social, economic and environmental impacts.

A conservation group is calling on Oregon to do more to protect whales from fishing gear. Ben Enticknap, Pacific campaign manager and senior scientist for the nonprofit Oceana, said Dungeness crab pots off the coast of Oregon entangle whales. There were 333 confirmed whale entanglements off the west coast between 2012 and 2022, according to federal numbers. ...