The Great Lakes have long faced pollution threats. The latest might be the most insidious.
When the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement was passed in the 1970s, eutrophication was the big problem. Eutrophication occurs when too many nutrients enter a body of water, increasing the amount of ...
Millions in Russia Told to Spend Less Time Outdoors
An adverse meteorological conditions (AMC) alert, also known as the "black sky" alert, has been declared in the Russian city ...
Repealing Climate Policies While California Burns
California's wildfires underscore the urgent climate crisis. The Trump administration's rollback of climate policies ...
A "dirty cloud" from Europe is approaching Ukraine
For the second time in the last three months, an atmospheric mass of dirty air from Europe is approaching Ukraine, which will cover the Square in a few days.
‘Blinkit or clean air?’: Law student’s viral post sparks fierce debate on India’s work culture and quality of life
The post resonated particularly with those who have lived abroad and returned to India, sparking a broader debate about ...
Revealed: What life on Earth will look like in 2100 - with entire cities plunged underwater and millions of people perishing in the heat
Using AI and the latest scientific data, MailOnline reveals what life on Earth might look like in 2100 thanks to climate ...
Sadiq Khan leads Labour backlash as Rachel Reeves says Heathrow third runway MUST happen to help revive stalling economy - with top donor and MPs condemni…
Chancellor Rachel Reeves said the decision on expansion 'cannot be ducked any longer' as she backed a range of projects ...
Heathrow third runway: 'Most of the village would be demolished'
Justine Bayley lives in Harmondsworth, a village in Hillingdon in west London, which would be partially demolished to make ...
Rachel Reeves: Chancellor's emergency plan overshadowed by farmer protests
Mel Stride, Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer, said: “The biggest barriers to growth in this country are Rachel Reeves, Keir ...
Extreme Heat Could Kill Millions of People in Europe, Study Warns
Extreme heat could kill as many as 2.3 million people in Europe unless countries get better at cutting emissions.
Wood-burning stoves serious problem for your health, environment
Exposure to wood smoke affects the heart, blood vessels and the respiratory system – and PM2.5 is considered to be the ...