Stonehenge Was a 'Giant Echo Chamber to Summon up the Ancient Spirits'
Prehistoric art may have been created in response to hearing ghostly echoes in caves.
Great British Bee Count Shows Allotments are Buzzing Habitats
Allotments providing "essential habitat" for declining bee populations across UK.
Climate Change: IPCC Warns of Species Extinction and Food Insecurity Among Other Severe Impacts from Inaction
The UN expert body on climate change has come up with a synthesis report that warns of severe impacts from global inaction.
Giant Tortoises of Galapagos on 'Comeback from Brink of Extinction'
Thanks to a conservation programme that bred the species in captivity and released it into the wild, a sub species of the Galapagos giant tortoises has made a recovery from near extinction.
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Minus 424 Israel: The Greatest Rave on Earth Unites 13,000 Jews and Arabs
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Brazil: Worst Drought in 80 Years Means São Paulo May Run Out of Water in Two Weeks
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Natural History Museum 'Tried to Hunt, Kill and Exhibit Loch Ness Monster' in Threat to Scottish Nationalism
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With Population Growth Refusing To Budge Study Advises Consumption Cuts For Sustainable Society
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Great Barrier Reef Cannot Be Saved with Plan Proposed by Australian Government, Say Experts
Australian Academy of Science says plans to protect Great Barrier Reef, which has lost half its coral cover, inadequate.
Jayalakshmi K Oct 28, 2014
France: Young Environmental Activist Remi Fraisse Killed During Protest Against Controversial Sivens Dam Project
A 21-year-old activist named Remi Fraisse was killed during protests against the Sivens dam project.
David Sim Oct 27, 2014
Wildlife Conservation: Protected Areas the Best Bet for Elephants Caught Between Poaching and Human Encounters
A study underscores the importance of protected areas in conserving flagship species like the Asian elephant.
Jayalakshmi K Oct 24, 2014
Climate Change: EU Agrees On 40% Emission Cuts By 2030
After some compromise and watering down of goals, EU sets fresh targets for cutting carbon emissions.
Jayalakshmi K Oct 24, 2014
Tesla Taxis Now Run at Amsterdam Airport
Schiphol airport has a fleet of 167 Tesla Model S taxi cabs, as part of a new environmental policy
Zachary Davies Boren Oct 23, 2014
Climate Change: Nations Meet in Bonn for Talks as Global Temperatures are Set to Break More Records
A week-long climate summit at Bonn will give negotiators a chance to iron out some major differences before meeting in Lima this December.
Jayalakshmi K Oct 22, 2014
Opium Poppy Cultivation Hits All-Time High in Afghanistan
Record high poppy yield the result of long-term problems with counter-narcotics programmes.
Nigel Wilson Oct 21, 2014
Climate Change: India's Carbon Emissions From Improving Electricity Access in 30 Years Was Marginal
Improving electricity access across India during the past three decades contributed a marginal 11-25% rise in emissions, says a study.
Jayalakshmi K Oct 20, 2014
Flying Drone Captures Groundbreaking Killer Whale Video Footage in British Columbia
Vancouver Aquarium used UAVs for the first time to intimately track orca whales' social behaviour
Mary-Ann Russon Oct 20, 2014
IUCN Conference Suggests Reduced Habitat Pressures And Increased Surveillance of Wildlife Populations To Check Ebola
Preventing loss of biodiversity can also work to control spread of infectious diseases like Ebola, concludes IUCN meeting in South Korea.
Jayalakshmi K Oct 19, 2014
Hurricane Gonzalo To Hit Britain Next Week
Met Office warns ex-hurricane set to hit Britain and cause high winds this week
Oct 18, 2014
Five Indian Firms Make It To Global 187 Climate Performance Leaders List
Essar Oil, Larsen & Toubro, Tech Mahindra, TCS and Wipro cited for cutting emissions.
Jayalakshmi K Oct 17, 2014
Bermuda Triangle Solved? Siberia's 'End of the World' Craters Could Explain Mystery
Giant craters created by gas explosions in Siberia could explain Bermuda Triangle disappearances.
Katie Spicer Oct 15, 2014
Which Companies are Doing the Most to Combat Climate Change?
A first of its kind global index of the listed companies leading the charge in the fight to mitigate climate change is released today.
Alfred Joyner Oct 15, 2014
Egypt, Ethiopia and Sudan Set For Crucial River Nile Dam Talks
Three way talks due to be held in Cairo over Ethiopia's Grand Renaissance dam.
Nigel Wilson Oct 15, 2014
Global Warming: Plants Absorbed 1000bn Tonnes More of CO2 Than Calculated During Last 100 Years
By studying plant absorption of carbon dioxide, scientists have concluded that earth models have underestimated this component.
Jayalakshmi K Oct 14, 2014
Global Warming: 'Every Other Summer Will Be a Heat Wave As Experienced Last Year'
China is set to heat up in the coming decades, with researchers laying the blame with human activity.
Jayalakshmi K Oct 14, 2014
San Francisco Bay Area's San Andreas Fault 'Ready for Major Earthquake'
Scientists at US Geological Survey found some sections of fault have stored enough energy to produce massive earthquakes.
Hannah Osborne Oct 14, 2014
Himalayan Glaciers In Karakoram Adding Bulk, Not Losing Ice, Says Study
While recent studies warn of rapid melting of Himalayan glaciers, new findings suggest otherwise.
Jayalakshmi K Oct 13, 2014
Icebergs Drifted Around Miami 21,000 Years Ago Thanks to Laurentide Ice Sheet
Icebergs reached South Carolina and Florida during last ice age.
Hannah Osborne Oct 13, 2014
3 Dead As Cyclone Hudhud Begins Battering India
At least three dead as Cyclone Hudhud uproots hundreds of thees and damages buildings in eastern India.
Aaron Akinyemi Oct 12, 2014
500,000 May Be Evacuated As Cyclone Hudhud Bears Down on Indian Coast
Cyclone Hudhud 200kph winds would devastate low-lying coastal areas, warn experts
Mark Piggott Oct 11, 2014
Alien Quagga Mussels Found Near Heathrow Could Devastate UK Wildlife
Ukranian Quagga mussels block pipes, cause flooding and endanger native wildlife.
Mark Piggott Oct 11, 2014
6.3 Earthquake Off Japan Coast as Typhoon Vongfong Roars In
No tsunami warning following quake but huge waves expected as result of typhoon.
Mark Piggott Oct 11, 2014
Remains of Oldest Ever Pre-Neanderthal Norman Discovered in France
Remains of 200,000-year-old pre-Neanderthal are from the oldest Norman.
Katie Spicer Oct 10, 2014
Super Typhoon Vongfong: Most Powerful Cyclone Since Haiyan Producing 50ft Waves
Category 5 Vongfong is expected to reach Japan's southern islands over coming days.
Hannah Osborne Oct 09, 2014
Greenpeace's Biggest Victories Against Corporations and Politicians
Having forced Lego to abandon its agreement with Shell, here are four more of the NGO's success stories.
Finbarr Bermingham Oct 09, 2014
Ancient Rhino-Relatives Discovered in India
Fossils from a large mammal, closely related to modern-day horses, has been discovered in India
Katie Spicer Oct 09, 2014
Antarctic Sea Ice at Record High Levels 'Just as Expected with Global Warming'
Nasa researchers show sea ice surrounding Antarctica is at highest levels since 1970s.
Hannah Osborne Oct 09, 2014
Greenpeace Secures Landmark Victory as Lego Drops Shell Contract
Greenpeace has mounted sustained pressure on Lego over Shell's Arctic Drilling.
Finbarr Bermingham Oct 09, 2014
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