Recent reports say that climbers of Mount Ontake were hit by rocks the size of cars.
Photos by climate change skeptic astronauts inspired environmentalists, but they claim their images were 'exploited'.
Rescuers find 30 dead of 'cardiac arrest' near summit of volcano.
One dead, several missing and at least 30 seriously injured as Mount Ontake erupts in Japan
Ashley Giles and a group of cricketers played the match below the summit of Kilimanjaro.
The crab found in Glasgow's River Clyde poses a threat to ecology.
A spiked ankylosaurid has been discovered in New Mexico and is related to those from Canada.
City Council to implement geothermal district heating network from volcano-heated rocks.
Fossils of multicellular organisms contradict longstanding theories about evolution.
New edition of Times Comprehensive Atlas of the World shows land lost beneath ice.
Elon Musk's SolarCity will produce enough high-efficiency solar panels per year to generate a gigawatt of electricity.
Powerful images by one of the world's most important photographers go on show in London.
Data suggests fading El Niño cold make a "modest comeback" later this year.
The town of Seseña, 35km south of Madrid, is blighted by an enormous mountain of old tyres.
Researchers have found that butterflies that fed on contaminated food from the area are dying.
The massive forest blaze in California continues to spread more than a week after it started.
Brazil refuses to endorse global anti-deforestation initiative at UN climate summit.
Climate change protesters stage anti-capitalist New York sit-in.
The deal will establish the first nuclear power plant based on Russian technology on African continent.
Think tank speculates the writing is on the wall for the coal industry.
Carbon dioxide emissions rising at alarming levels, finds global study.
Locals in Dee Why explore extra-terrestrial origins of green sponge-like spheres.
Simone Wood's partner Paul Whitehouse still missing, after couple's yacht capsized in a storm.
A-list actors including Leonardo DiCaprio, Susan Sarandon and Brad Pitt will lead the People's Climate March on Sunday, billed as the largest march for climate action in history.
Five killed in severe flooding as tropical storm brings one month's rain in one day.
Couple's yacht believed to have capsized during storm in La Paz, Mexico, harbour.
Report assesses impact of Russian heat wave, Pakistan floods and Philippines Typhoon Haiyan.
People's Climate March will take place in New York City on 21 September before UN Climate Summit.
Shifting urban transportation majorly from cars to public transport can reduce 40 percent emissions by 2050, says a report.
Climate simulation suggests Sahara is seven million years old.