Canada Pushes Ahead with Pacific Oil Pipeline Amid Environmental Protests
The Northern Gateway project will allow Canada to export oil to China.
China: Broccoli Sprout Drink Protects Against Lung and Heart Disease From Toxic Pollution
Study shows broccoli drink can protect against China's pollution.
Hawaii: World's Biggest Active Volcano Mauna Loa 'Waking Up'
After 30 years asleep, Mauna Loa appears to be 'stirring to life'.
Western Australia Shark Cull Gets Green Light Despite Costing $25,000 per Shark
Government review backs plans to extend shark cull for three years.
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Filth and Fury: Coal Remains Fastest-Growing Fossil Fuel Despite Government Pledges
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Genetically Modified 'Super-Banana' Could Prevent Blindness Among African Children
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30 Minke Whales Killed in Pacific Ocean Despite International Court of Justice Ruling Against Japan
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Fracking in Wales Could Create up to 74,000 Jobs and Save UK £1bn a Year
The Welsh Affairs Committee says it will weigh up environmental risks against the economic benefits.
South America's Iguazu Falls Record Fastest Flow in History
Heavy rain has pushed water flow to 46,300 cubic meters per second, 33 times the usual rate.
Hot Shots Photos of the Day: Frog Wedding, Lion Football, Experimental Drone
Best photos of the day: 13 June 2014.
Climate Change 'Has Gone Too Far for Most Penguins'
Study shows penguin populations are declining as a result of climate change.
Planet's 'Biggest Water Reservoir' Discovered in Earth's Mantle 400 Miles Beneath USA
Scientist say water inside mantle rocks challenges current view of Earth's composition.
Hot Shots Photos of the Day: Full Moon, Putin T-Shirts, World Cup Cat
Best photos of the day: 12 June 2014.
Arctic Fox and Woolly Rhino Evolved in Ancient Tibet 'Training Ground', Scientists Claim
Fossils show Tibetan Plateau was "cradle of evolution" for cold-adapted mammals.
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Florida Congressman Jeff Miller: If Humans Cause Climate Change, What Made Dinosaurs Extinct?
Republican lawmaker provides new argument for why climate change cannot be manmade.
Hot Shots Photos of the Day: Solar Flare, Exam Cheats, Prince Harry Goat
Best photos of the day: 11 June 2014.
Hot Shots Photos of the Day: Obama Hug, Germany Weather, Panda Handshake
Best photos of the day: 10 June 2014
West Antarctic: Thwaites Glacier 'Melting from Below Through Geothermal Heat'
Radar shows West Antarctic glacier is melting from both ocean and geothermal sources.
Where is the Best Beach in Europe?
Tenby Harbour Beach in Wales has been named the best beach in Europe.
Hot Shots Photos of the Day: Miss USA, Psychic Fish, Pole Dance Day
Best photos of the day: 9 June 2014.
World Oceans Day 2014: Selfies for The Sea Unite World Against Pollution
Today marks World Oceans Day, a worldwide movement to protect the marine ecosystem.
Britain Blitzed by 7,000 Lightning Strikes in One Day
Lightning stops play for England in Miami – and burns down Devon house.
World Oceans Day 2014: World's Most Polluted Seas Revealed
IBTimes UK looks at the most polluted ocean areas and seas around the world.
World Oceans Day 2014: Theme, Events and 'Selfie for the Sea'
World Oceans Day organisers ask people to take 'selfie for the sea' to protect oceans.
Rising Sea Levels Wash Up WW2 War Dead in Marshall Islands
Marshall Islands foreign minister Tony De Brum says WW2 skeletons exposed by rising sea levels.
Scientists Discover How Spiders Communicate Through Webs
New tests show spiders can communicate location of prey and test for faults in web by using tiny vibrations.
UK Weather: Flood Warnings as Two Weeks' Rain Falls in One Hour
The Met Office has warned that severe weather will batter most of Britain over the next few days.
Hot Shots Photos of the Day: D-Day Anniversary, Mount Everest, Nancy Reagan
Best photos of the day: 6 June 2014.
Wakatobi Flowerpecker: New Colourful Species of Bird Discovered in Indonesia
Dublin zoologists discover currently unrecognised bird species on Wakatobi Islands in Indonesia
Humans Caused Mass Extinction of Large Ice Age Mammals, Not Climate Change
Aarhus University researchers found 177 species of large mammals disappeared over last 100,000 years
Supercritical Steam: Game-Changing Renewable Energy Marks 'New Frontier' in Solar Power
Scientists use solar energy to generate supercritical steam at highest temperatures ever achieved
World Environment Day 2014: Tweet Your Heart Out About Rising Sea Levels, Environmental Causes
#WED2014 is trending on Twitter, with millions spreading awareness on saving our environment. Will you join them?
China Chops off Mountain Tops to Make Room for More People
Chinese authorities moving land to create more flat ground for house building
Hot Shots Photos of the Day: Grasshopper Burger, England v Ecuador, French Open
Best photos of the day: 5 June 2014.
World Environment Day 2014: PM Modi Urges Indians on Twitter to Make Planet Cleaner
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