Climate Change

Government working to contain crop-eating caterpillar that arrived for the first time in Africa in 2016.

US academic admits claim is 'outrageous' but cites climate change demial.

Both lions and Sunda clouded leopards could be affected by a loss of prey.

Carbon has accumulated in the upper layers of the soil in the Tibetan Plateau in the space of a decade.

First daughter appears ready to push for US to stay part of environmental agreement.

Turning one of the most powerful greenhouse gases into methanol is a step forward in the fight against global warming.

There are concerns the pact will make it difficult to repeal US climate regulations as Trump promised.

'We owe the people of world an America that is not for sale to the fossil fuel industry.' -Senator Whitehouse

From new oil pipelines to threats to Paris climate agreement, green campaigners in Congress have hard fight ahead.

The marks were carved into the sea floor in the polar regions thousands of years ago.

Protesters fear election of Trump and 'post-truth era' are undermining scientific advances.

Energy campaigners said it was a 'watershed' moment.

Earth Day is celebrated on 22 April 2017 in the hope of boosting climate literacy.

Terrorist groups are said to be exploiting control of natural resources during times of scarcity due to climate change.

Waterfall is formed from meltwater from a network of lakes and streams across the ice sheets.

The new crack in Petermann Glacier has raised concerns that part of the ice shelf is splintering off into the ocean.

Understanding what happens to such glaciers is critical in predicting response to climate change.

The 53-year-old described the experience as 'truly amazing.'

Researchers have long suspected that climatic factors can have an impact on cholera outbreaks.

About 4 million sq km of permafrost will thaw for every 1C of climate change.

Extreme turbulence – which can hospitalise passengers – is set to increase by 150% this century.

It aims to find out if authorities enforced building codes and adequately planned for natural calamities.

President Juan Manuel Santos blamed climate change, caused by richer countries, for the disaster.

A 420m-year climate record suggests we are entering uncharted territory in terms of atmospheric CO2.

Filtration system separates salt from seawater, raising hope for millions of people who lack clean water.

A small reactor has been designed to sit on board ships and turn ocean plastic into fuel.

Overflowing of a river in the wake of Cyclone Debbie led to severe flooding of the region where the family lived.

The government first said 207 died in the tragedy but later matched it with 254 deaths reported by the army.

Lakes and forests will also be protected by the ruling, as well as two of India's rivers.

The coastal edges of Greenland's ice caps won't be restored for decades.