Environment

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick issued preemptive disaster declarations for 39 counties. Hurricane and storm surge watches are already in effect.

‘Prime Minister, the stakes have never been higher,’ Teal MP Monique Ryan wrote to Mr. Albanese.

Zoo management say ’strong visitor feedback' is behind the decision.

New measures target flooding, storms, and extreme heat.

A decision by UNESCO to delay listing the Great Barrier Reef as in-danger has prompted a call for governments to act fast.

Interested drivers need to apply by the end of June and will be notified of eligibility in July.

Australia has the most uranium reserves in the world followed by Kazakhstan and Canada.

The former NSW treasurer ‘understands the folly that walking away from the renewables transition represents for our nation,’ Mr. Albanese said.

48 percent of Australians said they want to pay nothing towards Australia reducing emissions to zero by 2050. Only 2 percent are willing to pay more than $500.

The firefighter suffered burns to his face while fighting the fire in Sydney, Australia.

The groups claim the conclusion of the EPA rule was reached without proper scientific research and enacted without congressional oversight.

The authority will receive $1 billion of funding over the next decade.

Asian hornets are gradually moving further north and experts say they pose a major threat to indigenous species of bees.

The ride hailing service is aiming to eliminate all ’tailpipe emissions’ by 2040.

Farmers have launched a ‘keep the sheep’ campaign with more than 9,000 signatures.

Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds has issued a disaster proclamation, enabling state and federal agencies to assist with tracking and containing the virus.

New pesticides using RNA interference, or RNAi, are being deployed in our fields and food supply with minimal testing or oversight.

A feather from an extinct New Zealand bird has sold for a record price to an unknown buyer at an auction in Auckland.

‘They’re the only surviving native species capable of digging deep, wide burrows.’

The event brought together leaders from around the world and other governors of U.S. states, including those of Massachusetts and New York.