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Climate change is pushing coral reefs to the brink. A new scientific report warns that the world has already crossed its ...

On a volcanic outpost in the South Atlantic, scientists have documented something they had never seen before in nature: rocks ...

This footage reveals the harsh reality of the Buriganga River in Dhaka, Bangladesh. Once a vital lifeline for the city, it is ...

Harmful chemical loads, invasive species and supposedly banned plastic items continue to threaten Irish beaches and ...

The ban on plastic wet wipes has been passed into law under the Labour government and will come into force from 2027 in ...

The Marine Accident Investigation Branch (MAIB) has found some of the containers on Baltic Klipper were 'not properly secured ...