CO2: 427.87 ppmMost injuries seen among whale sharks in Indonesian waters come from collisions with boats or fishing platforms
The study comes as the world’s oceans have become 30% more acidic than before the Industrial Revolution, which experts attribute to a spike in carbon dioxide.
Shark teeth are composed of highly mineralised phosphates but are still vulnerable to corrosion
Transforming bare and compacted soil in vineyards can boost numbers of important invertebrate, say advocates
Nurturing everything from bacteria and fungi to worms is seen as essential to helping minimise use of chemicals and machinery
After the firestorm in January, Altadena residents are interested in exploring natural ways to rid their soil of lead and other contaminants.
Duration of torrential rains from Typhoon Kajiki lead to elevated landslide risk across Laos and Thailand
Typhoon damages 7,000 houses, uproots 18,000 and inundates thousands of hectares of rice fields weeks before harvest
Airports closed and schools shuttered as Kajiki, with 166kmph winds, makes landfall
President Donald Trump is no fan of renewable power. But he reserves a special contempt for wind.
Osmotic power, sometimes called salinity-gradient power, makes use of the difference in salt concentration between seawater and freshwater
Indian soldiers rescue four boys swept by floodwaters towards border with Pakistan
Relentless monsoon rains continue to wreak havoc across Pakistan, leaving villages cut off, homes destroyed and families struggling to access food, clean water and medical care.
India said it opened gates of major dams on rivers in its part of the Kashmir region following heavy rains
With rising temperatures causing chaos worldwide, what does it mean to be a tourist in a world on fire?
Many classic holiday destinations are facing issues that could impact travel and tourism.
Tourists are pivoting away from Europe's traditional summer hotspots amid concerns over blistering heat and raging wildfires.