The Latest Breaking News from Environment

The International Court of Justice’s landmark advisory opinion on climate change has come in handy for South African communities that are trying to stop global oil company Shell from drilling for oil and gas off the coast.

You brush twice daily, floss religiously and see your dentist every six months. But what if these acts of oral hygiene are quietly contributing to one of the planet’s most pressing environmental crises?

A highly technical garment with environmentally-friendly construction, but too breezy for proper winter conditions, so you'll need a better base layer (and a waterproof hardshell too)

THE CLIMATE 100 LIST: Ahead of the The Independent’s Climate 100 List being published later this month, we are celebrating some of the leading lights being honoured for their work tackling the crisis. Pope Leo XIV is determined to fight for the environment – and is providing an important counterbalance to…

Market Forces and other groups say a super fund needs to take a firmer stance against Australian oil and gas companies Woodside and Santos.

In recent years, tech stocks have become a focal point for investors seeking growth, with companies at the forefront of innovation often experiencing significant market volatility. This environment has driven increased attention to key players like Micron Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ:MU), where market dynamics and investor sentiment can shift rapidly.

A shake up of Australia's environment laws is being considered, which will determine where developments can be built and where they should be blocked.

Bank of America Securities analysts weighed in on the U.S. sports betting landscape following the opening week of National Football League and college football action, observing a complex yet broadly favorable environment for operators.

When universities are global institutions, the global speech environment matters.

AI is power and resource hungry, but many companies believe its benefits still outweigh all of that.

Plastic pollution is everywhere: in rivers and oceans, in the air and the mountains, even in our blood and vital organs. Most of the public attention has focused on the dangers of microplastics. These are fragments smaller than 5 millimetres.