Himalayas visible from 100 miles away as air quality improves during coronavirus lockdowns
India's drastic air quality improvements have cleared up skies, making the Himalayan mountains visible from more than 100 miles away.
India's drastic air quality improvements have cleared up skies, making the Himalayan mountains visible from more than 100 miles away.
Experts predict emission drops could reach World War II levels.
Mexico is on track to ban animal testing.
Venice is in lockdown due to the coronavirus, and the city's murky canals are now clear.
Greta Thunberg's weekly climate strike is going digital — and she wants you to participate.
A new study found that turtles who eat 14 pieces of plastic are 50 percent likely to die.
Shifting away from coal and towards renewables helped the Earth's CO2 emissions go slightly down in 2019.
Starbucks locations in the U.S. and Canada are preventing customers from getting drinks in their personal to-go cups to be safe during the coronavirus.
“We should not rely on cruel and inhumane treatment of any creature simply for our entertainment,” said Senator Galgiani of California.
China's nitrogen dioxide pollution levels have temporarily gone down, partly due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Polar bear cannibalism is being observed more frequently as of late — in large part due to oil and gas drilling in the Arctic.
Ride-sharing apps have actually created more pollution than they've displaced, a new report finds.
Antarctica recently experienced a concerning heatwave, which melted 20 percent of snow on one island.
Greta and Malala have so much in common — including being fans of one another.
Tesla has been granted absolute permission to complete its latest project: clearing trees to build a new factory in Germany.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced that 10 trees will be planted for every baby born.
Baby boomers tend to be more environmentally friendly than Millennials and those in Generation Z, according to a new survey.
Victoria's Secret recently closed a store in Colorado — and flooded the dumpster with unsold merchandise.
An Indian couple purchased 40 acres of land near a tiger sanctuary, and they encourage tigers to make themselves at home in their forest.
A new FDA policy will no longer require animals used for lab experiments to be killed after testing is complete.
Brazil's president Jair Bolsonaro is trying to open indigenous lands in the Amazon to mining and other projects that could cause harm.
Food waste was avoided at the Super Bowl by diverting 35,000 pounds of leftovers to local shelters.
Botswana re-legalized elephant hunting, and just sold six licenses in an auction.
Antarctic chinstrap penguin colonies are struggling to adjust to the climate crisis.
Greta Thunberg will be the subject of a new documentary TV series produced by BBC Studios.
Nearly half of Barcelona's asthma cases can be attributed to air pollution, according to a new study.
Antarctica may have just hit its highest temperature ever recorded.
New research shows that more Americans are concerned about the climate crisis than you may think.
According to new research, fireflies could face extinction due to the climate crisis.
The NOAA is being sued for authorizing oil and gas drilling in beluga habitats in Cook Inlet, Alaska.
25,000 lawsuits from Flint, Michigan residents can now go to court, thanks to a ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court.
"Our house is still on fire," Greta Thunberg said.
China is banning several kinds of single-use plastic gradually over the next five years.
The Australian government sent firefighters on a secret mission to save the last remaining grove of Wollemi Pine trees, which were once though to be extinct.