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WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES Businesses in the B8 postcode in Birmingham have spoken out about their giant rodent problem with "rats as big as cats" as dead pests lay in the alleys by their shops

Concreting over London will cause further flooding of the Tube, the chief executive of the Environment Agency warned on Tuesday.

Last month, the government announced it will conduct an experiment on the feasibility of relocating soil from sites where decontamination work was carried out following the 2011 accident at the Fukushima No. 1 nuclear power plant. The soil is slated to be moved to three locations in the Kanto region.

The nominees for the National Fish and Chip Awards have been unveiled and three chippies based in Scotland have been collectively shortlisted in four categories.

Developing nations bear the brunt of the climate crisis, even though they have the world's smallest carbon footprints. This is all the more consequential for indigenous populations, which often have more direct reliance on the natural environment. But are global leaders doing enough to alleviate the effects of climate change?…

The project aims to create a new relationship between museums and the natural world aiming to shape the lives of the children who participate.

By 2050 electric vehicles could require huge amounts of lithium for their batteries, causing damaging expansions of mining

Invasive fish carried in flood waters die in marine environment, as scientists call for herpes virus to be considered in management

WA's environment minister concedes the government has set a high bar with its emissions reduction target, given the state's heavy reliance on high-emitting industries like mining, resources and agriculture.

Environmental scientists see flora, fauna and phenomena the rest of us rarely do. In this series, we’ve invited them to share their unique photos from the field.

Federal laws that are supposed to provide greater protection for the habitats of threatened species simply do not, a new analysis shows.