The Latest Breaking News from Environment

The Brandenburg State Office for the Environment says Tesla won't be breaking rules if it moves forward with selling good quality early Model Y SUVs.

Over a quarter of Brits would now sooner talk about sustainability and climate change around the dinner table - than reality TV shows

Nabil Nasr is the associate provost and director of the Golisano Institute for Sustainability at Rochester Institute of Technology. He is also the CEO of the Remade Institute, which was established by the U.S. government to conduct early-stage RD to accelerate the transition to circular economy, which is a sustainable…

Two nominees for high-ranking EPA positions are in procedural purgatory as Republicans aim to block their confirmations.

Environmentalist groups in Germany and the Netherlands are challenging plans for a new gas field in the North Sea, a German non-profit organisation said on Friday, possibly complicating Europe's hunt for alternatives to Russian fuel.

Cancer researchers have discovered how mutated cells can sense the Goldilocks sweet spots in a human body.

All five remaining frontrunners have outlined plans to cut taxes in the race to succeed Boris Johnson. That spells bad news for austerity-battered public services - and that's before we get onto human rights and the environment...

The City of Melbourne has unleashed a herd of goats in Royal Park to help revitalise the environment of the White's skink.

As fears over water security and aquifer mining grow amid a push for NT development, residents demand to be included in decisions that they say impacts their future.

To commemorate World Environment Day, Central and Robinson began the "Central/Robinson Love The Earth" campaign, working with the Royal Forest Department and celebrity Kanawut "Gulf" Traipipattanapong to plant 75,000 trees in an effort to promote a sustainable environment.

The federal government has launched an independent review of Australia’s central climate policy, the Emissions Reduction Fund, after we and others raised serious concerns about its integrity.