Man Accused of Hacking Climate Groups Can Be Sent to
An English court on Wednesday approved the extradition of an Israeli man charged by New York prosecutors with running a
Captive-bred axolotl thrives in restored wetlands in Mexico City
Victoria Gill Science correspondent Victoria Gill/BBC News Very few axolotls are left in the wild One of the world’s most
A Diver Visited a Fallen Whale. When He Returned, It
How does an 18-foot-long, 2,000-pound carcass just disappear? That question has puzzled some divers and photographers who regularly plunge into
Tony Blair says current net zero push ‘doomed to fail’
Sir Tony Blair has called for a major rethink of net zero policies, arguing that limiting energy consumption and fossil
Discovering Amazing Wildlife Along the Panama Canal
“Follow me,” Nando said. “I know where it lives.” It was late morning, hot, humid and quiet. Shafts of sunlight
Government not taking climate threats seriously
Mark Poynting and Justin Rowlatt BBC Climate & Science Getty Images The government has made very little progress in preparing
Days After Trump Commits to Seabed Mining, Two Sides Face
Less than a week after President Trump signed an executive order to accelerate seabed mining, the U.S. government received its
Spring wave of hot weather to be treat for nature
Helen Briggs Environment correspondent, BBC News•@hbriggs Getty Images The swallow is a common summer visitor, arriving in April and leaving