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Carpet shark species can walk for up to two hours, enabling them to survive increasingly hostile environments, researchers say Researchers at a Florida university say a small but feisty species of carpet shark with an extraordinary ability to walk on land is evolving to better survive warming seas and the climate crisis. The epaulette shark,

Touring flood-hit region of Nelson, prime minister says country must do ‘all we can’ to deal with damaging events triggered by a warming climate New Zealand’s flood- and slip-prone regions do not have the mechanisms in place to cope with rapid environmental changes brought about by the climate crisis, Jacinda Ardern has said after visiting

Boris Johnson gives financing go-ahead after warnings decision could limit incoming government Boris Johnson has approved funding for a new nuclear power station at Sizewell in Suffolk in the final weeks of his premiership, but some of Liz Truss’s senior allies are split over the decision. The prime minister and the chancellor, Nadhim Zahawi, approved

Wildfires in Europe, Russian shelling in Donetsk, protests after the election in Kenya and the first anniversary of the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan: the most striking images this week Continue reading…

Consultation paper suggests annual rates of emissions cuts, with tradable carbon credits rewarded to companies cutting pollution quickly Get our free news app, morning email briefing or daily news podcast Australia’s big polluting industries are likely to have to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by between 3.5% and 6% a year from next July under the

Bureau of Meteorology forecasts heavy rain in spring driven by negative Indian Ocean Dipole and warm waters in the north Get our free news app, morning email briefing or daily news podcast Australia could be lashed with more rain and possible floods for the next three months with La Niña conditions predicted to return for