Every Environment story tagged Pressures.
A new AI analysis of 40 years of Great Lakes data reveals water levels are driven by weather and human decisions from months prior, not only current conditions, improving forecast accuracy for flood and water management.
The 2026 State of the World’s Mangroves report confirms a global reversal in mangrove cover, with net gains after decades of loss.
A new scientific report warns that human activities like bottom trawling and deep-sea mining are damaging the seafloor.
A four-year European research project has identified three key strategies for making soil and water management more resilient to climate change.
A new film follows scientists racing to document species in the Pacific's Clarion Clipperton Zone, a region targeted for deep-sea mining.
A BirdLife International report reveals 45% of migratory bird species are in decline, with 54% of shorebirds in steepest drop.
A coalition of environmental NGOs has filed a formal complaint with the European Ombudswoman.
Nepal is seeking $20 million from a UN climate fund for devastating floods linked to a melting glacier, which killed or left missing over 6,000 people.
A UN report states that increases in wildfires and heatwaves, boost by climate change, are reversing air quality improvements.
A 2026 study by Southern Methodist University finds that sunlight exposure and water infiltration, not only air temperature, control the speed of Alaska's rock glaciers.
A new analysis of the 2021 European floods reveals that many of the 224 fatalities happened outside officially mapped extreme flood zones.
British people have been urged to have enough food and water on hand to survive a few days without power or water.
A 'chicken liver' sponge species thrived in a polluted Spanish harbour while others died.
Satellite data shows significant mangrove loss in Mozambique's vital Zambezi Delta, with heavy sand mining as a primary cause.
Experts argue India needs adaptation finance to arrive early for predictive projects, not just post-disaster relief.
Chinese investment sustains Indonesia's Project Titan battery initiative after a South Korean withdrawal.
University of Queensland research shows single-use paper cups with plastic linings release millions of microplastic and nanoplastic particles into hot beverages.