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BLUE BAY, Mauritius — Every October, Blue Bay in southeastern Mauritius, named for its enticing waters, takes on a pinkish hue. The cause: corals releasing millions of eggs and sperm. This type of annual synchronized spawning is crucial to the…
PORT LOUIS, Mauritius — Seeing coral reefs can color one’s monochrome view of the ocean forever. In the pink of health — and red, blue, green and purple — corals resemble underwater fireworks, forming glorious landscapes pulsating with marine life.…
Conservationists hail ‘remarkable’ rediscovery after 40 years, at nature reserve only accessible by boat A tiny spider thought to have vanished for ever from the UK has been rediscovered on a remote area of a nature reserve accessible only by…
Former PM says he has not seen party ‘soaring in the polls as a result of saying what rubbish net zero is’ Boris Johnson has warned the Conservatives they will not win the next election by “bashing the green agenda”.…
Suzanne Rees, 80, was found dead on Lizard Island a day after her cruise ship the Coral Adventurer left without her Follow our Australia news live blog for latest updates Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news…
Without a big increase in investment in renewable energy globally, humanity will not limit global temperature rise to 2 degrees Celsius, but much of the data center boom is powered by fossil fuels. By Jake Bolster Surging electricity demand driven…
A North Dakota judge reduced the jury’s award to the pipeline company Energy Transfer to roughly $345 million, from $667 million.
Island countries understood that a day like this would come.
LINUM, Germany (AP) — In a spot outside Berlin that’s usually a paradise for birdwatchers, volunteers have recovered nearly 2,000 dead cranes in recent days as bird flu has hit the migrating birds hard. Linum, a small village about an…
Nearly half of the United Kingdom’s most commercially valuable fish populations are either overexploited, critically low or both, according to a new report warning that the government continues to set catch limits above scientific advice. The report, “Deep Decline,” by…