Hundreds of whales dead after stranding off Australia’s Tasmania Rescuers trying to free a pod of whales stuck on sandbars off Tasmania have found more stranded animals, raising the 'How Hot is Insanely hot': Death Valley records world temperature record Temperature at Furnace Creek weather station - in Mojave Desert - soared as high as 54.4C (130F). One of the Amazon land grabbers are destroying Brazil nut groves for cattle pasture The family of Raimundo Benedito, 35, has been harvesting brazil nuts on the banks of the Cedro river, close to Bangladesh considers scrapping 90% of its coal power pipeline The energy minister has signalled a major pivot away from Chinese-funded coal plants in Bangladesh, but this is not yet Major ship emissions study flags a bigger role for governments Some 30% of ship emissions come from domestic voyages, researchers find, urging governments to tackle the sector in national climate India’s solar boom is threatened by anti-China trade tariffs The Indian government is doubling down on import taxes for solar modules from China, but domestic manufacturing is not ready Climate change: Satellites record history of Antarctic melting Twenty-five years of satellite observations have been used to reconstruct a detailed history of Antarctica's ice shelves. These ice platforms Climate crisis: First active leaks of methane found on Antarctic seabed Microbes which consume potent greenhouse gas had only proliferated in small numbers after five years, researchers say Antarctica is estimated to Largest-ever Arctic ozone hole closes An “unprecedented” hole in the ozone layer which developed to become the largest ever seen over the Arctic has closed just weeks after opening, Antarctica logs highest temperature on record of 18.3C A record high temperature of 18.3C (64.9F) has been logged on the continent of Antarctica. The reading, taken on Thursday
