The Fukushima nuclear water crisis has been compounded by multiple technical failures and flawed decision making by the Japanese government and the TEPCO utility according to a new Greenpeace report.

Thirty years ago, all 197 countries got together to ban the gases damaging the Earth’s ozone layer. Now we need to unite to combat an even greater threat. What can we learn from 1989?

Prime Minister, the Most Hon. Andrew Holness, says the Government will continue to improve water systems islandwide to ensure access to the amenity to residents. Mr.

The multilateral Lake Victoria Environmental Management Program (LVEMP) has taken possession of a second harvester designed to clear endemic, invasive water hyacinth in preparation for planned dredging and desiltation in most of the Lake's ports.

A new report by the US Government’s General Accountability Office (GAO) criticizes actions of the administration of President Donald J Trump which, by rescinding Obama-era executive orders and strategies, have reduced the capacity of the country’s diplomats to prepare for destabilizing mass migration events caused by climate change.

The January 17 report “Climate Change: Activities of Selected Agencies to Address Potential Impact on Global Migration” says that "Without clear guidance, (the Department of) State may miss opportunities to identify and address issues related to climate change as a potential driver of migration”. Responding to Congressional requesters, the report draws on assessments provided by the US Department of State, the US Agency for International Development and the US Department of Defense.

The GAO is a legislative branch US government agency that provides auditing, evaluation, and investigative services for the United States Congress and is the supreme audit institution of the US federal government.

The world’s biggest steelmaker is to build a seawater desalination plant in Eastern Brazil to safeguard steel production which has been hit by water shortages in recent years, attributed by the company to climate change.

State and territory governments are urged to apply for a share of 500 Million AUD ($360 Million USD) for new water infrastructure projects, which have the potential to transform regional communitie

China is considering digging two mega canal systems to link the Yangtze River, which runs through central and eastern China, to the Pearl River in southern Guangdong and Guangxi provinces.

After a prolonged summer drought, the bustling traffic at one of the shallowest points on the Rhine ground to a halt for nearly a month late last year, choking off a critical transport artery.