Just one teaspoonful of toxic pesticide can kill 1.25 billion bees – but may soon be authorised for 'emergency' use for fifth time.

Nearby businesses and communities have a lot ot rethink. “Rivers do what they do, right? ... The water will always win." ...

Minor Hotels currently operates 27 hotels and resorts in nine countries in Africa, across its Anantara, Avani, NH and Elewana ...

Bee-killing pesticides, known as neonicotinoids, have been detected in 85% of tested rivers across England, including key ...

Tribal nations are more vulnerable to disasters due to their remote locations and pre-existing inequities, but the Qualla ...

Neonicotinoids destroy bees’ nervous systems and are banned in Europe, but have been authorised for use every year in the UK ...

Plans decided this week could see green fields between the A361 and the southern edge of Frome transformed into a substantial ...

EAST BURKE, Vt. (WCAX) - After months of work, the village of East Burke got their snowmobile bridge back. The bridge was ...

Areas where sugar beet farming and processing is concentrated - particularly the East Midlands and East of England - had some ...

It has been the wettest November on record for parts of Queensland, but the weather bureau forecasts rain will ease after ...