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Thousands of residents have been evacuated from their homes and thousands more are without power.

The "carbon bomb" is opposed by environmentalists, but other factors also influenced the president.

The Acorn Project in Aberdeenshire would pipe harmful greenhouse gas emissions under the North Sea.

The road to the north Wales park will remain off-limits to visitors for five days.

Experts are looking at the potential impacts of work at the Forest of Dean's Cannop Ponds.

The limits on oil and gas drilling in Alaska and the Arctic Ocean come as a huge project may be approved.

Staff are "devastated" following the death of Rosie, who lived in Yorkshire for more than 30 years.

Two bergs the size of Greater London and Cornwall are drifting towards an area where they could affect shipping and nature.

A "rare and unusual" cactus that flowers for one night only is due to bloom again.

Southern Water says it is working to earn back its customers' trust after record fines.

Rare seabirds on the coast of East Yorkshire face threats from climate change, the RSPB says.

The overall budget for redeveloping a town centre department store has doubled from £6m to £12m.

It is claimed the plan will safeguard more than 100,000 jobs, but will require £30bn of investment.

The "super sweet" racoon - one of the zoo's first ever residents - was put to sleep aged 13.

Three of the biggest conservation charities team up to try and halt the destruction of nature in UK.

Scientists say the pace with which infrastructure is being built threatens the Himalayan ecosystem.

After a year when petrol prices soared, the Saudi firm announces a best-ever set of figures.