Explore how the rise and fall of televangelist Jim Bakker’s empire offers lessons for faith leaders on energy use, waste, and climate stewardship.

Messi’s farewell to Argentina shines a light on his growing eco‑focused ventures, from green hotels to youth football programmes championing sustainability.

Europe’s leading small‑satellite hub sits in Glasgow, but new European space funding may erode its edge.

India’s 7% growth is eclipsed by energy shocks, rising rates, a weak rupee, high valuations and a missing AI edge that keep stocks falling.

UK MPs call for FCA probe after whistleblower Simon Andriesz's death highlighted links between Howard Lutnick and Jeffrey Epstein.

A medical transport aircraft disappeared off Nantucket, killing six aboard. The crash underscores flight safety risks and aviation's climate impact.

A Gulfstream G‑100 medical flight vanished near Nantucket. Coast Guard launches search after losing contact with the aircraft.

The iconic 90‑foot Hawaiian sea arch fell into the sea in late September, a reminder of the island’s volatile geology and changing coastlines.

After an attempted hijacking on a Flydubai flight to Israel, officials emphasize the need for stronger security to support sustainable aviation initiatives.

An Indian pilot’s heroic actions on a Flydubai flight spotlight the urgent need for stronger safety measures and sustainable aviation practices.

Messi’s farewell to Argentina shines a light on his growing eco‑focused ventures, from green hotels to youth football programmes championing sustainability.

The city‑wide money misreporting shows how debt can derail clubs’ green ambitions, forcing a rethink of spending on sustainability projects

South Korean golfer Tom Kim captures Asian Games gold, securing a military exemption and keeping his professional career afloat.

Chinese fighter Wang Cong uses Joker‑inspired face paint to unsettle opponents as she battles for the vacant UFC flyweight title.

South Korean golf star Tom Kim wins Asian Games gold, avoids mandatory military service and draws attention to sustainability in sport.

A life of music that amplified the planet’s beauty. George Fenton’s scores for Blue Planet and other natural history series helped raise global environmental awareness.

Indie singer Anuv Jain climbs global charts without Bollywood, blending heartfelt storytelling with low‑impact acoustic performances that resonate with eco‑conscious listeners.

At Munich's Oktoberfest, the Teufelsrad operator hands out cycling shorts to protect riders from filming under skirts amid viral videos.

India’s once‑lively street performers are vanishing as public space shrinks and new media dominates.

During Munich’s Oktoberfest, ride operators hand out cycling shorts to halt upskirting, igniting a debate on digital safety and privacy law.

Doctors are grappling with unclear prognosis after Christa Pike’s failed lethal injection, sparking debate on execution protocols and human rights.

A Miami elite of Cuban exiles are preparing for a post‑Cuba world, planning investment horizons amid U.S. sanctions and island shortages.

Ukraine war increases emissions, destroys ecologies, and hampers climate action across Europe.

Ongoing conflict in Ukraine drives higher emissions, cripples climate commitments and threatens European sustainability.

The southern African nation authorised the killing of 23 elephants to supply meat for its 60th independence celebrations, sparking outrage from activists and sparking fresh debate over hunting policy.

Finnish regulators have ordered a stop to Google’s planned data centres, citing lack of environmental assessment and forest destruction.

Students march across France demanding new, green, climate‑resilient school buildings, sparking tear‑gas clashes and a debate over sustainable education infrastructure.

A Trump comment about Iran’s nuclear threat sparks debate on the intersection of geopolitics and environmental resilience in California.

Lille’s student protest highlights a call for climate‑aware schools, echoing a global youth climate movement demanding greener curricula.

The election of an AfD parliament speaker in eastern Germany threatens climate policy progress as protests ring out with slogans like ‘Never again is now’.

Kremlin spokesman dismisses rumours over a lab fatality while U.S. offers help, as biosafety concerns loom.

After a Russian lab tech’s pneumonia death, Kremlin warns to heed official health guidance as the US offers aid.

Kenya reports its first Ebola death as the disease spreads, underscoring how climate change drives emerging infections.

Kenya confirms its first Ebola fatality, showing the disease’s spread amid a challenging health landscape.

Russia says the death of a woman linked to a plague laboratory remains under investigation, stressing strict biosafety protocols amid global calls for transparent lab safety measures.

Europe’s leading small‑satellite hub sits in Glasgow, but new European space funding may erode its edge.

32 die in southern Nigeria crash; fire, fuel spill risks highlight climate‑safety nexus.

OpenAI admits its response to an Australian government hack was insufficient, pledges stronger safeguards and calls for mandatory incident reporting.

From a single shipyard to Europe’s leading CubeSat hub, Glasgow’s unexpected space surge faces new European investment and geopolitical challenges.

The US Department of Defence has discontinued Anthropic’s Claude AI tools after a legal battle, citing national‑security risks.