A North Dakota judge orders Greenpeace to pay $345 million over 2016–2017 pipeline protests, down from $666.9 million, prompting an appeal over free speech concerns.

EPA repeals 2009 rule linking vehicle emissions to health risks, removing basis for federal climate regulations.

A flight from Bengaluru to Kathmandu was diverted twice due to bad weather, stranding over 180 passengers for more than 18 hours.

Rising pesticide use in the Midwest correlates with sharply increased cancer rates, sparking public health concerns amid industry influence and weakened regulations.

Police search for up to three crocodiles in Newcastle creek after multiple sightings.

ECOWAS and the AU condemn Gulf military escalation, warning of global energy, trade, and food risks, and urge diplomacy.

A nor'easter brought record snow to Rhode Island, causing travel chaos, power outages, and emergency declarations.

Highly pathogenic avian flu confirmed in Iowa backyard flocks; public advised to monitor birds and report symptoms.

Meghalaya and Japan expand ties through youth training, agriculture, and sustainability projects under the "Kizuna" conclave.

Scotland legalizes water cremation, an eco-friendly alternative, effective March 2, 2026.