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The Guardian: Environment

There are thousands of dirty old drill sites in Colorado. The state gave oil firms a $1bn pass

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New ways to remove CO2 from atmosphere must grow much faster, report says

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Gardeners beware: slugs returning after dry weather to threaten strawberries

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It has the highest levels of toxic Pfas in drinking water in Scotland. But how did this remote island become awash with forever chemicals?

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Prepare for imminent return of El Niño, UN warns

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UK’s growing green economy worth more than £100bn a year, research finds

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Nature boys and girls – here’s your chance to get published in the Guardian

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‘Hold your nerve and trust nature’: birds, bats and butterflies rebound at Somerset rewilding farm

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Big gains for little terns: how Lindisfarne reserve is helping a rare bird survive tourism

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Wildfires devastating richer areas but fewer hectares burned globally – study

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The Guardian view on the Aberdeen South byelection: the politics of energy take centre stage | Editorial

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Animal welfare violations swarm Miami zoo owned by ex-drug kingpin in Tiger King

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US garbage incinerators are failing to eliminate ‘forever chemical’ air pollution, experts warn

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Ministers urge City of London to act over swimmers in Hampstead Heath wildlife ponds

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On-street EV charging in UK is postcode lottery as drivers face council objections

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Dartford warbler stages a comeback 60 years after almost vanishing

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Footage of rare giant otter pups at Chester zoo – video

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Solar energy helps US farms stay afloat – but Republicans’ bill could change that

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Conservationists alarmed by drastic cuts to key UK fund for global nature protection

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Week in wildlife: a baby pangolin, a gorilla super-mum and Formula One geese

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Air conditioning: the wealthy and well can afford it, but disabled people who need it most can't | Frances Ryan

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