Dead Canines Mystery Solved: Legal Fishing Bait in Washington
Washington officials confirm 21 dead canines found on Guemes Island shoreline were foxes used legally as fishing bait, solving a local mystery that horrified residents.
Washington officials confirm 21 dead canines found on Guemes Island shoreline were foxes used legally as fishing bait, solving a local mystery that horrified residents.
A government-funded study identifies eight recovery zones in northern England where golden eagles could be reintroduced, with £1 million allocated to support the species' return after centuries of persecution.
A 49-year-old woman was fatally crushed by a decaying beech tree while walking with her husband in West Didsbury, Manchester. The inquest revealed the tree hadn't been pruned for 15 years.
Octopus Energy reports solar sales up 80% in March, while British Gas sees 250% rise in installation inquiries as households brace for 18% energy bill increase from July.
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RecommendedEl Niño, a natural weather phenomenon, could intensify into a super event in 2026, raising global temperatures and causing extreme weather like heatwaves and storms.
The RSPB advises against feeding birds in summer to prevent disease spread, with Greenfinch populations declining over 65% due to trichomonosis. Experts recommend seasonal feeding and hygiene practices.
An allergy expert explains how London's high pollution levels intensify hay fever symptoms by supercharging pollen, creating a severe allergic reaction for sufferers in the capital.
New research reveals London's lack of air conditioning could result in over £200 million in annual productivity losses by 2030, with adaptation costs reaching £440 million.
Hawaii's Kilauea volcano has erupted, with dramatic lava bursts captured on video. The eruption highlights ongoing volcanic activity in the region.
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RecommendedA Wyoming man has been sentenced to probation for killing a wolf, igniting controversy over wildlife protection laws and local hunting practices in the state.
Actor Sam Neill opposes the Bendigo-Ophir goldmine in Central Otago, citing environmental and tourism threats. The project faces fierce debate over fast-track approval and local impacts.
Explore Sydney's inaccessible fatberg at Malabar plant, a London coroner's unsolved case, Netanyahu's political fallout, Bob Hawke's legacy, and the booming anti-ageing hand care industry in this weekend's news digest.
Australia is pioneering innovative recycling methods that convert household waste into valuable resources, reducing landfill and boosting sustainability efforts nationwide.
New Zealand's North Island faces Cyclone Vaianu, with thousands evacuated due to forecasts of 130 km/h winds, coastal flooding, and landslides, evoking memories of 2023's deadly Cyclone Gabrielle.
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RecommendedAn oil spill from a Russian attack on Ukraine's hydropower complex contaminates Moldova's Nistru River, threatening drinking water and sparking political tensions.
A regenerative farm in Brigg, Lincolnshire, faces financial strain as fuel costs double during pea planting, amid concerns over fertiliser prices and rainfall patterns impacting the cropping season.
A public inquiry resumes into a controversial £21bn gold mining project in County Tyrone, pitting environmental campaigners against a US-owned company, with deep divisions over jobs, health, and heritage.
A large crowd caused significant damage at Beckenham Place Park, smashing car windows and leaving rubbish. Police are investigating but no arrests have been made yet.
The UK government's proposal to relax planning rules for industrial chicken farms is being challenged as unsustainable, with concerns over disease outbreaks, energy costs, and environmental impact.
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RecommendedBiruté Galdikas, the groundbreaking primatologist who dedicated her life to studying and protecting orangutans in Borneo, has passed away at age 79. Her work transformed scientific understanding of these critically endangered great apes.
A new study documents a rare 'civil war' among wild chimpanzees in Uganda, where a unified group split and waged coordinated attacks, killing members. This mirrors human conflicts and raises conservation concerns.
The Environmental Protection Agency has proposed rolling back regulations for safe disposal of toxic coal ash, potentially increasing risks of water contamination and toxic exposure.
Hawaii's Kilauea volcano erupted on Thursday, with lava fountains reaching over 200 meters high. The Hawaii Volcanoes National Park is closed, and ashfall warnings are in effect for the Big Island.
The NSW Independent Planning Commission has approved a two-year extension for Delta Electricity's Chain Valley colliery, despite warnings it jeopardizes emissions targets.
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RecommendedIn Langstone, Hampshire, ashy mining bees gather in dense aggregations, showcasing their unique mating rituals and vital role in pollinating spring flora and crops like oilseed rape.
The RSPB recommends removing seed and nut feeders from May to October to reduce trichomonosis spread, suggesting protein alternatives like mealworms and fat balls instead.
The warm, dry April of 1976 in the UK was a precursor to the scorching summer that brought severe drought, water rationing, and infrastructure damage nationwide.
Two sets of rare mountain gorilla twins born in Virunga National Park highlight the remarkable recovery of this endangered species through dedicated conservation efforts.
This week's wildlife highlights include an ostrich on the run in Thailand, seals riding a surfboard in Ireland, and stunning photos from Kenya to Colombia.
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RecommendedA reopened landfill in Fleetwood, Lancashire, has generated over 20,000 complaints due to a foul smell linked to hydrogen sulphide gas. Residents report illnesses, and locals demand permanent closure amid ongoing environmental and health concerns.