Cyclone Maila Hits Solomon Islands with 115mph Winds
Severe Tropical Cyclone Maila batters Solomon Islands, displacing 120 people and affecting 73,000. Meanwhile, extreme heat scorches Vietnam and torrential rain lashes South Korea.
Category : Environment
Great Dixter Spring Plant Fair: Gardener's Shopping Guide
Discover the Great Dixter spring plant fair in East Sussex, a premier event for gardeners seeking rare plants and expert advice. Learn tips for navigating plant fairs and enhancing your garden.
Argentina Glacier Law Reform Risks Water for Millions
Argentina's reform of its pioneering glacier law, driven by President Javier Milei, relaxes protections to allow mining in high-altitude areas, threatening water sources for millions amid climate crisis and protests.
Norway's Interspecies Council: Nature Gets a Voice
In Oppdal, Norway, humans represent species from spiders to spruces in councils that aim to integrate nature's perspective into local governance and decision-making processes.
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Wind Farm Plans Threaten Wales' Cambrian Mountains Wilderness
Labour's deal with private companies could industrialize the Cambrian mountains with over 100 giant turbines, sparking protests over environmental damage and energy export to the UK.
Network Rail Criticized for Blocking Swift Nests in Derbyshire
Campaigners express outrage as swifts' nesting holes in a Derbyshire rail viaduct are sealed during a £7.5m refurbishment, threatening the birds' breeding success amid a 66% population decline since 1995.
Sydney's Transport Deserts Strand Residents in Fuel Crisis
Residents in Sydney's outer suburbs face unreliable buses and soaring fuel costs, with charities overwhelmed by requests for assistance as public transport fails to meet basic needs.
First-Ever Chimp Civil War Breaks Out Among 200 Apes
Scientists document unprecedented chimpanzee civil war in Uganda's Kibale National Park, where 200 apes split into rival factions and engaged in deadly conflicts over eight years.
New Tarantula Genus Named for Giant Male Genitalia
Scientists have identified a new tarantula genus, Satyrex, in the Arabian Peninsula and Horn of Africa, featuring species with exceptionally large male genitalia that may help avoid female aggression during mating.
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Firefighters Rescue Three Fox Cubs Trapped in Leicester Wall
Leicestershire firefighters performed a dramatic rescue by drilling through a garage wall to save three distressed fox cubs, with one receiving oxygen therapy before transfer to a wildlife hospital.
Epping Forest Volunteers Ousted for Commercial Tenant
Volunteers running the Epping Forest Visitor Centre face eviction after a decade as the City of London Corporation advertises for a profitable commercial tenant like a restaurant or wellness center.
Man's 200 Snakebites to Develop Universal Antivenom
Tim Friede endured 200 intentional snakebites over 20 years to build immunity, aiding a new antivenom that could prevent thousands of deaths globally amid rising snakebite risks from climate change.
Food Security Crisis: UK Must Act Now Beyond War Alarms
Professor Tim Lang warns that Britain's reliance on imported food and oil-dependent supply chains leaves it vulnerable to global shocks. Urgent policy shifts are needed to boost domestic production and public resilience.
Macaws Return to Rio's Tijuca Park After 200 Years
An ambitious 'refaunation' project in Brazil's Tijuca National Park is reintroducing blue-and-yellow macaws, lost to deforestation and trafficking, marking a historic ecological restoration effort.
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Argentina Approves Glacier Mining Bill Amid Protests
Argentina's congress has passed a bill easing restrictions on mining in glacier and permafrost areas, sparking environmental protests and concerns over water sources.
Mass Animal Rescues Surge Due to Cost of Living and Mental Health
The RSPCA reveals a six-year high in animals needing care, with 75 large-scale incidents last year involving 100+ animals per property, linked to financial strain and mental health struggles.
Rainwater-Storing Fences Combat Flooding in Dutch Neighborhoods
Dutch housing corporations are installing innovative garden fences that store rainwater to reduce flooding pressure during downpours and preserve water for drought periods, addressing climate change impacts.
US Hottest March on Record, Heatwave Breaks Norms
The continental US experienced its most abnormally hot March in 132 years, with temperatures 9.35F above normal. Experts warn of a super El Niño intensifying global warmth.
Sydney's Fatberg Crisis: Malabar's Inaccessible Monster
A massive fatberg, likened to four buses in size, lurks behind a bulkhead door at Sydney's Malabar wastewater plant, causing recurring poo balls on beaches. Despite efforts, its full extent remains unknown due to inaccessibility and safety risks.
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Victoria Park Festival Days May Double, Sparking Local Debate
AEG seeks to extend its takeover of Victoria Park from 28 to 75 days for festivals like All Points East and LIDO, citing infrastructure needs, but residents worry about losing green space.
Poisoned Meat Found in London Parks, Police Warn Dog Walkers
The Metropolitan Police have issued urgent warnings after suspected poisonous meat was discovered in Holland Park and Brompton Cemetery, causing a dog to fall ill and two foxes to die.
Wild Cows Released in South London: Where to See Them
Citizen Zoo released three Sussex cows into Tolworth Court Farm Fields, expanding the Wild Tolworth project. This rewilding initiative aims to restore natural habitats and boost biodiversity in southwest London.
UK Glyphosate Use Rises 10-Fold, Sparking Health Fears
Campaigners demand action as glyphosate herbicide use in UK farmland and public spaces skyrockets, raising serious public health and environmental concerns.
Emperor Penguins Endangered: Climate Crisis Causes Mass Chick Deaths
The emperor penguin has been officially declared endangered by the IUCN due to catastrophic colony collapses caused by melting Antarctic sea ice, with projections showing population halving by 2080s.
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Major Fire at Derelict West London Homes Sends Smoke Billowing
A significant blaze broke out at abandoned terraced flats in Perivale, West London, requiring eight fire engines and 60 crew members. Residents were advised to keep windows closed due to heavy smoke.
UK Cod Crisis: Consumers Told to Avoid as Stocks Plunge
The Marine Conservation Society downgrades UK-caught cod to its worst rating, warning of dangerous population declines and urging sustainable alternatives like European hake.
Wolf Escapes Zoo in South Korea, Hundreds Search
A wolf escaped from a zoo in Daejeon, South Korea, prompting a massive search involving over 300 emergency and military personnel. A local school closed for safety as authorities deployed drones to locate the animal.
Bird Feeder Pecking Order Sparks Wildlife Feeding Debate
A detailed observation of avian hierarchy at a garden feeder raises critical questions about the environmental and ethical implications of feeding wild birds in urban settings.
NASA Tests Model for Ultra-Local Weather Forecasts
NASA scientists are trialling a new meteorological model designed to generate highly precise, short-term weather forecasts for specific local areas, potentially revolutionizing how we predict weather.
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EPA Chief Zeldin Speaks at Climate-Denying Heartland Institute Event
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin delivered a keynote address at the Heartland Institute's climate change conference, defending his agency's rollback of environmental regulations and criticizing established climate science.
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