First Trapped Man Rescued from Flooded Laos Cave
Rescuers in Laos successfully pulled out the first trapped man from a flooded cave, marking a critical step in the ongoing rescue operation.
Category : Environment
Readers Defend 15-Minute Cities Against Scaremongering
Metro readers argue that 15-minute cities are beneficial, not restrictive, and criticize conspiracy theories. Also, debates on Dubai, Trump, and climate change.
My Homemade Air-Con Unit Does the Trick
An inventor shares how a simple DIY air conditioning unit made from a fan, ice, and a bucket effectively cools a room, offering a low-cost alternative to traditional AC.
Week in Wildlife: Baby Pangolin, Gorilla Super-Mum, F1 Geese
This week's best wildlife photos feature a baby pangolin with sinusitis, a disabled gorilla giving birth, Canada geese at the F1 Grand Prix, and more.
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Deadly May Heatwave Shatters Records Across Europe
A deadly May heatwave has shattered temperature records across Europe, with extreme heat linked to dozens of deaths. Weather tracker data shows unprecedented temperatures.
Guardian Wins Emmy for Along the Green Line
The Guardian's documentary 'Along the Green Line' has won an Emmy Award, highlighting the impact of sustainable urban development.
UK Cuts Darwin Initiative, 89 Nations Lose Biodiversity Aid
The UK's Darwin Initiative for global nature protection is drastically cut, with 89 countries losing eligibility. Conservationists warn species and habitats are at risk, undermining global biodiversity goals.
Second Wave of SA Toxic Algal Bloom Imminent, Scientist Warns
An oceanographer warns a second wave of South Australia's toxic algal bloom may be imminent as algae levels surge near Eyre Peninsula, threatening marine life and tourism.
Great Barrier Reef Island Resorts at Risk from Climate Change
Climate change threatens Great Barrier Reef island resorts, with rising sea levels and coral bleaching impacting tourism. Resorts adapt or face closure.
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77% Want More Urban Green Spaces for Stress Relief
A new survey reveals 75% of Brits feel mentally lighter in spring, but 37% lack green space access. 77% believe more urban green spaces would reduce stress.
250th Edition: Assessing Climate Progress
In its 250th edition, we evaluate the current state of the fight against climate change, examining achievements and setbacks worldwide.
Cutting Board Dirtier Than Toilet Seat: Cleaning Tips
Cutting boards can harbor more germs than a toilet seat. A food safety expert shares tips on proper cleaning to prevent bacteria like salmonella and E. coli.
New Jersey Ice Protest Over Environmental Policies
Activists in New Jersey held an ice protest demanding stronger environmental policies, highlighting climate change concerns and government inaction.
Global Heating Makes Hajj More Dangerous
Global heating has altered Mecca's climate, exposing pilgrims to extreme heat even in May. Without cutting fossil fuels, dangerous conditions will persist.
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Why UK Homes and Cities Are Becoming Unbearably Hot
Explore the causes behind rising temperatures in UK homes and cities, from urban heat islands to building design, and discover solutions.
Drought-Resistant Hops Developed to Protect Czech Pilsner
Researchers in Czechia are developing new hop varieties resistant to drought and heat, aiming to preserve the flavor of the country's world-famous pilsner amid climate change.
Blair's Fossil Fuel Call Slammed by Experts Amid Energy Crisis
Energy experts criticize Tony Blair's proposal to abandon net zero and increase North Sea drilling, calling it 'bizarre' and harmful to the UK economy and climate goals.
Should You Get Air Conditioning in the UK? A Green Guide
With 4 million UK homes now having air conditioning, we explore whether it's necessary, eco-friendly options, and alternatives like fans and heat pumps.
UK visa website leak exposes passport images and selfies
UK Visa Portal, an independent travel assistance company, allegedly exposed over 100,000 documents including passport images and selfies due to a security glitch.
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Cerne Abbas Giant Revamp Due to Climate Change
The Cerne Abbas Giant in Dorset is undergoing an early renewal due to climate change. 17 tonnes of chalk are being laid to preserve the 55-metre landmark from fading and algae growth.
Sharpsmart Boosts NHS Waste Service and Green Logistics
Sharpsmart enhances NHS waste service resilience with greener logistics in Normanton, reducing carbon footprint and improving efficiency.
Water Supply Issues in South East: Tell Us Your Story
Thousands of properties in south east England face water supply disruptions due to warm weather. Share your experience with us.
Kent Water Crisis: Thousands Queue as Supply Hits Critical Level
Thousands in Whitstable queue for bottled water as South East Water says storage reservoirs reach critical level during heatwave. Kent County Council to oversee water resilience.
Record Hot Year Likely by 2030, UN Warns
The UN warns a record-breaking hot year is almost certain by 2030, with El Niño expected to push global temperatures past 1.5°C within five years.
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Heatwave Kills Swallow Chicks: Climate Crisis Warning
A heatwave in Norfolk forces swallow chicks to leap from nests to escape deadly temperatures, highlighting the brutal impact of climate change on wildlife.
Sumatra Elephants: Habitat Loss Drives Critical Decline
Investigators probe recent deaths of mother and calf elephant in Sumatra, as conservationists warn that shrinking habitat is pushing the critically endangered species toward extinction.
Chinese Farmers Hope for Rain During 'Small Fullness'
In May, Chinese farmers rely on heavy rains during xiaoman to fill rice paddies. Weather folklore and traditions help predict and prepare for storms.
Flash Flooding Threatens Three Australian States
Severe weather warnings for NSW, Queensland, and Tasmania as heavy rainfall brings flash flooding risks. Brisbane already hit with 43mm of rain.
AI Data Centre's Daily Heat Equals 23 Atomic Bombs
A proposed $1 billion AI data centre in Utah could release heat equivalent to 23 atomic bombs per day, raising local temperatures and environmental concerns.
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Nasa Images Show Wildfire Damage to Santa Rosa Island
Satellite images from Nasa show burn scars after a wildfire scorched a third of Santa Rosa Island, home to rare species. The blaze is the largest recorded on the island.
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