Greenwich Park Grand Ascent Fenced Off, Locals Unhappy
Royal Parks fenced off the iconic Grand Ascent in Greenwich Park to protect eroded grass, sparking mixed reactions from locals who call it 'ugly' and miss the view.
Category : Environment
Brittany Family Wins Landmark Seaweed Death Case
After a decade-long battle, the Auffray family proved that toxic green algae killed Jean-René in 2016. The French state was found guilty of failing to keep waters clean.
No Mow May Boosts Biodiversity in Liverpool
A survey of a Liverpool roadside verge reveals 21 plant species, including cuckoo flower and yarrow, thanks to reduced mowing. Not all residents approve.
Calbee Uses Monochrome Packaging Due to Iran War
Japan's Calbee switches to black-and-white packaging for 14 products due to naphtha shortages from the Iran war, affecting ink supply. Government assures adequate supplies.
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Inside the Hantavirus Cruise Ship: Breakdowns and Football
Passengers on the MV Hondius, stranded with hantavirus, stayed calm watching football, reading, and waiting for authorities. The ship docked in Tenerife amid global concern.
MyLondon's 'Wasted' Campaign Targets London Environment
MyLondon launches 'Wasted' project to probe London's environmental threats, from sewage leaks to data centres, holding councils accountable for climate commitments.
Kew Gardens Tops UK Spring Garden List with 50,000 Plants
Royal Botanic Kew Gardens in London has been named the UK's best spring garden, featuring 50,000 plants, Victorian glasshouses, and a life-size badger sett for children.
Euphrates River Drying Up Sparks Biblical End Times Fears
The Euphrates River is shrinking fast due to climate change and water demand, with scientists warning it could dry up by 2040, fueling biblical prophecy concerns from the Book of Revelation.
Scottish Salmon Farms Face Pollution Crisis as Norway
Scottish salmon farms generate pollution equivalent to human sewage, with waste from each tonne of salmon matching 80 people. Despite calls for moratoriums, new farms are approved without assessments.
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Human Shield Effect: Wildlife Thrives in Garden
In Allendale, Northumberland, a garden becomes a safe haven for nesting mallards, tawny owls, and woodcocks due to the 'human shield effect', where human presence reduces predator vigilance.
PFAS Levels in Seabird Eggs Drop 74% After Regulations
Levels of toxic PFAS chemicals in northern gannet eggs in Canada fell up to 74% over 55 years, showing regulations work, says new study.
Lidar Flights Show Record Snowpack Loss in US West
Lidar-equipped aircraft measure critically low snowpack in western US mountains, signaling an unprecedented water crisis as snow drought and early melt raise wildfire risks.
Stargazing in New Zealand’s First Dark Sky Community
Naseby, a tiny Otago town, becomes New Zealand's first certified dark sky community after a decade-long effort. Experience stunning stargazing tours and learn about preserving the night sky.
RHS Chelsea Garden Celebrates England's Edgelands
Sarah Eberle's On the Edge garden at RHS Chelsea features native weeds, fly-tipped plants, and a fallen tree sculpture to highlight the fragile beauty of urban fringe lands.
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Parasitic Wasps and Other Unsung Heroes in Daily Life
Discover the parasitic wasp that destroys clothes moth eggs and other beneficial organisms we rarely notice but rely on.
Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship in Spain
A hantavirus outbreak on a cruise ship in Tenerife, Spain, has caused multiple infections and raised public health concerns. Authorities are investigating the source and implementing containment measures.
Climate Change Linked to Rise in Hantavirus Cases
Argentina sees a 10% increase in hantavirus cases, with experts blaming climate change and habitat destruction. A cruise ship outbreak prompts global concern.
Peaceful Spring Walk Near London Straddles Three Counties
Discover Shepherd Meadows, a 40-hectare nature reserve on the Surrey, Hampshire, and Berkshire border, less than an hour from central London. Perfect for spring strolls with wildflowers and wildlife.
UK Wildfire Threat: Wennington Blaze Lessons
The 2022 Wennington fire destroyed 18 homes in record heat, exposing UK's unpreparedness for wildfires. Firefighters call for more investment as climate crisis escalates.
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Home Batteries: A Gamechanger for Cutting Energy Bills
With soaring fuel prices, home batteries could cut electricity bills by up to 87%. Costs have dropped 90% since 2010, making them key to green savings.
Green Transition Must Accelerate: Carbon Tax and Building Efficiency
Readers respond to an editorial on the green transition, advocating for carbon tax and dividend schemes and mandatory green tech in new homes to speed up renewable energy shift.
Guardian Readers Rally Behind Cornish Boat Cleaner
Steve Green's mission to remove abandoned boats from Cornwall's creeks gained massive support after Guardian coverage, raising over £23,000.
Colorado Rare May Snowstorm: Denver Hit by Spring Snow
Colorado experienced its largest May snowstorm in 23 years, with Denver seeing 10-15cm of snow. Meanwhile, extreme rainfall in South Africa's Eastern Cape caused flooding and evacuations.
Community Solar Park Adds Battery Storage via Crowdfunding
Ray Valley Solar in Oxfordshire, powering 7,000 homes, launches crowdfunding for a community-owned battery to store solar energy for evening peak demand, boosting local green projects.
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4 Expert-Backed Ways to Reduce Car Use in Cities
Clean air, safer streets, and a stable climate are reasons to reduce car dependence. Experts propose expanding public transport, sharing road space, focusing on suburbs, and understanding driving motivations.
Hiker Killed by Bear in Glacier National Park, First Since 1998
A hiker was found dead in Glacier National Park from wounds consistent with a bear attack, the first fatal incident since 1998. Authorities are investigating.
NSW Records Second-Driest April Amid El Niño Threat
New South Wales recorded its second-driest April on record, with only 13% of average rainfall. Experts warn of continued dry conditions as El Niño likely develops, raising concerns for farmers and bushfire risk.
New Park to Open on Thames Super Sewer in Chelsea
Cremorne Wharf in Chelsea Riverside will be transformed into a public park with seating, planting, trees, artwork, and play areas, opening daily from 7.30am until dusk.
Mississippi Tornadoes Damage 500 Homes, 17 Injured
At least three tornadoes struck Mississippi, damaging nearly 500 homes and injuring 17 people. No deaths reported. Governor calls for prayers as recovery efforts begin.
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New Zealand's Braided Rivers: Tame or Let Flow?
New Zealand's braided rivers face challenges from farming and flood control, raising questions about how to protect these unique ecosystems while ensuring community safety.
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