US Records Hottest March Day as Heat Dome Intensifies
Preliminary readings show the US experienced its hottest March day on record, with temperatures reaching 43°C in the Southwest. Scientists attribute the extreme heat to climate change.
Category : Environment
England's 2,700-Mile Coastal Path Now World's Longest
The King Charles III England Coast Path National Trail, stretching 2,700 miles along England's coastline, has officially opened as the world's longest coastal path, with 80% accessible and plans for 25 new nature reserves by 2028.
Tenerife Covered in Snow After Storm Therese Hits
Tourists in Tenerife face snow and ice as Storm Therese disrupts holidays with flight cancellations and road closures. The Spanish island experiences rare snowfall, prompting weather alerts.
Capybara Samba Escapes Marwell Zoo, Search Ongoing
A capybara named Samba remains at large after escaping Marwell Zoo in Hampshire, with zoo officials urging the public to report sightings but not approach the gentle rodent.
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Government Funds Clear-Up of Illegal Waste Dumps in North
The UK government announces funding to clear 48,000 tonnes of waste from illegal tips in Wigan, Sheffield, and Lancashire, part of a 10-point crackdown on waste crime.
King Opens World's Longest Coastal Walking Route in England
King Charles launched the 2,700-mile King Charles III England Coast Path and the Seven Sisters National Nature Reserve, marking a milestone in England's conservation efforts.
Largest Great White Shark Returns to Florida Coast
Contender, the largest great white shark ever recorded in the Atlantic, has returned to Florida waters just six miles offshore during peak breeding season, offering scientists crucial insights into shark mating mysteries.
England to Allocate 7% of Land for Nature and Renewables
The UK government's first land use framework reveals that 7% of England's land must be dedicated to nature, forests, and renewable energy to meet environmental targets, while ensuring food security and housing needs.
Iranian Scientist Wins Water Prize After Exile and Interrogation
Prof Kaveh Madani, an exiled Iranian scientist, wins the Stockholm Water Prize for groundbreaking water management work, despite facing accusations of sabotage and interrogation in Iran.
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Mehr Fardoonji, Organic Farm Founder, Dies at 95
Mehr Fardoonji, who ran Oakcroft organic market garden in Cheshire for 60 years and was an early yoga teacher, has passed away at age 95, leaving a legacy of sustainable farming.
Crossbreed Dogs Have More Behavioural Problems, Research Finds
New research indicates that popular crossbreed dogs like cockapoos and cavapoos exhibit higher levels of undesirable behaviours, including aggression, compared to their purebred counterparts.
Spring Awakens in Tamar Valley with Daffodils and Wildlife
As winter fades, the Tamar Valley bursts into life with daffodils, chiffchaffs, and blossoming trees. This country diary captures the vibrant renewal of nature in St Dominic's wooded enclave.
Oil's Hidden Cost: Fueling Global Conflict and Authoritarianism
George Monbiot argues that Western oil dependency has empowered exploitative regimes and fueled conflicts like the Iran crisis, linking fossil fuels to political tyranny and climate breakdown.
Mass Seabird Deaths on European Coasts from Storms and Climate
Thousands of puffins, guillemots, and razorbills are washing up dead on Atlantic coasts due to severe storms, avian flu, and food shortages, highlighting a climate crisis impact.
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Cyclone Narelle Hits Queensland with 225km/h Winds
Tropical Cyclone Narelle is forecast to make landfall in far north Queensland as a category-four storm on Friday morning, bringing destructive winds exceeding 225km/h and threatening widespread damage.
Cyclone Narelle Accelerates Toward Queensland Coast
Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle intensifies to category 5 off Queensland, moving at 28km/h with 295km/h gusts. Landfall near Coen expected Friday morning, posing extreme danger.
UK Cuts Climate Aid to £2bn Yearly, Sparks Security Fears
The UK government reduces climate assistance to developing nations by 14%, lowering annual funding to £2bn. Critics warn this jeopardizes national security and overseas lives, as overall aid drops to 0.3% of gross national income.
Cape York Braces for Category 5 Cyclone Narelle
Residents in far north Queensland's remote communities are securing buildings and preparing for extended isolation as Tropical Cyclone Narelle intensifies to category five status ahead of Friday landfall.
Women Spend 250M Hours Daily on Water Collection, UN Reports
A UN report reveals women and girls globally spend 250 million hours daily collecting water, exacerbating health, education, and economic disparities due to climate change and poor sanitation.
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Cyclone Narelle Hits Queensland: 315km/h Winds, Evacuations
Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle, a category 5 storm with 315km/h gusts, is set to make landfall in far north Queensland, prompting evacuations and school closures as authorities warn of widespread damage.
Save Gatekeeper Butterflies: Six Conservation Steps
Learn how to protect Britain's charming gatekeeper butterflies, with tips from experts on long grass, nectar plants, and citizen science efforts to reverse their 38% decline.
Cyclone Narelle: Global Warming's Role in Queensland Storm
Tropical Cyclone Narelle, forecast to hit Queensland as a category five system, is intensified by record ocean temperatures linked to climate change, raising risks of storm surges and heavy rainfall.
Queensland Towns Cut Off by Floods Show Remarkable Resilience
The remote outback communities of Birdsville and Bedourie have been isolated for over five weeks due to severe flooding, yet residents maintain their spirits with limited supplies and creative entertainment.
Albert Bridge Could Be Closed Until 2027 for £8.5m Repairs
The historic Albert Bridge in West London may remain closed to traffic until 2027 for extensive £8.5 million repairs, diverting 15,000 vehicles daily. The Grade II* listed structure requires complex stabilization work.
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Mudchute Farm May Pay Rent for First Time in 50 Years
Tower Hamlets Council will decide on a 30-year lease for Mudchute Park and Farm, potentially requiring rent payments for the first time since its establishment, following massive community support.
Fly-tippers to Join 'Clean-Up Squads' in Government Crackdown
The UK government announces plans to force fly-tippers into unpaid clean-up squads for up to 20 hours as part of a 10-point plan to combat illegal waste dumping.
Lime's New Bike Review: Features vs. Habits
Testing Lime's latest e-bike reveals smoother rides and better parking tech, but our journalist still prefers traditional cycling despite the upgrades.
Frome's 'Bitey Horse Field' Becomes Community Woodland
A former paddock in Frome, Somerset, once known for its aggressive stallion, is now the site of a new community woodland project, with 600 volunteers planting trees to honor a local resident and create a lasting green legacy.
Invasive Ants Worsen Global Ecological Crisis in Queensland
Queensland faces heightened ecological challenges as invasive ant species intensify global environmental turmoil, impacting local ecosystems and communities.
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Government to Open Land Registry Data in Net Zero Push
Ministers will announce plans to lift the Land Registry paywall and set out land requirements for net zero targets, including renewable energy and carbon sinks.
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