Volunteers Save Scottish Rainforest with 11M Seeds
About 100 volunteers hand-collected 11 million seeds to grow 8 million native trees, restoring Scotland's endangered Atlantic rainforest.
Category : Environment
Europe heatwave shifts east: red warnings in Hungary, Poland
Red warnings for extreme heat issued across Hungary, Poland, Romania, and the Balkans as the heat dome moves east. Budapest forecast to exceed 40°C on Tuesday.
Adani Green Energy Urges Faster Electrification as Power Demand Rises
Adani Green Energy calls for accelerated electrification to meet surging global power demand, citing record energy consumption and the need for renewable expansion.
Strawberry Moon 2026: Can it be seen in the UK tonight?
The strawberry moon, June's full moon, rises tonight in the UK as a micromoon. Learn what it means, best viewing times, and when the next full moons occur.
Antarctica temps 15°C above normal in heatwave
Temperatures in Antarctica soared 15°C above normal, reaching -2°C at Rothera Station. Scientists warn climate change is driving extreme winter heatwaves and sea ice loss.
UK heatwaves: How to adapt and mitigate as another hot spell looms
As the UK braces for another heatwave, experts call for urban adaptation, green infrastructure, and fossil fuel reduction to combat deadly extreme heat linked to climate change.
Dame Penelope Keith dies aged 86 after cancer battle
Dame Penelope Keith, star of The Good Life and To the Manor Born, has died aged 86. Her family confirmed she passed away peacefully while living with cancer at her Surrey home.
London Heatwave Forecast: Temperatures to Soar Again
London faces another heatwave with temperatures hitting 32C by July 8, following a record-breaking 36.4C in June. Expert warns of climate change impact.
Bird flu reaches Australia, threatening unique wildlife
H5N1 bird flu has reached every continent, now landing in Australia. Experts warn of rapid spread among endemic species, with over 150 birds at high risk of extinction.
Labour's Mission Economy: Burnham's Net Zero Revival
Every £1 spent on net zero returns £2.20-£4.10. Labour's mission agenda lost its way; Burnham must adopt five key changes for delivery.
Ed Miliband as chancellor would boost UK economy and bond markets
Ed Miliband as chancellor would benefit all UK regions and bond markets, argues Josh Ryan-Collins, countering criticisms from unions and City figures over net zero transition.
Learning to love houseflies despite their filth and buzz
Emma Beddington confronts her hatred of houseflies, discovering they are smarter and more ecologically vital than she thought. She vows to stop swatting them.
Are There Places on Earth Where Humans Haven’t Been?
Readers explore whether any places on Earth remain untouched by humans, examining remote regions and the reasons for their inaccessibility.
Europe heatwave: Excess deaths reach 1,300
Excess deaths in Europe's heatwave have hit 1,300, WHO reports, as temperatures push past 40°C in France, Italy, and Germany, with storms and power outages.
Dulwich Park: tree-shaded oasis with boating lake and pizza
Dulwich Park in Southwark offers a 29-hectare Green Flag award-winning green space with a tree-lined path, boating lake, and café serving sourdough pizzas, near East Dulwich, voted one of London's best places to live in 2025.
Europeans voice fears as continent faces worst heatwave ever
European residents and tourists express concern as the continent endures its most severe heatwave, with over 60,000 deaths in summer 2022 and ongoing disruptions.
Demand for inquiry into Alligator Alcatraz's Everglades damage
Environmentalists and immigrant-rights advocates call for independent investigation into environmental damage caused by the now-closed Alligator Alcatraz detention center in Florida's Everglades.
US strikes Iran targets after drone attack on cargo ship
The US struck Iranian missile and drone facilities near the Strait of Hormuz in response to Iran's drone attack on the Singapore-flagged M/V Ever Lovely, as the ceasefire faces its greatest test.
Eco-Friendly Burials and Cremations Gain Traction in Australia
Australians are exploring eco-friendly deathcare options like natural burials, aquamation, and sustainable coffins to reduce environmental impact, but planning ahead is key.
Swiss glaciers lose all winter snow by Monday amid heatwave
Swiss glaciers are expected to lose all snow and ice accumulated last winter by Monday, marking the second-earliest glacier loss day on record, driven by a heatwave.
House martins return to Norfolk street after 20 years
A nine-year-old discovers house martins nesting outside her bedroom window in Norfolk, where they haven't been seen for 20 years. The endangered birds have returned.
Visually impaired students build den in Edinburgh woods
Visually impaired students Kearyn and Adrianna describe building a den in the Astley Ainslie hospital gardens, appreciating the sounds and smells of the woodland.
Europe's Heatwave Crisis: Why Continent Remains Unprepared
Despite decades of warnings, Europe's heatwaves still cause devastation. The 2003 heatwave triggered early systems, but rising temperatures outpace adaptation, with 200,000 deaths in four years.
Europe Heatwave Hits Germany, Poland, France, UK
A severe heatwave is sweeping across Europe, with record temperatures recorded in Germany, Poland, France, and the UK, prompting health warnings and transport disruptions.
Germany and Italy Swelter in Heatwave as Records Tumble
Germany and Italy endure sweltering conditions as a heatwave linked to dozens of deaths spreads eastwards, with Denmark and Slovakia setting new temperature records.
London butterfly sightings double with wildflower verges
Butterfly sightings at London roadside wildflower verges increased by over 50% in a year, with 520,000m² planted since 2024, boosting biodiversity and supporting wildlife.
Why UK's record heatwave feels unbearable
The UK's record heatwave feels 'different' due to high humidity, insulated homes, and lack of preparation, says Met Office. Temperatures hit 37.3C in Suffolk, disrupting schools, transport, and landmarks.
The Great Stink: London's foul summer that forced Parliament to flee
The Great Stink of 1858, caused by Thames sewage and a heatwave, drove Parliament to consider leaving London and led to Joseph Bazalgette's modern sewer system.
Bedfords Park: East London's underrated woodland haven
Discover Bedfords Park in East London, a 215-acre Green Flag nature reserve with woodland, wildflower meadows, a herd of red deer, and a historic walled garden from the 1770s.
Ambulance service declares critical incident in London heatwave
London Ambulance Service has declared a critical incident due to extreme demand amid the UK's hottest June day on record, urging public to only call 999 for life-threatening emergencies.
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