Danish Royals in Australia: Plastic Crowns and Climate Message
Crown Prince Frederik and Princess Mary of Denmark visited Australia, drawing crowds with plastic crowns and cheers while emphasizing environmental action and cultural ties.
Category : Environment
London to Hit 19C, Hotter Than Ibiza This Week
London is set for three days of glorious sunshine this week, with temperatures peaking at 19C on Wednesday, making it hotter than Ibiza. The warm spell follows a chilly weekend.
Kenya Flood Deaths Hit 62, Nairobi Worst Hit
Severe flooding in Kenya has killed 62 people, including eight children, with Nairobi recording 33 deaths. Over 2,000 families displaced as heavy rains batter the region.
Scampi Could Vanish from UK Menus Due to Carbon Risk
Scientists warn that bottom trawling for scampi releases ancient seabed carbon, threatening marine ecosystems and potentially removing this British favourite from chippy menus.
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South Australia's Algal Bloom Crisis Devastates Marine Life
Australia's largest algal bloom persists for over a year, affecting 780+ species and devastating South Australia's coastline. Scientists warn of potential recurrence as ecological damage continues.
Blue-Sky Flood Threatens Longreach as River Rises
The Thomson River at Longreach has reached 6.12 meters and is rising slowly, with a major flood warning issued. It is expected to peak near 6.5 meters this afternoon or evening, creating a 'blue-sky flood' under sunny 31C skies.
Nile Fishermen Switch to Plastic Collection as Fish Populations Decline
In Cairo, fishermen on al-Qarsaya island are pivoting from fishing to collecting plastic waste due to declining fish stocks caused by pollution, earning higher incomes through a recycling initiative.
Colossal Biosciences' $10.2B Quest to Resurrect Extinct Species
Colossal Biosciences, valued at $10.2 billion, claims it can bring back the dodo, woolly mammoth, and dire wolf through gene editing. Critics call it 'tech bro' hype that could undermine conservation efforts.
Appreciating Wasps, Sharks and Other 'Villain' Animals
Wasps, sharks, snakes and mosquitoes are often unfairly labeled as villains, but they play crucial ecological roles. Understanding their true nature reveals their importance in maintaining balanced ecosystems.
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Save Britain's Hedgehogs: Eight Key Conservation Steps
Hedgehog populations are declining due to habitat loss, pesticides, and road accidents. Learn eight practical ways to help protect these beloved wild animals in the UK.
Quapaw Nation Leads Historic Superfund Cleanup in Oklahoma
The Quapaw Nation in Oklahoma has become the first US tribal community to manage and execute a Superfund cleanup, restoring toxic land from mining waste for agriculture and cattle grazing.
EA to Get Police Powers for Waste Crime Fight
The UK government plans to grant Environment Agency officers police-like powers, including warrantless arrests and asset seizures, to combat fly-tipping and illegal waste sites costing billions annually.
London's Parks Bloom as Spring Awakens After Rainy Winter
Stunning photographs capture London's parks coming to life with the first signs of spring, from blooming magnolias to vibrant daffodils, as longer days and warmer weather return.
UK Habitat Protection Debate: Conservation vs. Green Building
Wildlife experts challenge claims that legal protections hinder green infrastructure, citing massive habitat loss and the need for stronger environmental regulations in the UK.
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AI Energy Surge Sparks 'QuitGPT' Debate on Environmental Costs
Studies reveal generative AI consumes far more energy than traditional computing, with datacentre demand growing rapidly. The 'QuitGPT' movement questions if opting out is necessary to curb environmental impacts.
Superbug Genes in UK's Largest Lake Threaten Drinking Water
Exclusive testing reveals antibiotic-resistant genes in Lough Neagh, which supplies 40% of Northern Ireland's drinking water, fueled by sewage and slurry pollution.
Dawn Search for Rare Black Grouse in Wales' Largest Moor
A journalist explores Ruabon grouse moor in Wrexham during spring, hoping to spot the elusive black grouse during its courtship lek, while reflecting on conservation and shooting practices.
Suzanne Simard: Forests, Climate, and Scientific Controversy
Ecologist Suzanne Simard discusses her research on forest intelligence, the climate crisis, and the backlash she faced for challenging traditional forestry views.
Germany's 2025 Emissions Drop Just 0.1%, Missing Climate Targets
Germany's greenhouse gas emissions decreased by a mere 0.1% in 2025, falling short of climate targets. Environment Minister Carsten Schneider urges faster renewable adoption amid political shifts.
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Vote Opens on Sycamore Gap Tree's Future Artwork
The National Trust launches a public vote to select an artwork from the wood of the illegally felled Sycamore Gap tree, with six shortlisted proposals aiming to honor the landmark's national significance.
Clarkson's Farm Hit by New Disaster After TB Lockdown
Jeremy Clarkson reveals his farm is officially TB-free after seven months, but faces another tragedy as a donkey must be euthanized due to laminitis.
Mother and Daughter Rescued from Essex Quicksand
A mother and daughter were rescued after sinking waist-deep into quicksand on Southend beach. Adventure Island staff used a rope to pull them to safety as the tide was coming in.
Arctic Air Brings Cold Showers and Frost Across UK
The Met Office warns of cold showers, blustery winds, and widespread frost with icy patches overnight as Arctic air sweeps across the UK, potentially bringing disruptive snowfall to Scotland.
Warren Farm in West London Becomes Official Nature Reserve
Ealing Council designates Warren Farm in Southall as a Local Nature Reserve, protecting its skylark population and diverse wildlife as part of wider green space initiatives.
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Ryan Gosling Calls London Foxes 'Cool as Hell' on BBC Radio
Actor Ryan Gosling sparked debate by praising London's foxes as inspirational and underappreciated during a BBC Radio 1 segment, urging more celebration of the urban wildlife.
Historic Deal Saves Hounslow Allotments from Development Plans
Hounslow Council has finalized a 24-year lease agreement to preserve Park Road Allotments in Isleworth, ending a long dispute with the Duke of Northumberland's estate over plans to build 90 flats on the site.
Amazon's Best-Selling Patio Cleaners Tackle Winter Grime
Discover how Amazon's top-selling patio cleaner and pressure sprayer simplify driveway and slab cleaning after a wet winter, offering chemical solutions and easy application tools.
UK Sewage Crisis: Where Key Figures Are Now
As public outrage over sewage pollution grows, we track the current roles of former regulators and water company executives criticized for their handling of the scandal.
London's Best Tulip Gardens for Spring Blooms
Discover vibrant tulip displays across London this spring, from royal palaces to urban patches, without leaving the city. Explore top spots like Hampton Court Palace and Buckingham Palace.
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Richmond May Ban Lime E-Bikes for Forest After Tender
Richmond Council is reviewing a proposal to replace Lime e-bikes with Forest as the sole provider, potentially banning Lime after it was outbid in a tender process.
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