Haringey Gets £1.5M for Community Space Upgrades
Haringey Council has confirmed a £1.5 million government award for regeneration projects, including paddling pool improvements, pigeon-proofing, park upgrades, and new trees in residential streets.
Category : Environment
Zoo Puts Down Tapir and Capybara Together to Avoid Loneliness
Newquay Zoo in Cornwall made the heartbreaking decision to euthanize two beloved animal friends simultaneously to spare them from isolation after age-related health declines.
Colombia's Oil Spills and Gangs Destroy Wildlife Hotspot
Barrancabermeja's wetlands, home to manatees and jaguars, face ecological collapse from refinery leaks and gasoline gangs, displacing fishing communities and threatening endangered species.
Trump Climate Repeal Triggers Oil Lawsuits
Former President Donald Trump's move to repeal climate endangerment rules has ignited a wave of lawsuits from the oil industry, raising concerns about environmental impacts and legal precedents.
30 Dead Swans Found in Thames Amid Suspected Bird Flu Outbreak
Health officials discovered 30 dead swans in London's River Thames over a week, sparking fears of a new avian flu outbreak. The public is warned not to touch dead birds.
Bird Flu Fears Rise as 30 Dead Swans Found in London Docks
Concerns over bird flu are mounting in East London after 30 dead swans were collected from West India and Millwall Docks, with tests underway to confirm the cause.
Houseplant Hacks: LECA Balls vs Soil for Healthier Plants
Discover how LECA balls, a soil alternative, can improve plant health by enhancing drainage and reducing pests. Learn practical tips for transitioning your houseplants to this modern growing medium.
Uber Expands EV Service to 8 UK Cities, Misses London Goal
Uber has launched electric vehicle services in eight additional UK cities but fell short of its all-electric target for London, citing charging infrastructure challenges as the main barrier.
Six US States Declare Blizzard Emergency Amid Bomb Cyclone
A massive winter storm has prompted six northeastern US states to declare emergencies, with up to two feet of snow, power outages affecting 650,000 homes, and widespread travel disruptions.
Joe Kennedy, Environmental Pioneer, Dies at 78
Joe Kennedy, a leading environmentalist known for his decades of activism and advocacy for sustainable policies, has passed away at the age of 78. His work spanned climate action, biodiversity, and public health initiatives.
Blizzard Shuts Down Northeast US with 2 Feet of Snow
A major winter storm dumped up to 2 feet of snow across the Northeast US, disrupting travel and daily life in New York, New Jersey, and Massachusetts.
Study Reveals Whistling Mechanism in Horses' Whinnies
New research reveals horses produce their unique two-toned whinnies through a whistling mechanism in their voice box, a discovery that explains how large mammals create high-pitched sounds.
Yorkshire Water Fined £700k for Sewage Pollution in Park
Yorkshire Water has been fined more than £700,000 after pleading guilty to three sewage pollution incidents in Pools Brook country park near Chesterfield, which killed fish and insects.
Supreme Court Hears Climate Lawsuit Against Exxon, Suncor
The US Supreme Court will hear arguments in Boulder's climate lawsuit against ExxonMobil and Suncor, potentially impacting dozens of similar cases nationwide.
Harrow Fly-Tipping Hotspot: 7 Fines in a Year, Daily Dumping
A North London resident criticizes Harrow Council for issuing only seven fines at a fly-tipping hotspot where waste is dumped every two days, despite over 4,000 FPNs borough-wide since 2022.
UK Food System Vulnerable to Riots from Single Shock, Experts Warn
Top food experts warn the UK's fragile food system could tip into civil unrest or riots from one major shock like extreme weather, cyber-attacks, or conflict due to climate, poverty, and supply chain issues.
Northeast US Blizzard: Travel Bans, Power Outages Widespread
A major winter storm with blizzard conditions has brought the Northeast US to a standstill, with travel bans, flight cancellations, and power outages affecting millions from New York to Massachusetts.
Abandoned Baby Monkey Accepted by Japanese Zoo Troop
Punch, a baby macaque abandoned by his mother, has been embraced by his troop at Ichikawa City Zoo after viral photos showed him clinging to a stuffed toy for comfort.
Stevie the Chicken Who Thought She Was a Dog
Jessica Davis shares the heartwarming story of Stevie, a Buff Orpington chicken who integrated into her dog pack in Malibu, revealing the surprising social intelligence of chickens.
NYC Blizzard: Bomb Cyclone Threat, Millions Homebound
Millions of New Yorkers and residents across the northeastern US are under stay-at-home orders as a severe blizzard, potentially escalating into a bomb cyclone, blankets the region with up to two feet of snow, causing widespread disruptions.
Spring Heatwave Hits Europe, US Faces Nor'easter Blizzards
South-western France could reach 25°C this week, while Boston faces up to 50cm of snow from a powerful Nor'easter storm. Europe's early spring contrasts sharply with US cold snap.
Jupiter Shines Steadily in Gemini's February Sky
Jupiter, the solar system's largest planet, remains a brilliant and unwavering beacon in Gemini this month, forming a striking trio with stars Castor and Pollux. Its steady light cuts through urban pollution, offering easy observation.
London's Sunny Spell Ends: 11 Days of Rain Forecast
London's brief sunny weather will give way to 11 consecutive days of rain starting Thursday, with heavy downpours expected on Friday. Forecasters predict a return to wet and miserable conditions across the capital.
Monsoon Low Threatens Year's Rain in Week Across Australia
A lingering monsoon low could deliver a year's worth of rain in just one week to parts of inland South Australia, Queensland, and New South Wales, with severe weather warnings issued for multiple regions.
Punch the Monkey: Viral Story of Abandonment and Toy Bond
Punch, a Japanese macaque abandoned by his mother, has captured global attention after forming a bond with a stuffed toy at Ichikawa Zoo. Experts explain abandonment causes and social dynamics.
Cockatoo Habitat Bulldozed for Luxury Homes in Western Australia
Property developers in Western Australia plan to destroy a critical banksia ecosystem, threatening endangered cockatoos, to construct high-end residential properties, sparking conservation outrage.
1926 Diary: Ravens Toy with Tempest in Mountain Storm
A 1926 country diary recounts ravens performing aerial acrobatics during a fierce storm on Stob Dearg, showcasing their mastery of wild winds and misty landscapes.
Sydney Water Ordered to Remove Massive Fatberg
Sydney Water has been mandated to clean up a massive fatberg at its Malabar treatment plant, following pollution incidents that closed beaches last summer. The EPA issued a pollution reduction program to prevent future debris ball occurrences.
Wood Pigeon Courtship: A Bridgerton Ritual in Norfolk
In Norfolk, wood pigeon courtship involves mutual preening and 'kissing,' with gender determined by submissive postures and bowing dances, blending nature with drama.
Dark Bee Revival: 1,000 Queens in Annual 'Wedding Flight'
In Chimay, Belgium, an annual ceremony sees 1,000 virgin queens mate to boost populations of the European dark bee, a native subspecies threatened by hybrid honeybees and climate change.
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