UK Heatwave Continues: How Long Will It Last?
The UK is experiencing a heatwave with temperatures exceeding 30°C, lasting at least until Wednesday. Amber heat alert issued, with tips to stay cool.
Category : Environment
Five-Second Rule for Dogs in Bank Holiday Heatwave
Dog owners urged to use the five-second rule to protect pets from hot pavements during the May Bank Holiday heatwave. Tips to prevent heatstroke included.
Solar Festoon Lights Deals for Your Summer Garden
Discover the best solar festoon lights on Amazon to brighten your garden this summer. Eco-friendly, energy-saving, and perfect for outdoor gatherings.
UK Coastal Erosion Threatens Homes and Infrastructure
Coastal erosion in the UK is accelerating due to climate change, threatening thousands of homes, roads, and railways. Communities face uncertainty as no national adaptation plan exists.
40,000 Evacuated in California Over Chemical Leak Fears
Authorities in Orange County, California, ordered 40,000 people to evacuate due to a chemical leak from a tank holding methyl methacrylate, which risks explosion.
Violence, Precision, and Free Lunch in Pollination
On a May morning, explore the stunning co-evolution of bees and flowers, from explosive broom to precise dead-nettle and free lunch dandelions.
Sea Foam: Natural Phenomenon, Not Pollution
Sea foam often mistaken for pollution is actually a natural phenomenon caused by algae and weather. Learn how it forms and why it's harmless.
Global Wildlife Highlights: Leopard, Fox, Coyote and More
A roundup of captivating wildlife images from around the world, featuring a leopard in Sri Lanka, a rescued fox cub in London, a coyote in LA, and more.
Deadly Floods and Landslides Hit Southern and Central China
Heavy rain in southern and central China causes flooding and landslides, killing 12 and displacing hundreds, while Delhi faces extreme heat above 45C.
UN Climate Vote Shows Growing Political Momentum
The UN General Assembly overwhelmingly backed a resolution urging fossil fuel phaseout, with 141 votes in favor. Experts say it boosts climate diplomacy and litigation, despite opposition from major producers.
Colombia's Wayúu Fear Green Energy Boom After Mining Devastation
After decades of coal mining, Colombia's Wayúu Indigenous group now fears renewable energy projects will repeat the same pattern of land destruction and displacement.
Marine Heatwave off US West Coast Alarms Scientists
An enormous marine heatwave off the US west coast persists, expanding and strengthening, alarming scientists about its ecological impacts and interplay with El Niño.
UK Heatwave: Amber Alerts Issued as Temperatures Hit 30°C
UK Health Security Agency issues five amber heat health alerts as temperatures soar to 30°C, with London potentially reaching 34°C on Bank Holiday Monday.
Why the Great Outdoors Matters: Share Your Nature Love
As summer arrives, we want to hear why you love spending time in nature. Share your favourite outdoor memories and why green spaces are vital for wellbeing.
Snakebite Risk Rising Due to Climate Change, Study Finds
A WHO-led study predicts that climate disruption will push venomous snakes into new areas, increasing contact with humans and leading to more snakebites globally.
Feral Horse Numbers Surge in Kosciuszko Park
A survey reveals feral horse numbers in Kosciuszko National Park have surged after a pause in aerial culling, raising environmental concerns.
Carney's Climate Betrayal: Canada's Green Reversal
Mark Carney's climate policy dismantling: carbon price scrapped, methane rules weakened, fossil fuel subsidies expanded. Activists feel betrayed as Canada's climate plan unravels.
Europe Removes Record 602 River Barriers in 2025
A record 602 river barriers were removed across Europe in 2025, led by Sweden with 173 demolitions, as part of efforts to restore 15,500 miles of rivers by 2030 and boost wildlife.
Severe Flooding Hits Southern and Central China
Heavy rainfall causes widespread flooding in southern and central China, affecting millions and prompting emergency responses. Video shows submerged streets and rescue efforts.
Global Climate Summit Historic Emissions Deal
World leaders at the Global Climate Summit have signed a landmark agreement to cut emissions by 50% by 2030, aiming to limit global warming to 1.5°C.
UK's 'No-Go' Beaches for Bank Holiday Swimming
New research reveals 20 UK beaches with poor water quality due to sewage pollution, advising against swimming this May bank holiday.
London Could Hit 33C in Record-Breaking Bank Holiday Heatwave
London may reach 33C on Monday as a late-May heatwave breaks UK temperature records. The Met Office warns of exceptional heat, urging caution.
Rare Chalk Stream Polluted by Misconnected Homes
Misconnected plumbing is sending untreated wastewater into the River Wandle, a globally rare chalk stream. Only 200 such rivers exist worldwide.
San Francisco Deploys AI to Protect Gray Whales from Ship Strikes
As gray whale deaths soar in San Francisco Bay, a new AI-powered detection network called WhaleSpotter tracks whales day and night to alert ships to slow down or reroute.
PNG Warns Against Fishing After Marine Deaths
Papua New Guinea warns communities not to fish off New Ireland after preliminary tests find metals in water, following months of dead fish washing ashore.
UN Backs Historic Climate Ruling Despite US Opposition
The UN General Assembly voted 141-8 to adopt a resolution backing the ICJ advisory opinion that states must reduce fossil fuels, with the US among the opponents.
Migratory Bird Numbers Plummet in UK Despite Warm Spring
British Trust for Ornithology reports disastrous 2025 breeding season for warblers, with willow warbler, blackcap, and others declining significantly despite warm spring.
Bee Pollen Collection as Exhausting as Flight Take-Off
New research reveals that floral buzzing, the method bees use to collect pollen, consumes as much energy as flight take-off, challenging assumptions about bee energy budgets.
River Mease Restoration: From Straighted Waterway to Wildlife Haven
After 13 years of restoration, the River Mease in the Midlands wins UK River Prize 2026, showcasing how farmers, volunteers, and agencies revived its wetlands and wildlife.
Blinded Owl Symbolizes War's Toll on Ukraine's Birds
A long-eared owl named Sunny, blinded and maimed by a Russian drone strike, is one of many birds suffering from Ukraine's war, with habitats destroyed and populations declining.
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