Perth's Banksia Ecosystem at Risk Without Proper Offset
An expert warns that Perth's endangered Banksia ecosystem is on the brink of destruction due to development projects lacking adequate environmental offsets, threatening biodiversity.
Category : Environment
Plug-in Hybrids Use 3x More Fuel Than Claimed
A comprehensive analysis of nearly one million plug-in hybrid vehicles shows they consume an average of six litres per 100km, far exceeding manufacturer claims of one to two litres.
Digital Habits' Full Impact: E-Waste, AI, Water Crisis
A new report reveals the hidden environmental costs of digital habits, including toxic e-waste, harmful AI content, and massive water use, urging immediate policy changes.
Illegal M25 Dump to Close After Lorry Stuck in Mud
A 300m-long illegal waste site near the M25 in Essex will shut after a court order, following arrests and concerns over health and fire risks.
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Welsh Town Barricades Against Toxic Landfill Stench
Residents of Llanidloes in Powys are barricading windows against a toxic methane cloud from Bryn Posteg landfill, dubbed Wales's worst, as animals refuse well water and health fears mount.
Trump EPA Reversal Denies Climate Reality, Endangers Health
President Trump's repeal of the EPA's endangerment finding on greenhouse gases dismantles key climate regulations, ignoring scientific evidence and exacerbating risks for vulnerable communities.
First Beaver Pair in Norfolk After 500 Years Spotted
Volunteers in Norfolk have documented the first beaver couple to settle in the region in over five centuries, marking a significant ecological milestone.
Shark Attacks Up Sharply in 2025, Florida Tops Global Bite List
A new report reveals a significant rise in unprovoked shark attacks in 2025, with 65 incidents and 12 deaths globally. Florida's Volusia County remains the shark bite capital, while Australia saw a spike in fatalities.
Fireworks Explosion Kills 12 in China Lunar New Year
A deadly explosion at a fireworks shop in Hubei province, China, has resulted in 12 fatalities during Lunar New Year celebrations, highlighting ongoing safety risks.
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Cuba Turns to Solar and Wind as Power Crisis Deepens
Cuba is accelerating its shift to renewable energy to combat blackouts worsened by US sanctions and aging infrastructure, with Chinese investment driving solar and wind projects.
Environmental Groups Sue Trump's EPA Over Climate Finding
More than a dozen health and environmental justice organizations have filed a lawsuit challenging the EPA's revocation of the landmark 'endangerment finding' that underpins federal climate regulations.
Wild Beaver Pair Found in Norfolk, First Since 1500s
A pair of wild beavers has been filmed at Pensthorpe Nature Reserve in Norfolk, marking the first such sighting in the county since the early 1500s. Experts suspect illegal release but welcome their ecological benefits.
Coffee Regions Too Hot for Beans Due to Climate Breakdown
Analysis reveals top coffee-growing countries face 57 extra days of harmful heat annually, threatening arabica cultivation and global supply chains as prices hit record highs.
Rural UK Flooding: Storms Overwhelm Infrastructure and Resilience
Persistent storms and heavy rainfall are overwhelming drainage systems, isolating villages, and damaging roads across rural UK. Communities report infrastructure struggles amid climate change impacts.
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Imperial Eagles Make Improbable Return in Serbia
After dwindling to just one breeding pair in 2017, Serbia's eastern imperial eagle population has rebounded to 19 pairs thanks to dedicated conservation efforts addressing poisoning, habitat loss, and persecution.
London New Towns Blighted by Airport Noise, Sleep Disruption
Exclusive analysis reveals Thamesmead and Crews Hill developments face severe aircraft noise, with property values potentially dropping by billions.
Alcoa Hit with $55M Penalty for Illegal Forest Clearing
US mining giant Alcoa faces a $55 million penalty for unlawful land clearing in WA's jarrah forests, while receiving an 18-month exemption to continue operations amid expansion plans.
London: 2 Weeks Rain, Warmer Temps Coming
BBC Weather forecasts continuous rain in London until early March, but temperatures will rise significantly with highs reaching 15°C, signaling an early spring arrival.
Hampstead Heath Island Becomes Wildlife Sanctuary
A small island in Hampstead Heath's Model Boating Pond will become an isolated wildlife haven after £50,000 was raised to protect nesting species by removing its causeway connection.
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Cycads Heat Up for Sex to Attract Pollinating Beetles
Cycads, the oldest known seed plants pollinated by insects, use a remarkable heating mechanism to attract exclusive beetle species for reproduction, a signal dating back millions of years.
Magpies' Winter Nesting: Persistence and Confusion in Hitchin
Observing magpies in Hitchin, Hertfordshire, reveals their early winter nest-building habits, marked by clumsy yet determined efforts with thick sticks, contrasting with other birds' delicate techniques.
Heather Preen's Death: Family Fight in UK Sewage Crisis
The tragic death of eight-year-old Heather Preen from E coli in 1999 is dramatized in Channel 4's Dirty Business, highlighting ongoing sewage pollution and a mother's quest for accountability.
4.5-Meter White Shark Spotted Circling Divers in Western Australia
A helicopter crew sounded a siren after spotting a massive 4.5-meter white shark circling two divers off Cape Naturaliste, Western Australia, prompting a swift evacuation from the water.
11% of New English Homes at Flood Risk, Data Shows
Analysis by Aviva indicates 11% of homes built in England from 2022 to 2024 are in flood-prone areas, with experts warning of a future scandal as climate risks escalate.
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New Homes in England Built in Flood Risk Areas, Data Shows
A new study by Aviva finds that one in nine new homes in England were constructed in flood-prone areas between 2022 and 2024, with the trend rising. Experts warn of increased risks due to climate change and call for stricter planning regulations.
California Winter Storm Brings Heavy Snow and Flooding
A powerful winter storm is hitting California with heavy snowfall, flooding, and avalanche warnings. The Sierra Nevadas could see up to 7 feet of snow, while southern California faces flood risks.
Safety Check: Are Sydney's Lime E-Bikes Reliable?
An investigation into the safety of Lime's shared e-bikes in Sydney, testing their condition after public use and weather exposure to assess rider trustworthiness.
Nine Easy DIY Repairs for Stuck Zippers, Wobbly Chairs, and More
Experts share practical repair tips to salvage everyday essentials like clothing and furniture, promoting sustainability and cost savings through accessible DIY solutions.
Illegal Rubbish Dump Grows Near London Swimming Spot
Residents demand immediate action as a massive illegal rubbish dump continues to expand near West Reservoir, a popular natural swimming and kayaking location in North London.
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Renewables Boom, Wages Lag Behind Inflation in Australia
Australia added record wind, solar, and storage capacity in late 2025, powering Brisbane 1.5 times over, while wage growth remains stagnant at 3.4%, trailing inflation and reducing real wages.
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