UK Rain Continues with Met Office Warnings Extended
The UK faces persistent rainfall with Met Office yellow warnings in Wales and Northern Ireland, as experts forecast more wet weather ahead with potential snow later in February.
Category : Environment
No End in Sight for UK Rain, Says Met Office
The Met Office warns of continued heavy rainfall across the UK, with no immediate relief forecast. Yellow warnings remain in place for multiple regions as saturated ground increases flood risks.
Car Crash Caused by Smog: My California Ordeal
A personal account of a road trip in California turned nightmare due to hazardous air pollution, leading to a severe car accident and hospitalisation.
UK Rain: No End in Sight as Met Office Issues Warnings
The Met Office warns of continued downpours across the UK, with yellow rain alerts in place and flooding risks after a stormy January saw 50% more rainfall than usual.
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Norway: Just 7 Petrol Cars Sold in January 2026
Norway's electric vehicle transition hits a new milestone, with only seven petrol-powered cars sold in January 2026, driven by aggressive government policies and consumer adoption.
Couple Live in Garden Treehouse, Abandon Cheltenham Home
Phil Campbell and Kathy Farmer, both 65, have slept in their garden treehouse since 2020, citing improved health, better sleep, and a deeper connection with nature as key benefits of their unconventional lifestyle.
Wildlife Photos: Sloths, Iguanas, Fat Seal
This week's best wildlife photographs from around the world feature cuddling sloths in Costa Rica, dazed iguanas in Florida, a very fat seal in Mexico, and many more stunning images.
Trump's Arctic Plans and Global Climate Crisis
Analysis of Trump's proposed Arctic policies and their potential impact on the global climate crisis, including environmental risks and international implications.
London Council Plans to Extend Wildlife and Dog Rules to 2029
Richmond Council launches consultation to extend Public Spaces Protection Orders for three more years, targeting anti-social behaviour and dog control in parks and open spaces.
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Wood Burners Triple Kids' Pollution Exposure
A study in Wales finds wood burners may treble children's exposure to indoor particle pollution, with homes being the largest contributor to daily exposure levels.
Sheep Auction Trip Interrupted by Light and Legend
A country diary entry recounts a trip to a sheep auction in the UK, unexpectedly interrupted by a play of light and local folklore, blending rural tradition with natural wonder.
Japan Snow Deaths Rise as Winter Hits Record Levels
Japan faces a tragic toll from unprecedented snowfall this winter, with multiple fatalities reported as extreme weather conditions grip the country, highlighting climate risks.
Wellington Sewage Disaster Closes Beaches
Wellington faces an environmental emergency as millions of litres of untreated sewage flow into coastal waters after treatment plant failure, prompting health warnings.
Rare Braun's Wrasse Found in Australian Kelp Forests
Scientists have identified the Braun's wrasse, a rare fish species, thriving in the kelp forests off Western Australia, highlighting marine biodiversity.
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Pesticide Harm to Wildlife Rising Globally, Study Finds
New research shows ecological damage from pesticides has increased worldwide, with insects suffering the greatest toxicity rise. Only aquatic plants and land vertebrates saw reduced danger.
Bonobos Show Imaginative Thinking in New Research
A new study reveals bonobos can engage in make-believe scenarios, suggesting imaginative thinking dates back millions of years in our evolutionary history.
Frozen Iguanas Euthanised in Florida Cold Snap
In an unusual wildlife event, frozen iguanas in Florida are being euthanised after a cold snap, raising concerns about invasive species management and animal welfare.
Lebanon Accuses Israel of Cancer Herbicide Spraying
Lebanon has accused Israel of spraying glyphosate, a herbicide classified as probably carcinogenic, on southern farmland in what President Joseph Aoun calls an environmental and health crime.
UK Cuts Climate Finance to Poor Countries by a Fifth
The UK government plans to reduce climate finance for developing countries from £11.6bn to £9bn over five years, a move campaigners warn will cost lives and undermine global climate action.
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London Data Centres Threaten Climate and Water
A surge of 60 new data centres planned for London could undermine decarbonisation targets, strain water resources, and increase energy bills, warns the London Assembly.
Brazilian Fishers Revive Rio's Guanabara Bay Mangroves
Local fishers in Brazil are transforming Guanabara Bay's polluted waters by restoring mangrove forests, creating a thriving sanctuary and protecting coastal communities from environmental threats.
35 Million Salmon Deaths at Scottish Farms Spark Outcry
Animal welfare campaigners reveal over 35 million unexpected salmon deaths at Scottish farms with only two unannounced inspections in three years, questioning regulatory effectiveness.
Storm Leonardo Forces Evacuations in Spain and Portugal
Storm Leonardo has unleashed torrential rain across Spain and Portugal, causing fatal flooding, mass evacuations, and severe travel disruptions, with more storms forecast.
Storm Leonardo Floods Spain and Portugal: Death and Missing
A man has died in Portugal and a girl is missing in Spain as Storm Leonardo brings torrential rain and severe flooding to the Iberian Peninsula, with further storms forecast.
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Wigan Illegal Dump: Peers Demand Environment Agency Action
A 25,000-tonne illegal waste dump near a Wigan primary school poses grave environmental and health risks, with peers urging the Environment Agency to clear the site despite funding refusals.
Sutton Residents Oppose Beddington Waste Plant Expansions
Sutton residents urge council to oppose expansions of Viridor incinerator and SUEZ anaerobic digestion plant, citing health and pollution concerns ahead of local elections.
Seaweed Party on Storm Beach in Country Diary
A natural spectacle unfolds on the storm beach as seaweed gathers in vibrant, decomposing masses, creating a bustling ecosystem for wildlife and enriching the coastal environment.
Quagga Mussel Invasion: Can We Stop It?
The invasive quagga mussel is spreading rapidly in UK waters, threatening ecosystems and infrastructure. This podcast explores the challenges of controlling invasive species and potential solutions.
Crocodile Capture in Northern Territory
A recent crocodile capture in Australia's Northern Territory showcases ongoing wildlife management efforts to ensure public safety in remote regions.
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China's Green Energy Investment Growth Leads World
China's green energy sector sees significant investment growth, positioning it as a global leader in renewable energy development and climate action initiatives.
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