Loud Parade Music Shatters Thai Museum Artifacts
A parade in Chaiyaphum, Thailand, with over 150 floats blasted music so loud it shattered ancient artifacts at the Chaiyaphum Ancient Textile Museum, causing severe damage.
Category : Environment
Billionaire's Son Offers to Rehome Escobar's Hippos
Anant Ambani, son of India's richest man, offers to relocate Pablo Escobar's invasive hippos to his animal sanctuary in India to prevent culling in Colombia.
South London Park with Free Farm and Film History
Discover Maryon Wilson Park in Charlton, a hidden gem with a free animal park, woodland trails, and a role in the 1966 cult film Blow Up. Perfect for spring picnics.
King Charles to Press Climate Case with Trump
Despite Trump's anti-environment stance, King Charles III is expected to raise climate and nature issues during his US state visit, reflecting his lifelong advocacy.
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Kiwi Enter NZ Parliament for First Time
For the first time, kiwi birds were hosted in New Zealand's parliament, marking a conservation win. The event celebrated the reintroduction of kiwi to Wellington's wilds after over a century.
Nordic Heatwave Part of Record European Heat, Report Says
A new report reveals that a Nordic heatwave with temperatures above 30°C in the Arctic Circle was part of a record-breaking year, with abnormal heat affecting over 95% of Europe.
Simple Joy of Watching Whirligig Beetles on Dartmoor
A calm morning on Dartmoor reveals pools teeming with whirligig beetles, whose frantic spinning and pairing mesmerize and offer a mindful escape.
80% of High-Risk Flood Homes in Urban England
New analysis shows 839,000 urban homes at high surface-water flood risk, a threefold increase since 2018, with social housing tenants most vulnerable.
Cat's Paws: Wind Ripples for Sailors
Cat's paws are surface ripples caused by turbulent airflow, showing where wind is. Sailors once saw them as lucky and used them to find breezes.
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Cairngorms Spring: Barbecue Ban Targets Wildfire Prevention
As spring arrives in Abernethy Forest, a new bylaw bans barbecues and campfires to protect against wildfires, with climate change increasing risks.
Colombia President Warns 'Suicidal' Capitalism at Summit
Colombia's president Gustavo Petro warns that capitalism's reliance on fossil fuels could lead to humanity's extinction, as 57 nations meet to discuss a green energy transition.
Germany's Stranded Humpback Whale Timmy Rescued
A rescue operation to transport Timmy, a stranded humpback whale, from the Baltic Sea to the North Sea is underway. The mission, funded by multi-millionaires, faces concerns over the whale's health.
Australia Renewable Energy Record 46.5% Batteries Cut Prices
Australia's electricity demand hit record highs in Q1 2026 due to heatwaves and datacentres, but renewable energy provided 46.5% of generation, a new record, while batteries lowered wholesale prices.
Egg Loss to Possums Raises Extinction Risk for Regent Honeyeater
New research reveals that even rare egg predation by possums can increase the extinction risk of the critically endangered regent honeyeater by 35% within 20 years.
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Waste Dumped at Protected Site Sparks Investigation
An investigation has been launched after 30,000 tonnes of household waste were illegally dumped at a Site of Special Scientific Interest in Leicestershire, covering an area the size of a football pitch.
Brits Worry About Climate Crisis But Struggle to Act
James Reed explores the gap between climate concern and action, highlighting the Earth Raise campaign and urging donations to double environmental giving.
Germany Approves Barge Rescue for Stranded Humpback Whale
German officials greenlight a barge rescue for Timmy, a humpback whale stranded near Lübeck for over a month, funded by two entrepreneurs.
US Renewables Beat Gas for First Time Despite Trump
In March, US renewable energy surpassed gas in electricity generation for the first time, despite Trump's efforts to stymie clean energy. Experts say the market tipping point is irreversible.
Spain's Blackout One Year On: Renewables Strengthen Grid
One year after Spain's unprecedented blackout, renewables have expanded, insulating the country from gas price spikes, despite initial false blame on solar power.
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Camden Pension Fund Invests in US Gas Terminals
Camden Council pension fund invests in Port Arthur LNG terminal via KKR, raising climate and transparency issues. Critics demand greater accountability.
Logging Cartels Destroy Sierra Tarahumara Forests
Organized crime groups are illegally logging Mexico's Sierra Tarahumara forests, causing severe environmental damage and threatening indigenous communities.
Fate of Critical Ocean Currents Hangs in Balance
Scientists respond to George Monbiot's article on the Atlantic current, urging accurate language on climate risks and the potential for action.
Heavy Rain Not Enough to Tame Georgia Wildfires
Heavy rain slowed Georgia wildfires but wasn't enough to extinguish them. Over 100 homes destroyed, with two major blazes still burning.
Chicken Producer Challenges River Pollution Lawsuit
Avara Foods and Freemans of Newent argue legal claim over River Wye and Usk pollution is 'entirely inferential' and lacks scientific basis.
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Lebanon Accuses Israel of Ecocide in Environmental Claim
Lebanon has formally accused Israel of ecocide, alleging that military actions have caused severe environmental damage, including deforestation and pollution, in southern Lebanon.
Busy Skies Over Northumberland: Satellites and Fieldfares
A crisp winter walk in Northumberland reveals a sky crowded with satellites and migrating fieldfares, blending nature and technology.
Record Bear Sightings in Japan Spark Alarm After Hibernation
Japan faces record bear sightings as hibernation ends, with 238 attacks last year. Experts warn of continued danger despite better food forecasts.
Clean Energy Shift Must Not Plunder Indigenous Lands
At a global conference in Colombia, Indigenous leaders warn that the transition to renewable energy must not come at the expense of their territories, as mining for critical minerals threatens ecosystems.
Wolves Thrive on Isle Royale, Moose Numbers Plummet
Lake Superior's Isle Royale sees highest wolf population since 1970s, but moose decline 75% as wolves prey heavily on them, researchers report.
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How Sport Can Spread the Climate Emergency Message
A new film, The People's Emergency Briefing, uses sport to communicate the climate crisis, reaching audiences beyond traditional scientific reports.
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