London Pigeon Problem: Control Feeders, Not Birds
Environmental experts argue that managing pigeon populations in London requires regulating human feeding habits rather than targeting the birds themselves, citing urban ecology studies.
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72 Captive Tigers Die in Thailand Virus Outbreak, Officials Race to Contain
A highly contagious virus has killed 72 captive tigers in northern Thailand's Chiang Mai region this month. Officials are urgently disinfecting enclosures and vaccinating survivors while investigating the exact cause.
Trump EPA Rolls Back Mercury Limits for Coal Plants
The Trump administration announces plans to weaken mercury and air toxics standards for power plants, claiming economic benefits while environmental groups warn of severe public health consequences.
Romania Snow Chaos, France Floods as Extreme Weather Hits Europe
A severe winter storm dumped over 40cm of snow on Bucharest, crippling transport and cutting power to 200,000 homes. Meanwhile, France faces prolonged flooding from back-to-back storms, with soil moisture at record highs.
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Spring-Like 16C Weekend Ends Frosty Spell, Flood Risk High
Temperatures could reach 16C this weekend, ending recent frost and snow. However, heavy rain and flood warnings persist across parts of the UK, with experts warning not to be fooled by the mild weather.
Alcoa's $55M Penalty for Illegal Clearing, Exemption Granted
Alcoa faces a $55 million penalty for 15 years of unlawful land clearing in Western Australia but receives an exemption to continue operations, linked to a US-Australia critical minerals deal.
Tunbridge Wells Residents Race to Save Commons from Developers
Campaigners in Tunbridge Wells are urgently raising funds to purchase the town's privately owned commons, fearing developers could transform the land into luxury flats, threatening its ecological and community value.
Abandoned Baby Macaque Bullied by Older Monkeys at Zoo
Punch, a six-month-old macaque abandoned by his mother, faces bullying from older monkeys at Ichikawa City Zoo despite his viral fame with a stuffed toy.
Magical Grotto & Park Walk Near London in Surrey
Discover Painshill in Cobham, Surrey, an 18th-century landscape garden with a stunning crystal grotto, perfect for a day trip from London. Explore walking routes, bluebell blooms, and family-friendly attractions.
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YA Novel 'Floaters' Inspired by Thames Sewage Crisis
C M Taylor's coming-of-age revenge novel, inspired by UK sewage pollution, will donate 50% of profits to Surfers Against Sewage charity. Limited edition of 215 copies mirrors Thames river miles.
Climber Guilty in Girlfriend's Freezing Death on Austrian Peak
An Austrian mountaineer receives a suspended sentence for gross negligent manslaughter after his girlfriend died of hypothermia on Grossglockner, raising legal questions about alpine liability.
Rediscovering the Primrose: From Boring to Beautiful
Once dismissed as frumpy, the common primrose emerges as a harbinger of spring, celebrated by Monty Don and Shakespeare alike, offering hope in gloomy months.
Geoengineering: Risky Techno-Fix or Climate Crisis Tool?
Experts debate geoengineering as a potential solution to climate change, highlighting risks like unintended consequences and ethical dilemmas, while some argue it could complement emissions cuts.
Ecuador Rose Farms: Toxic Pesticides Harm Workers' Health
Ecuador's booming rose export industry, the world's third-largest, relies on heavy pesticide use that causes serious health issues for workers, including pneumonitis and skin conditions, while threatening Indigenous communities.
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Man Trains Dog to Dump Rubbish, Evade CCTV in Sicily
A man in Catania, Sicily, trained his dog to illegally dump rubbish bags to avoid CCTV cameras installed to combat fly-tipping. Municipal police identified and fined him, calling the act 'cunning and doubly wrong'.
Dog Caught Fly-Tipping on CCTV in Sicily Sparks Debate
A dog was filmed on CCTV in Sicily, Italy, carrying rubbish bags and depositing them on a street, raising questions about animal behavior and waste management.
Peek-a-Boo Fish, Dunkin' Frogs, White Crow in Wildlife Photos
Stunning wildlife photography showcases a camouflaged fish, frogs in playful poses, and a rare white crow, highlighting nature's diversity and beauty in recent captures.
London to See Sunny Day Next Week After Weeks of Rain
BBC Weather predicts a rain-free sunny day in London next Tuesday with sunny intervals and three hours of sunshine, offering relief from persistent wet weather across the capital.
Australia's Heatwave and Bushfires Worsen Climate Crisis
Australia faces severe heatwaves and bushfires, highlighting the urgent climate crisis linked to fossil fuel dependence and calling for immediate action.
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Kraków's Clean Air Success Saves Nearly 6,000 Lives
Kraków's ban on burning solid fuels and subsidies for cleaner heating have dramatically improved air quality, preventing thousands of premature deaths and reducing childhood respiratory illnesses.
Wood Burning Pollution Kills 8,600 Yearly in US Cities
A new study reveals residential wood burning contributes to 21% of US winter particle pollution, causing 8,600 premature deaths yearly, with urban areas heavily impacted.
Country Diary: Fox's 'Come Hither' Smile Mystery
A naturalist's encounter with a fox displaying a peculiar facial expression sparks debate on animal communication and behavior in the wild.
Drone Unit Targets Illegal Waste Dumping by Crime Gangs
A new drone surveillance unit has been established in England to investigate and prosecute organized crime gangs involved in illegal waste dumping, aiming to reduce environmental harm.
NSW Sets Minimum Age for E-Bikes in Safety Reforms
New South Wales introduces a minimum age limit for e-bike riders as part of comprehensive safety reforms, aiming to reduce accidents and enhance road safety across the state.
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Laser Drone Squads Target Illegal Waste Dumps Across UK
The Environment Agency is deploying 33 drone squads with laser mapping technology to tackle illegal waste sites, as critics argue enforcement remains underfunded despite growing criminal activity costing billions annually.
Wind Farm 'Blockers' vs Government in Wales: Who Will Win?
In Wales, organized campaigners oppose new onshore wind projects, fearing ecological damage and cultural loss, while the government pushes for clean energy targets. Polls show majority support, but local resistance grows ahead of elections.
Cecil the Lion Documentary Leaves Trophy Hunting Questions Unanswered
Channel 4's documentary 'Cecil: The Lion and the Dentist' examines the 2015 killing of Zimbabwe's famous lion by an American dentist, but fails to fully explore the complex issues surrounding trophy hunting and conservation.
Deer Culling Eased in England to Save Woodlands
New legislation in England will allow landowners and tenants to shoot deer more easily to curb overpopulation, protecting crops and woodlands from damage.
Guardian Reporter Tests Future Heatwave in Climate Chamber
Guardian Australia's Graham Readfearn steps into a University of Sydney climate chamber simulating extreme heat and humidity to experience the effects of future heatwaves firsthand.
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Avatar Moth Wins New Zealand Bug of the Year 2026
A moth species with striking blue and orange wings, nicknamed the Avatar moth, has been named New Zealand's Bug of the Year for 2026, highlighting its unique appearance and ecological role.
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