Antarctic Whale Comeback at Risk from Krill Trawlers
Humpback and blue whales are rebounding in the Southern Ocean, but industrial krill trawlers are competing for their food source, removing vital nutrients and threatening ecosystem balance.
Category : Environmental Campaigns
Cyclone Narelle Threatens Perth as Category 3 Storm
Tropical Cyclone Narelle is forecast to strike Western Australia's coast as a severe category 3 system on Friday night, with potential impacts near Perth after crossing multiple states.
Cyclone Narelle Hits WA, Sandilands Court Case Begins
Tropical Cyclone Narelle intensifies, targeting isolated Western Australian coastal towns with landfall expected today. Meanwhile, radio host Kyle Sandilands faces a $100m contract dispute in court.
Cocaine Sharks Terrorize Caribbean Tourists in Marine Study
Sharks in the Caribbean Sea are testing positive for cocaine and pharmaceuticals, potentially increasing aggression toward tourists, according to new research published in Environmental Pollution.
Best Electric Lawnmowers for Eco-Friendly Lawns in 2026
Discover the best electric lawnmowers for 2026, tested for performance and sustainability. From cordless to budget models, find eco-friendly options to keep your lawn neat.
Cyclone Narelle Evacuations in Shark Bay, Western Australia
Tropical Cyclone Narelle intensifies off Western Australia, prompting evacuations in Shark Bay. The storm, on a rare path across Australia, may bring heavy rainfall to Perth.
Food System Collapse Risk: Corporations Gamble with Survival
The global food system faces imminent collapse due to corporate consolidation and geopolitical tensions. Experts warn that without urgent regulatory action, mass starvation could become reality.
Cyclone Narelle to Hit WA Coast as Category 3 Storm
Tropical Cyclone Narelle is forecast to make landfall in Western Australia on Friday night as a severe category 3 system, after crossing over 5,500km from Queensland. The storm is expected to impact the Shark Bay region near Denham.
Record Antarctic Krill Haul Threatens Ecosystem
A record 620,000 tonnes of krill were trawled in Antarctic waters last year, with environmental group Sea Shepherd documenting the industrial fishing operations that scientists warn are damaging the food chain and carbon storage capabilities.
Fly-Tipping Crisis in Norfolk Village Sparks Fires and Outrage
Clenchwarton residents face mountains of illegally dumped rubbish and dangerous fires, with villagers blaming one individual and authorities struggling to enforce restrictions.
UK National Parks at 75: Escaping Crowds in Iconic Landscapes
As Britain's beloved national parks mark their 75th anniversary, discover how to experience their timeless beauty while avoiding the crowds. From the Lake District to Dartmoor, explore hidden trails and tranquil spots.
King Charles Opens England Coast Path in Environmental Push
King Charles III officially opens the England Coast Path, a 2,700-mile trail promoting public access and conservation, as depicted in a recent cartoon.
Cyclone Narelle Hits Queensland with Winds, Rain, and Power Outages
Tropical Cyclone Narelle, a high-end category four storm, made landfall in far north Queensland, bringing heavy rains and strong winds to Coen, causing road closures and widespread power outages.
Iran War Creates Environmental Disaster with Toxic Legacy
Black rain, marine pollution, and toxic contamination plague Iran as US-Israeli strikes on oil depots, military bases, and nuclear facilities create an environmental crisis with decades-long consequences for the region.
Cyclone Narelle Weakens After Hitting Queensland, Moves West
Tropical Cyclone Narelle has been downgraded after causing significant damage in far north Queensland, with roofs torn off and trees downed. The storm is now tracking toward the Northern Territory, where it's expected to make a second landfall this weeken
Cyclone Narelle: Queenslanders Shelter in Shipping Containers
Residents in remote Queensland communities took refuge in shipping containers as Tropical Cyclone Narelle unleashed 270km/h winds, causing widespread destruction but no reported injuries.
Fungal Inoculation Boosts Pine Growth, Cuts Fertilizer Use
A US startup, Funga, applies wild soil fungi to loblolly pine seedlings, aiming to enhance biodiversity and reduce artificial fertilizer reliance in southern plantations.
Mehr Fardoonji, Organic Farm Founder, Dies at 95
Mehr Fardoonji, who ran Oakcroft organic market garden in Cheshire for 60 years and was an early yoga teacher, has passed away at age 95, leaving a legacy of sustainable farming.
Cyclone Narelle Accelerates Toward Queensland Coast
Severe Tropical Cyclone Narelle intensifies to category 5 off Queensland, moving at 28km/h with 295km/h gusts. Landfall near Coen expected Friday morning, posing extreme danger.
Cape York Braces for Category 5 Cyclone Narelle
Residents in far north Queensland's remote communities are securing buildings and preparing for extended isolation as Tropical Cyclone Narelle intensifies to category five status ahead of Friday landfall.
Cyclone Narelle Hits North Queensland Coast
Tropical Cyclone Narelle has struck North Queensland, bringing destructive winds and heavy rainfall, with authorities issuing evacuation orders and emergency warnings.
Molten Rock Ocean Planet Found Beyond Solar System
Scientists identify a new type of exoplanet, L 98-59 d, featuring a global magma ocean and sulphur-rich atmosphere, challenging existing planetary classifications.
US Brewers Race to Climate-Proof Beer Amid Water Shortages
From Washington's hop fields to Oregon's breweries, climate change threatens beer's essential ingredients. Brewers and farmers are innovating with drought-resistant hops and alternative grains like Kernza to safeguard America's favorite alcoholic drink.
Surf Insurance Pilot in El Salvador Shields Waves from Climate Storms
In El Salvador, the surf haven Oriente Salvaje is testing parametric insurance to safeguard its world-class breaks and local economy from intensifying storms driven by climate change.
Australia Reviews Marine Parks to Protect 30% of Oceans
Australia's environment minister pledges to ban fishing and drilling in 500,000 sq km more ocean, aiming to avoid culture wars and restore protections downgraded in 2018.
Saliva Testing for Ponies: Rethinking Deworming and Dung Beetles
In Norfolk, saliva testing for George the pony targets deworming to reduce environmental harm. Overscrupulous poo-picking threatens dung beetles, highlighting a balance in parasite control.
Scampi Could Vanish from UK Menus Due to Carbon Risk
Scientists warn that bottom trawling for scampi releases ancient seabed carbon, threatening marine ecosystems and potentially removing this British favourite from chippy menus.
South Australia's Algal Bloom Crisis Devastates Marine Life
Australia's largest algal bloom persists for over a year, affecting 780+ species and devastating South Australia's coastline. Scientists warn of potential recurrence as ecological damage continues.
Colossal Biosciences' $10.2B Quest to Resurrect Extinct Species
Colossal Biosciences, valued at $10.2 billion, claims it can bring back the dodo, woolly mammoth, and dire wolf through gene editing. Critics call it 'tech bro' hype that could undermine conservation efforts.
Quapaw Nation Leads Historic Superfund Cleanup in Oklahoma
The Quapaw Nation in Oklahoma has become the first US tribal community to manage and execute a Superfund cleanup, restoring toxic land from mining waste for agriculture and cattle grazing.
Page 10 of 18