Crocodile Caught in Australian Creek 1,200 Miles From Home
A juvenile freshwater crocodile was captured in a temperate Australian creek 1,200 miles from its natural habitat, sparking initial disbelief and AI-generated fake suspicions.
Category : Environment
Campaigners Urge Scottish Ministers to Control Data Centre Growth
Action to Protect Rural Scotland warns that planned hyperscale data centres could more than double Scotland's energy use, urging government intervention to prioritize national needs over tech giants.
Ferries Emit More Sulphur Than Cars in EU Port Cities
Analysis shows ferries emit more sulphur oxides than road vehicles in 13 of Europe's 15 largest port cities, including Dublin and Helsinki, highlighting a major air pollution source.
Deadly Rabbit Virus Threatens 90% of UK Wild Population
A highly virulent strain of Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease from China could decimate UK wild rabbits, echoing the devastation of Myxomatosis in the 1950s, with no cure available.
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Antarctica Ice Loss Eight Times Greater London's Size
Satellite data reveals Antarctica has lost 5,000 square miles of ice over three decades, with rapid melting concentrated in Western Antarctica and the Arctic Peninsula.
Spain and Portugal Drifting Northward, Rotating Clockwise
New geological research reveals Spain and Portugal are moving northward at 4-6mm per year while rotating clockwise, reshaping understanding of European tectonics.
Lion Attack at Chinese Zoo: Girl, 10, Mauled While Feeding
A 10-year-old girl was attacked by a lion at Shantou Zhongshan Park Zoo in Guangdong, China, while feeding the animal. The zookeeper intervened with a metal rod, and the girl sustained minor injuries.
Gen Z Sees Eco-Values as Vital for Dating Success
A new survey shows 80% of Gen Zs prioritise environmental values over physical attraction in partners, highlighting trends like patchwork clothes and car-sharing as green flags in modern dating.
UK Cuts Climate Aid to Developing Countries, Jeopardising Ecosystems
Exclusive: The UK government has secretly reduced climate finance programmes worth hundreds of millions, including the Blue Planet Fund, despite pledges to protect biodiversity and oceans in developing countries.
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Earthquake Swarm Near Secret US Nuclear Site 'Area 52'
Over 100 seismic events, including a magnitude 4.3 quake, have rattled the Nevada desert near the classified Tonopah Test Range, raising questions amid geopolitical tensions.
Air Pollution Causes Ant Aggression, Study Finds
New research shows ozone pollution degrades ants' chemical recognition signals, leading to nestmate aggression and potential harm to colonies, highlighting broader ecological impacts.
South Carolina Honours Rev. Jesse Jackson at Capitol
Rev. Jesse Jackson Sr., the famed civil rights leader, is being honoured in his home state of South Carolina, lying in state at the Capitol. His lifelong advocacy for equality, including sit-ins and presidential bids, is celebrated amid tributes following
Three Counties Record Wettest Winter as Southern England Soaks
Cornwall, Leicestershire and West Midlands experience wettest winter on record, with southern England seeing fourth wettest. Met Office links heavy rainfall patterns to climate change context.
Mass Seabird Deaths on European Beaches Due to Climate Change
Thousands of dead seabirds, including puffins and shags, are washing ashore across Europe in 2026, linked to intense storms from climate change disrupting their foraging abilities.
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Climate Change Fuels UK Rat Infestation Crisis
Rat infestations across UK properties have surged dramatically, with experts linking the rise to record-breaking warm weather and heavy rainfall driving rodents indoors.
Three Counties See Wettest Winter on Record in England
Cornwall, Leicestershire, and the West Midlands experienced their wettest winter since records began in 1836, with southern England seeing its fourth wettest season due to persistent Atlantic storms.
Alan Titchmarsh: Banish Weeds Now Without Weedkiller
TV gardening expert Alan Titchmarsh reveals the perfect time to remove weeds organically, using simple tools like spades and mulch for effective, chemical-free control.
Ken Henry Demands National Wildlife Rescue Funding in Budget
Former Treasury boss Ken Henry is urging the Albanese government to fund national wildlife rescue services, as volunteers struggle with soaring demand from climate disasters.
Shellfish Population Recovers in Protected Scottish Loch
The flame shell beds in Loch Carron have fully recovered after being designated a Marine Protected Area in 2017, following damage from dredging. Researchers confirm the habitat's restoration and expansion.
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Monty Don Names 'Most Reliable' Daffodil for Spring Gardens
Gardeners' World presenter Monty Don has revealed his favourite daffodil variety, praising the 'Tete a tete' as the hardiest and most cheerful spring bulb for UK gardens.
Stolen Pomeranian Reunited After 12 Years via Microchip
A Pomeranian stolen from a family 12 years ago has been miraculously reunited with its owners after being found and scanned for a microchip, highlighting the importance of pet microchipping.
Lawnmower Check Urged Before Spring by Shed Expert
A shed specialist warns UK households to inspect lawnmowers and garden tools for winter damage, with simple fixes costing as little as £2 to ensure readiness for spring gardening.
Blast Beach: From Chemical Wasteland to Seaglass Paradise
Blast Beach in Seaham, once a heavily polluted industrial dumping ground, has been transformed into a premier UK destination for Victorian seaglass hunters following a major government cleanup initiative.
Scotland Pioneers Water Cremation as UK's First Eco-Friendly Option
Scotland becomes the first UK region to introduce water cremation, offering an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional burial or cremation, with procedures starting this summer.
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Air Pollution Causes Ants to Attack Their Own Nestmates
Groundbreaking research shows that ozone pollution degrades key chemical compounds ants use for recognition, leading to increased aggression within colonies and threatening ecosystem stability.
Malaysia Renews Lynas License, Sets 2031 Radioactive Waste Ban
Malaysia has renewed Lynas Rare Earths' operating license for a decade but mandated the cessation of radioactive waste production by 2031, following environmental concerns.
Elderly Dog Abandoned with Heartbreaking Note from Homeless Owner
An elderly dog named Diva was surrendered to a Florida animal rescue with a detailed note explaining her owner's homelessness, sparking an emotional plea for adoption.
Dead Puffins Wash Up on European Beaches: Climate Change Blamed
Mass seabird wrecks across UK, France, Spain and Portugal beaches reveal devastating impact of increasing storm frequency and intensity driven by climate change on vulnerable populations.
Water Cremation Introduced in UK for First Time in Scotland
Scotland becomes the first UK region to offer water cremation, an eco-friendly end-of-life option using hydrolysis. The process involves biodegradable shrouds and returns remains to families.
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Taxonomists in Crisis: Identifying Earth's Species
A shortage of taxonomists threatens global biodiversity efforts, with experts warning of a crisis in species identification and conservation.
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