Suzanne Simard: Forest Ecology, Climate, and Critics
Ecologist Suzanne Simard discusses her research on forest communication, the impact of logging on wildfires, and the backlash she faced for challenging traditional science.
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Iran War Could Trigger Global Food Crisis via Fertiliser Shortages
Yara International CEO warns extended Iran conflict could slash crop yields by 50%, with soaring fertiliser prices hitting poorest nations hardest.
UK Farmers Struggle as Iran War Increases Fertiliser Costs
British farmers like James Cox are grappling with soaring fertiliser and fuel prices due to Middle East conflict, threatening food production and raising inflation fears.
Germany's 2025 Emissions Drop Just 0.1%, Missing Climate Targets
Germany's greenhouse gas emissions fell a mere 0.1% in 2025, far below projections, as Environment Minister Carsten Schneider urges faster renewable adoption amid political shifts.
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How to Attract Robins with Apple Slices in March
Discover how placing fresh apple slices outdoors in March can encourage robins to visit your garden regularly, with expert tips on creating a bird-friendly habitat.
Indigenous Women Tour Ecuador Oil Fields as Amazon Warning
About 30 Indigenous women from seven Amazon communities visited Ecuador's northern oil region to witness environmental damage, strengthening their resolve against proposed drilling expansion.
New Road Offence for Fly-Tippers with Licence Points Proposed
The UK government plans to introduce penalty points for drivers caught fly-tipping, potentially leading to licence removal, alongside vehicle seizure measures.
Licence Points Proposed for Fly-Tipping Drivers in UK
Motorists caught illegally dumping waste could face penalty points on their driving licence under new government plans to tackle fly-tipping, with repeat offenders risking licence loss.
Baby Hedgehog's Litter Ordeal Sparks RSPCA Plea
A baby hedgehog trapped in a zip-tie highlights the wildlife crisis as the RSPCA receives 10 daily calls for litter-related injuries. The Great British Spring Clean runs until March 29th.
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UK Growers Warn of Empty Shelves from Iran War Costs
British fruit and vegetable growers warn soaring energy and transport costs from the Iran war could halt production, leading to empty supermarket shelves and early season closures.
UK Supermarkets Face Fresh Produce Shortages from Iran Conflict
British fruit and vegetable growers warn they may halt production due to soaring energy and transport costs sparked by the Iran conflict, potentially emptying supermarket shelves of fresh produce.
Milli Proust's No-Dig Border Garden Creation Guide
Renowned UK gardener Milli Proust shares her expert tips for building a vibrant border garden using the no-dig method, perfect for adding structure and wildlife habitats to any outdoor space.
Potato Tower Planting in March for Summer Harvest
Gardening expert Simon Akeroyd reveals a simple compost tower method for planting potatoes in March, ensuring a tasty summer crop with minimal space and effort.
Monty Don's 15cm Fork Method to Remove Moss from Lawns
Gardening expert Monty Don shares his simple 15cm fork technique to tackle moss invasions on lawns this spring, caused by excessive rain and poor drainage conditions.
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Crufts Winner Faces Calls to Lose Title Over Animal Cruelty
Lee Cox, winner of Crufts 2026 Best in Show, faces a petition with over 15,000 signatures demanding his award be stripped due to a 2001 animal abuse conviction.
Bedbugs Fear Water: Accidental Lab Discovery Reveals Simple Solution
A surprising laboratory accident has uncovered that bedbugs actively avoid water and moisture, offering a simple new strategy for controlling these resilient pests.
Hamptons Beach Mass Grave for Bird Flu Geese Sparks Fury
Hundreds of dead geese infected with avian influenza were buried in a shallow trench at Georgica Beach in East Hampton, causing public health concerns and community backlash over the disposal method.
Celia Hammond: Model Turned Animal Rescue Champion
Former Vogue model Celia Hammond swapped the catwalk for cat rescue, founding a trust that has rehomed over 73,000 animals. At 85, she leads a £1.5m campaign amid rising welfare crises.
12-Stone, 6-Foot-Tall Puppy Recreates Ancient Dog Breed
Nine-month-old Euphrates, an American Molossus weighing 12 stone and standing 6 feet tall, is bred to be the closest genetic descendant of the extinct 5,000 BC Mesopotamian Molossus war dog.
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Mum Killed by Jumping Stingray in Florida Keys Freak Accident
Judy Zagorski, 57, died instantly when a massive spotted eagle ray jumped from the water and struck her face during a family boat trip in Florida in 2008.
Bin Collector Urges UK to Stop Recycling Shredded Paper
A TikTok-famous binman warns shredded paper causes 'horrible' mess in recycling, suggesting alternatives like Primark bags instead of loose disposal.
Trump-Targeted Wind Farm Now Powers New England Grid
A major offshore wind project, previously halted by the Trump administration, has begun supplying electricity to New England, marking a milestone in clean energy development.
Staten Island Residents Seal Homes Against Foul Odor Plague
Bulls Head neighborhood in Staten Island has been plagued by a mysterious sulfurous stench for months, with residents resorting to extreme measures like cling-wrapping doors and evacuating homes.
Clarkson's Farm TB-Free After Seven-Month Lockdown
Jeremy Clarkson announces his Oxfordshire farm is officially free of bovine tuberculosis after a seven-month lockdown, but reveals a devastating new blow involving a donkey.
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Open Iftars Fight Ramadan Isolation, Build Community Unity
As Ramadan concludes, Open Iftar events across the UK are transforming the holy month from an isolating experience into one of belonging and cross-cultural connection.
EPA Proposes Weaker Pollution Limits for Medical Sterilisation
The US Environmental Protection Agency has proposed relaxing air pollution limits for ethylene oxide, a chemical used to sterilise medical equipment, reversing a Biden-era rule aimed at reducing cancer risks.
Natural Materials for Year-Round Home Comfort
Discover how natural materials like wool, timber, and cork can regulate indoor temperatures, making homes warmer in winter and cooler in summer while reducing energy bills.
UK Food Prices to Spike as Iran War Hits Fertiliser Supplies
The National Farmers Union warns that UK food prices could surge due to soaring fertiliser costs, with the Strait of Hormuz blockade disrupting global supply chains and threatening harvest yields.
Rarest Sea Turtle Rescued After Stranding on Texas Beach
An adult female Kemp's ridley sea turtle, the world's rarest sea turtle species, was found stranded in Galveston, Texas, covered in sludge and barnacles. Rescuers rushed it to a rehabilitation hospital for urgent veterinary care, with hopes for a full rec
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Daffodil Hack: Buy Potted for Triple the Blooms and Savings
A TikTok user reveals that switching from cut daffodil bunches to potted plants can extend their life threefold and save money long-term, with tips for care and replanting.
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