NYC Homeless Struggle in Harsh Winter Cold Snap
A severe cold snap in New York City has worsened the homelessness crisis, with shelters at capacity and advocates urging immediate action to protect vulnerable individuals.
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Milan Olympics Protest Over Housing Costs Draws Thousands
Thousands are marching in Milan against rising living costs and urban unaffordability, coinciding with the first full day of the Winter Olympics. The protest highlights a city model activists deem unsustainable.
27 Killed in Illegal 'Rat Hole' Coal Mine Blast in India
At least 27 miners have died in an explosion at an unauthorised 'rat hole' coal mine in Meghalaya, India. Rescue efforts are hampered by remote location and lack of equipment, with several still missing.
Binman: Pizza Boxes in Recycling Risk Rubbish Collection
A binman known as The No1 Binman warns that placing pizza boxes in recycling bins can lead to entire loads being rejected, causing rubbish to pile up at home. Contamination from grease makes cardboard unrecyclable.
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Bermuda Snail Thought Extinct Now Thrives After Conservation
A snail species in Bermuda, previously believed extinct, has made a remarkable recovery thanks to a decades-long conservation project, highlighting the success of dedicated environmental efforts.
Natural Ways to Stop Cats Ruining Flower Beds
Experts reveal safe and effective natural methods to deter cats from damaging gardens, including specific plants and garden maintenance tips.
Country Diary: Finding the Farm with the Smelliest Silage
A journalist explores farms to determine which produces the smelliest silage, delving into agricultural practices and environmental impacts in a unique investigation.
EPA Reapproves Dicamba for GM Soy and Cotton Crops
The Environmental Protection Agency has reapproved the weed killer dicamba for use on genetically modified soybeans and cotton, despite concerns over crop drift and health risks.
Man Survives 60 Hours in Capsized Boat's Air Pocket
Harrison Okene miraculously survived for nearly three days in a pitch-black, overturned tugboat off Nigeria's coast, using only a small air pocket after a freak wave sank the vessel, killing 11 crew members.
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Beavers Released at Two South West Sites in Reintroduction Push
Natural England issues licences for beaver releases at Exmoor and Cornwall sites, marking a major step in the species' return after 400 years of extinction in Britain.
Frozen Iguanas Become Pizza Toppings in Florida Viral Video
A Florida pizzeria sparked viral attention by creating a pizza topped with iguana meat after cold temperatures caused the reptiles to fall from trees. Wildlife officials collected over 5,000 stunned iguanas.
Rare 'Alien-Like' Sea Creature Found on UK Beach by Child
A five-year-old boy discovered a rare Mediterranean sea hare, an alien-like winged creature, washed up on a Devon beach. Experts link its unusual UK appearance to warmer waters and increased storms.
Yoga Studio Erupts Over Anti-ICE Sign Removal Confrontation
A Minneapolis yoga studio descended into chaos as furious customers confronted staff over the removal of an anti-ICE sign, leading to a heated exchange and subsequent membership suspensions.
Washington Sewage Leak Repair Delayed by Weeks Due to Blockage
A major sewage pipeline rupture near Washington D.C. will require an additional 4-6 weeks for repairs after a significant rock blockage was discovered, prolonging environmental concerns.
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Geese Form Guard of Honour for Dog's Final Journey Home
A heartwarming story from Cornwall where a flock of Canada geese appeared to watch over a rehomed dog's grave, then flew east in unison, symbolising a dignified escort to the afterlife.
Family's Solitary Fight to Save Amazon's Endangered Plants
In Ecuador's Amazon, the Pucha family dedicates their lives to rescuing seeds from endangered plant species, battling climate change and government indifference to preserve a vital ecosystem.
EU Launches 300-Strong Firefighting Force for Wildfires
The European Union announces a rapid reaction force of 300 firefighters to tackle wildfires across the continent, following the devastating 2025 season worsened by climate change.
Complex Documentary on Bear Reintroduction in the Pyrenees
British filmmaker Max Keegan explores the heated conflict over brown bear reintroduction in the Pyrenees, capturing both conservationist and local perspectives in a nuanced documentary.
Scotland's Only African Elephant Mondula Dies at 54
Mondula, Scotland's only African elephant, has died aged 54 at Blair Drummond Safari Park after a period of ill health. The elephant, housed alone for her final decade, leaves a legacy of advanced geriatric care.
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Experts: UK Climate Aid Cuts Would Be 'Self-Harm'
Experts warn that reported plans to slash UK climate finance for poorer nations by billions would undermine national security and global stability.
National Parks Inclusion Drive Sparks Debate on Nature Access
Government-backed efforts to make national parks more welcoming face criticism, but advocates argue it fulfills a post-war promise that nature belongs to everyone, not just the white middle class.
England's Red Squirrel Population Decimated in Conservation Crisis
England's native red squirrel population has been decimated, with numbers plummeting due to habitat loss, disease, and competition from invasive grey squirrels, sparking urgent conservation efforts.
Bristol Water Main Burst Closes Schools, Disrupts Supply
A major water main burst in Bristol has caused widespread outages, forcing multiple schools to close and prompting emergency bottled water distribution at local supermarkets.
Sydney's Ocean Pools Overflow After Shark Attacks
Sydney's ocean pools and netted beaches see unprecedented crowds following recent shark attacks, with Wylie's Baths capping entries for the first time ever. Experts predict a return to open water swimming soon.
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Valentine's Day Flowers: Environmental Impact of Imports
About half of Australia's fresh flowers are imported, carrying larger chemical and carbon footprints. Learn how to choose sustainable, locally grown bouquets for Valentine's Day.
Fisherman Killed by Crocodile After Elephant Encounter in Zambia
A 52-year-old fisherman in eastern Zambia died after being attacked by a crocodile while trying to escape a herd of elephants during a fishing trip with friends.
Inclusive Ramadan Movement in London Faces Venue Crisis
A vibrant, inclusive Ramadan movement led by young Muslims in London faces uncertainty after a key venue withdrawal threatens grassroots community spaces that fostered diversity and connection.
Berlin's Potato Flood: Free Spuds Spark German Bounty and British Craving
Berlin distributes tonnes of free potatoes after a bumper harvest, stirring ancestral cravings in those with Irish roots. Plus, night owl research, restaurant disputes, and author scams in this week's digest.
Kokedama: Japanese Moss Ball Art for Modern Homes
Discover kokedama, a centuries-old Japanese gardening technique using moss and twine to create enchanting moss balls, offering an easier alternative to bonsai for indoor greenery.
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England's New Recycling Rules: 3 Items You Can Now Recycle
From March, new Simpler Recycling rules in England will standardise collections, allowing households to recycle toothpaste tubes, cartons, and plastic trays.
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