Drinks Litter Found on 95% of UK Beaches, Survey Reveals
The Marine Conservation Society's annual report shows drinks-related litter like cans and bottles on 95% of surveyed UK beaches, with nearly 50,000 such items collected last year.
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Many Tears Animal Rescue Centre Investigated for Misconduct
Animal Licensing Wales and police have launched an inquiry into Many Tears rescue centre in Carmarthenshire following complaints from pet owners and a former employee about treatment of dogs.
King Charles Praises Sustainability Innovations at Hampton Court
King Charles III visited the Sustainable Markets Initiative exhibition, viewing space debris removal satellites, ammonia-fuelled ships, and sustainable textiles while praising innovators' work.
Middle East Conflict Threatens Australia's Food Security
Food security expert warns Australia faces months of potential food shortages and soaring prices due to Middle East conflict disrupting fuel and fertiliser supplies, urging households to grow their own produce.
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Fox Stowaway Rescued in New York After Atlantic Crossing from UK
A red fox discovered aboard a cargo ship from Southampton is recovering at Bronx Zoo after a two-week Atlantic voyage. Officials await health checks before finding a permanent home.
Best Plastic-Free Cutting Boards for Eco-Friendly Kitchens
Discover the leading plastic-free cutting boards that offer durability and eco-friendliness, perfect for reducing kitchen waste and promoting sustainability.
Friedrich Merz's Green Wake-Up Call: Europe's Centre Adrift
Europe's political centre faces a critical green wake-up call as Friedrich Merz's leadership highlights its ongoing struggle to navigate environmental challenges effectively.
Oregon Approves $2.1M to Buy Abiqua Falls from Redfin Listing
Oregon lawmakers have approved $2.1 million to purchase Abiqua Falls, a beloved 92-foot waterfall listed on Redfin, ensuring continued public access and protection for future generations.
Crufts Winner's Animal Cruelty Conviction Sparks Outcry
Animal charities demand changes after Crufts best in show winner Lee Cox's past conviction for cruelty emerges, highlighting concerns over extreme breeds and welfare.
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Giant Pipe Rises 10 Metres Overnight in Osaka, Baffling Onlookers
A massive steel pipe inexplicably rose over 10 metres from a construction site in Osaka, Japan, causing traffic chaos and confusion among witnesses and officials.
Fox Stows Away on Ship from Southampton to New York
A red fox embarked on an extraordinary journey, sneaking onto a cargo ship in Southampton and arriving in New York, where it is now under care at the Bronx Zoo.
March Rose Pruning: Expert's Essential Tool Cleaning Warning
Horticultural specialist Simon from Walking Talking Gardeners reveals the critical March pruning tasks for roses and warns gardeners to sterilise tools first to prevent disease spread.
Crufts Champion Faces Backlash Over Past Animal Cruelty Conviction
A petition with over 15,000 signatures calls for Crufts winner Lee Cox to be stripped of his Best in Show award due to a 2001 animal abuse conviction, sparking debate on integrity and welfare standards.
Chile's Environmentalists Battle New President Over Mining and Water
In northern Chile, fears grow that President José Antonio Kast's pro-business agenda will slash environmental safeguards, exacerbating water scarcity and mining pollution in the Atacama desert.
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GOP Farm Bill Criticized as Pesticide Industry 'Wishlist'
A new Republican-led farm bill faces fierce opposition for provisions that weaken safety reviews, boost industry influence, and shield pesticide makers from legal liability, sparking concerns over public health and environmental protections.
EPA Chief Met Bayer CEO Before Supreme Court Glyphosate Fight
Internal records reveal a high-level meeting between EPA officials and Bayer's CEO to discuss Supreme Court action on glyphosate litigation, preceding Trump administration support for the company.
Alcoa Blocks Water Inspectors from Perth Catchment Sites
Documents reveal Alcoa's fencing in WA jarrah forests prevented rangers from monitoring 12 drinking water catchments, raising contamination fears for Perth's 2.3 million residents.
Ancient Asteroid Impact Unleashed Mega-Tsunami in North Sea
Researchers have confirmed a 40-million-year-old asteroid impact in the North Sea created a 330-foot tsunami, settling decades of scientific debate with new seismic evidence.
TikTok Fame Sparks Highland Cattle Safety Warnings in Kent
Wildlife experts urge visitors to maintain distance from Highland cows at Hothfield Heathlands after viral TikTok videos cause visitor surge, stressing these are working animals, not pets.
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UK Dog Import Rules: Impact on Romanian Shelters Revealed
An investigation into how the UK's new Brucella canis testing rules for Romanian rescue dogs affect shelters like Bucharest's Speranța, which houses 500 animals while challenging export-focused solutions.
Crocodile Sightings in NT Floodwaters Prompt Safety Concerns
Recent crocodile sightings in Northern Territory floodwaters, driven by the highest floods in 30 years, have raised widespread safety concerns. Residents are warned to avoid contact with floodwaters as saltwater crocodiles pose significant threats.
Woolly Mammoth Resurrection Project Targets 2028 Hybrid Release
US biotech firm Colossal Biosciences claims it's on track to create mammoth-like embryos by 2028 using gene-editing and cloning techniques, sparking debate over conservation priorities and climate benefits.
Bumblebee Queens Survive Underwater for a Week in Climate Find
Scientists have discovered that bumblebee queens can breathe underwater for up to a week, an extraordinary ability that helps them endure spring floods linked to climate change.
Drill Fence Holes for Hedgehog Highways Before Spring
Wildlife experts urge gardeners to drill CD-case-sized holes in fences to create hedgehog highways, helping the endangered species roam safely between gardens as they emerge from hibernation.
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Welsh Water to Pay £44.7m for Sewage Spills
Welsh Water is set to pay £44.7 million after regulator Ofwat found serious breaches in sewage management, with funds aimed at environmental repairs and network upgrades.
Bumblebee Queens Survive Underwater for a Week
Scientists have discovered that bumblebee queens can survive underwater submersion for up to a week, a breakthrough that could help protect colonies from climate change-induced flooding.
Crocodile Sightings Surge in NT Floodwaters, Not Numbers
Recent crocodile sightings in Northern Territory floodwaters have sparked alarm, but experts clarify this reflects habitat expansion due to record flooding, not a population increase. The region's two species—salties and freshies—pose different risks.
Spring Cleaning: Declutter Home Sustainably Without Landfill
Discover eco-friendly ways to declutter your home this spring, from selling furniture to recycling electronics, to reduce waste and support a circular economy.
Welsh Water to Pay £44.7m for Sewage Pollution Breaches
Welsh Water apologises as Ofwat proposes a £44.7m enforcement plan after finding serious sewage operation failures, including pollution in the River Gwendraeth tributary.
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Cities Cut Air Pollution by 20% Using Cycle Lanes and EVs
London, San Francisco, and Beijing lead 19 cities in reducing PM2.5 and NO2 levels by more than 20% since 2010 through cycle lanes, electric cars, and vehicle restrictions.
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