Bushfire Smoke Linked to Children's Mental Health Crises
New Australian research finds bushfire pollution significantly increases emergency mental health visits for children, highlighting a critical gap in public health responses.
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Toxic Oil Barrels Sold as Water Tanks in Iraq
In Iraq's Maysan province, discarded oil field barrels are being sold as water storage containers, exposing families to dangerous chemicals and sparking a public health emergency.
Vote for Favourite Nature Image in Wildlife Photographer Award
The public can now vote online for their favourite nature photograph from a shortlist of 24 truly exceptional images in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year Nuveen People's Choice Award.
Wildlife Photographer People's Choice 2026 Shortlist
A shortlist of 24 stunning images has been revealed for the Wildlife Photographer of the Year People's Choice Award 2026. The public can now vote online for their favourite photograph, with the winner to be announced on 25th March and displayed at London'
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Parents of Piper James Visit K'gari as Dingo Cull Continues
The grieving parents of Canadian backpacker Piper James have landed in Brisbane, beginning their emotional journey to K'gari to farewell their daughter. Their visit coincides with a controversial dingo cull on the island.
Birdsong Boosts Wellbeing: Nature's Soundtrack
Research reveals that listening to birdsong can significantly enhance mental wellbeing, reducing stress and improving mood. Discover the science behind this natural therapy.
Hay Stocks Low as Last Year's Drought Lingers
Farmers across the UK are facing dwindling hay supplies, a direct consequence of last year's severe drought, with significant implications for livestock and agriculture.
Egg Carton Potato Trick for February Gardening
Garden experts reveal how empty egg cartons can help pre-sprout potatoes for earlier harvests using a technique called chitting, perfect for February preparation.
Seven Dead in Massachusetts Fishing Boat Tragedy
The US Coast Guard has identified all seven victims who perished when the fishing vessel Lily Jean sank off Massachusetts. The crew, including a father-son duo and a young fisheries observer, were featured on a History Channel show.
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Teen Swims 4km to Save Family from Sea in Australia
A 13-year-old boy swam for four hours through rough seas off Western Australia to rescue his mother and siblings after they were swept offshore, with aerial footage capturing the dramatic rescue.
Teen's 4km Swim Saves Family in Western Australia
A 13-year-old boy heroically swam for four hours across 4km of ocean to rescue his family after their boat capsized off the coast of Western Australia.
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SF's Power Brokers Secretly Plot City Rebranding Effort
A secretive group of California's most influential figures, including Laurene Powell Jobs and Jony Ive, are meeting to rebrand San Francisco's tarnished image through the SF Identity initiative.
Australia's Renewables Lead Energy Transition
Australia is accelerating its shift to renewable energy, with solar and wind power driving a major transformation in the nation's electricity grid and economy.
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Vote for Your Favourite Nature Photo in Wildlife Award
The public can now vote online for their favourite nature image from a shortlist of 24 truly exceptional photos in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year's Nuveen People's Choice Award.
Catalina Island Mule Deer Extermination Plan Sparks Debate
A controversial plan to eradicate non-native mule deer from California's Catalina Island has ignited fierce debate among conservationists, residents, and officials over ecological impact and ethical concerns.
UK Wind Power Record Cuts Gas Costs by £164 Million
January saw the UK generate a record 10.6 TWh of wind power, driven by storms, reducing gas generation by 17% and saving an estimated £164 million for consumers.
Asian Elephant Born at Smithsonian Zoo After 25 Years
The Smithsonian National Zoo in Washington DC has welcomed a female Asian elephant calf, its first in nearly 25 years, born to mother Nhi Linh and father Spike.
Endangered Bats Migrate Further North Due to Drought
Mexican long-nosed bats are migrating further north into the US, reaching New Mexico's Gila National Forest, as drought impacts their traditional agave nectar sources, with conservation efforts planting thousands of agaves to support their survival.
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Dog Abandoned with Heartbreaking Note in Darlington Garden
A loving dog named Queeni was abandoned in a Darlington garden with a devastating handwritten note from her owner, sparking emotional responses from shelter workers and social media users.
Asian Elephant Born at Washington DC Zoo
The Smithsonian's National Zoo in Washington DC welcomes a new Asian elephant calf, marking a significant conservation success for the endangered species.
Patio Cleaner Removes Stains in 24 Hours Without Scrubbing
Gardeners are hailing a £15 patio cleaner as a game-changer for removing moss, algae, and stains from outdoor surfaces without scrubbing or pressure washing.
Thousands of 'Frozen' Iguanas Collected in Florida
Wildlife trappers in Florida have rounded up thousands of cold-stunned iguanas after a sudden temperature drop caused the invasive reptiles to fall from trees.
Stubborn Horse Survives 7 Months in Wyoming Wilderness
A pack horse named Mouse vanished into Wyoming's remote Wind River Range for seven months before an improbable cowboy-led rescue operation saved him just before a deadly cold snap.
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Trump's 'Coalie' Mascot Sparks Climate Activist Fury
The Trump administration has unveiled 'Coalie', a cartoon coal mascot, to promote its energy agenda, drawing sharp criticism from climate activists who condemn the move as dangerous greenwashing.
UK Zoos Face Extinction Crisis as Financial Pressures Mount
British zoos are confronting an existential threat with 40% reporting precarious finances. Rising energy bills, falling ticket sales, and policy changes are pushing institutions like London Zoo and Dartmoor Zoo to the brink.
Cornwall's Lithium Rush: 'White Gold' Economic Transformation
Cornwall's disused china clay pits could become Europe's largest lithium source, promising jobs and prosperity. Companies like Cornish Lithium aim to extract the vital battery metal while addressing environmental concerns.
Why Cats Knock Things Off Tables: Three Key Reasons
Cat owners discover the surprising explanations behind their pets' maddening habit of pushing objects off surfaces, from attention-seeking to natural hunting instincts.
Berry Still Waiting for Newsom Contact After Bill Veto
Oscar winner Halle Berry reveals California Governor Gavin Newsom has not contacted her as promised following her public criticism of his veto of the Menopause Care Equity Act.
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Georgia Water Scare: Diesel Smell Sparks Fears
Residents in Griffin, Georgia, remain concerned about diesel contamination in tap water despite official assurances. A fuel spill near Atlanta prompted a brief advisory, now lifted after testing showed no contamination.
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