Turn Old Newspapers into Free Biodegradable Plant Pots
A gardening expert demonstrates a clever winter project using old newspapers and cardboard to create eco-friendly plant pots, perfect for starting seedlings indoors during colder months.
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Somerset Flooding Crisis: Residents Evacuate as Waters Rise
Families in Somerset are evacuating homes after severe flooding from Storm Chandra, with council declaring major incident and warnings of more rain ahead.
Minns Considers Protest Restrictions in Sydney Amid Public Backing
New South Wales Premier Chris Minns is exploring legal changes to limit protests in Sydney's CBD, including potential designations of protest sites and reforms to the Form 1 system, as polling shows strong public support for enhanced police powers.
K'gari Dingo Cull Sparks Outrage After Teenager's Death
A preliminary report indicates 19-year-old Piper James was bitten by dingoes before and after her death on K'gari, with evidence suggesting drowning. The Queensland government plans to euthanise 10 dingoes linked to the incident, raising conservation conc
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Dingo Cull Sparks Outrage Over 'Extinction Vortex' Fears
Australian authorities euthanised six dingoes on K'gari following a backpacker's death, sparking outrage from Indigenous groups and warnings from wildlife experts about genetic risks.
Superpower Institute Proposes $35bn 'Polluter Pays' Levy
A new report from the Superpower Institute calls for a 'polluter pays levy' on fossil fuel companies, generating over $35bn annually while compensating households for increased costs.
Dingo Cull After Backpacker Death Sparks Outrage in Queensland
Queensland authorities have euthanised six dingoes on K'gari following a Canadian backpacker's death, drawing condemnation from traditional owners and warnings from wildlife experts about genetic risks to the isolated population.
Trump EPA Accused of Abandoning Health Mission
Critics allege the Environmental Protection Agency under Donald Trump has fundamentally shifted from protecting public health to promoting business interests, rolling back dozens of environmental protections.
Scotland Mandates Swift Bricks in New Buildings
The Scottish Parliament has voted to make swift bricks mandatory in all new dwellings, aiming to help declining swift populations and other cavity-nesting birds.
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Dutch Court Rules on Caribbean Island Climate Case
A Dutch district court is ruling on a case where eight Caribbean island residents accuse the Netherlands of failing to protect them from climate change effects.
Maine's 'Lobster Lady' Virginia Oliver Dies at Age 105
Virginia 'Ginny' Oliver, who fished for lobsters for nearly a century from age eight, has passed away at 105. The Maine icon became a celebrated figure in the fishing industry.
Dog Guards Owner's Body for Four Days in Himalayan Snow
A loyal pit bull named Sherru remained by his teenage owner's body for four days in freezing Himalayan conditions, enduring snowstorms without food or movement.
Royal Screening of Charles's Environmental Documentary at Windsor
King Charles III and Queen Camilla will host a Windsor Castle screening of 'Finding Harmony: A King's Vision', a documentary narrated by Kate Winslet about the monarch's lifelong environmental advocacy.
Hunting Dog Terrified of Tiny Ginger Cat in Viral Clip
A German Shorthaired Pointer named Pascal had an unexpected reaction when meeting a small house cat, with the viral TikTok footage showing the hunting dog's fear.
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Hunting Dog Terrified of Tiny House Cat in Viral Clip
A German shorthaired pointer, bred for hunting, shows unexpected fear when meeting a small ginger cat, with the amusing encounter going viral on TikTok.
Sustainable Investing: How Your Money Supports Green Issues
Discover how sustainable investing allows your money to support environmental causes, renewable energy, and fair trade while potentially earning returns. Learn about ESG funds, green pensions, and ethical banking options.
King's Land Hosts Massive Illegal Waste Dump
A 25,000-tonne illegal waste dump on land partly owned by King Charles has sparked a bitter dispute between Wigan Council and the Duchy of Lancaster over who must fund the multi-million pound clean-up.
National Trust Sinks Barges to Form New Bird Island in Essex
The National Trust has transformed three decommissioned Thames lighters into a new island habitat for vulnerable bird species in the Blackwater Estuary, Essex.
Pro-Palestine Activists Blockade Edinburgh Defence Factory
Around 100 pro-Palestine demonstrators have blockaded the Leonardo UK aerospace defence factory in Edinburgh, protesting its F-35 component contract with Lockheed Martin.
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Volunteering to Save Albania's Vjosa Wild River
A volunteering trip to Albania's Vjosa River, now a wild river national park, focuses on tree planting to combat erosion and preserve its fragile ecosystem amid threats from tourism and development.
Frosty Fruit Ice Blocks Melt in 48C Heatwave Experiment
Guardian Australia conducted a unique experiment to see how quickly Frosty Fruit ice blocks melt during extreme heatwaves, with temperatures hitting 48C in Ouyen.
Heatwaves Worsen with Climate Change: Demand Action
As temperatures rise due to climate change, calls grow for holding governments accountable. This article explores the extreme weather impacts and the need for urgent policy responses.
Greenland's Geological Riches: A Treasure Trove
Greenland's vast natural resources, including rare-earth elements and oil, stem from 4 billion years of geological activity like mountain building and volcanism.
Rescue Dog's Joyful First Beach Visit After Years in Cage
A rescue dog named Teddy, who spent four years confined to a cage, experiences his first joyful beach visit, captured in a touching TikTok video by his new owner documenting the canine's emotional recovery journey.
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Woodpecker's Plastic Box Drumming in Dartmoor Dawn
A male great spotted woodpecker in West Dartmoor, Devon, has been using an electrical junction box for territorial drumming, offering a unique twist on its natural behaviour.
Stop Magpies Stealing Robin Food with Simple Reflective Ribbons
Bird lovers can protect robins from magpies using reflective ribbons that create light flashes. Experts reveal this simple deterrent maintains garden bird diversity without harming smaller species.
New Zealand Landslide Threat Grows with Climate Crisis
Experts warn that New Zealand could see more deadly landslides as climate change triggers intense storms, with landslides already responsible for over 1,800 deaths since records began.
King Charles' Environmental Documentary Shows Informal Side
A new Prime Video documentary about King Charles' environmentalism will portray him as an informal and humorous figure, showcasing his decades-long advocacy for nature and sustainability.
Mountain Lion Captured in San Francisco After Urban Prowl
A young mountain lion was tranquilised and captured in San Francisco's Pacific Heights after roaming residential streets for over 30 hours. Officials plan to relocate the animal to a natural habitat.
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Australia's Historic Heatwave Breaks Temperature Records
A severe heatwave in Australia is setting new temperature records in Victoria, NSW, and Queensland, with forecasts exceeding 49°C, while bushfires rage out of control, disrupting water supplies.
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