Remembering Lillian Watts: Saving Inkpen Common
A tribute to Lillian Watts, who preserved Inkpen Common in Berkshire. Her legacy of conservation and nightingales is remembered on her birthday.
Category : Environment
Urban Wet Island: Cities Get More Drizzle
New research shows big cities receive more light rain than rural areas due to pollution and buildings, with the effect strengthening over two decades.
Polar Blast Brings Early Snow to Australian Alps
A polar blast has brought snowfall to low levels in Victoria, with temperatures dropping to -5.4C. Ski resorts are capitalizing on the early snow, while other areas experience chilly but average conditions.
New Gasfield Near Twelve Apostles Sparks Outcry
Environmentalists warn that a new gas drilling project in Victoria's Otway basin, approved by Labor governments, threatens climate goals and pristine ocean ecosystems.
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Berlin's Holocaust Memorial Stones: 30 Years of Remembrance
Gunter Demnig's Stolpersteine transform Berlin sidewalks into memorials, with over 126,000 stones across Europe honoring Holocaust victims.
Hantavirus Surge in Argentina Linked to Climate Change
Argentina reports 101 hantavirus cases since June 2025, double the previous year. Experts link the rise to climate change, as warmer temperatures expand rodent habitats. The outbreak coincides with infections on the MV Hondius cruise ship.
From WWII Bomb Craters to Ukraine: Nature Thrives in War Scars
A pond formed by a German V2 rocket in London teems with life, while scientists in Ukraine see nature heal in bomb craters, showing resilience amid destruction.
Labour Leads on Climate Action, Says Minister Katie White
Labour climate minister Katie White argues that only Labour is serious about tackling the climate crisis, criticising both the right and the Greens for blocking progress.
HBCU Radio Preservation Project Safeguards Black College Airwaves
A new initiative aims to preserve the historic radio stations of Historically Black Colleges and Universities, ensuring their cultural legacy endures.
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Alaska Mega Tsunami Highlights Climate Risk to Cruise Ships
A 481-metre tsunami in Alaska's Tracy Arm fjord, triggered by a climate-linked rockslide, narrowly missed cruise ships, raising alarm over growing coastal risks.
Coyote Swam 2 Miles to Alcatraz, Stunning Scientists
A lone coyote swam 2 miles to Alcatraz Island, farther than biologists initially thought. DNA analysis revealed it came from Angel Island, not San Francisco.
Sustainable Plant Shopping: Eco-Friendly Garden Tips
Learn how to buy plants sustainably with expert tips on avoiding peat, choosing perennials, and reducing plastic waste for a greener garden.
Australia Leads Global Fruit and Veg Value
A new study reveals Australia offers the most affordable fruit and vegetables worldwide, with oranges, mandarins, and persimmons leading the value chart.
Next El Niño Could Be Strongest in Decades
Scientists warn a 'super El Niño' could form in months, pushing global temperatures to record highs and surpassing the 1.5°C Paris threshold.
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Super El Niño Could Bring Record Heat and Storms
Scientists warn one of the strongest El Niño patterns on record could form, driving unprecedented global temperatures and extreme weather through 2027.
Beechwoods: Timeless Beauty and History
A personal reflection on the beauty of beechwoods, their historical significance, and the enduring legacy of trees that think in centuries.
Oakland Couple Fined $915,000 for Illegal Tree Removal
An Oakland couple faces a $915,135 fine for cutting down 38 protected trees without permits, in what may be the largest such penalty in the city's history.
Hantavirus Surge in Argentina Amid Cruise Outbreak
Argentina faces a deadly hantavirus outbreak linked to climate change, with a cruise ship at the center. Cases have doubled, and mortality rates have risen sharply.
Massive Tsunami Strikes Alaska Fjord, Scientists Confirm
A 1,578-foot tsunami, the second-largest on record, hit Alaska's Tracy Arm Fjord in 2025. Caused by a landslide linked to global warming, no injuries were reported.
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Wind Turbines Powered by High-Speed Trains: UK First
LNER installs three experimental wind turbines beside East Coast Main Line to harness train-induced airflow, generating electricity in a UK-first trial that could cut CO2 emissions.
Alaska's 1,578-Foot Mega Tsunami Second Largest Ever
A colossal tsunami triggered by a climate-change-induced landslide in Alaska's Tracy Arm Fjord reached 1,578 feet, becoming the second-highest ever recorded. No injuries occurred due to timing.
Greens Only Party Telling Truth on Oil and Gas Drilling
Gillian Mackay says Scottish Greens are the only party honest about ending new North Sea drilling, as BP profits surge and climate crisis looms.
Kilauea Volcano Erupts with Spectacular Lava Fountain
Kilauea volcano on Hawaii's Big Island erupted spectacularly on May 5, 2026, with lava fountains shooting high. The USGS recorded the event as episode 46 of ongoing activity since December 2024.
Waitrose Stops Mackerel Sales Due to Overfishing
Waitrose becomes first UK supermarket to stop selling mackerel entirely due to overfishing, citing unsustainable stocks. Campaigners urge rivals to follow.
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Puffin Cams Return to Farne Islands for 2026
The National Trust has relaunched its puffin-cams on the Farne Islands, offering live streams of seabirds. The 2025 streams garnered over 250,000 views.
Attenborough's Dire 2030 Climate Warning for Humanity
Sir David Attenborough, on his 100th birthday, warns that by 2030 climate change may become irreversible, with Amazon degradation and ice-free Arctic leading to catastrophic consequences.
Study: Men's Environmental Impact Greater Than Women's
A controversial new study claims men have a larger carbon footprint, care less about climate change, and engage in environmentally damaging activities like meat consumption and hunting.
Trees Counter Half Urban Heating, Miss Poorest Cities
Trees offset nearly half of urban heating globally, but poorer, hotter cities see minimal cooling benefits, widening inequality in climate resilience.
Coyote Stuns Experts with Two-Mile Swim to Alcatraz
A lone coyote amazed biologists by swimming two miles across San Francisco Bay to Alcatraz Island, a feat confirmed by DNA analysis. The resilient animal likely sought a mate or territory.
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Puffin-Cam Returns to Farne Islands for Second Year
The National Trust's puffin-cam goes live for a second year, offering a front-row seat to 200,000 seabirds breeding on the Farne Islands. Last year, the stream attracted over 250,000 views.
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