Green Transition: Politicians Must Speed Up Renewables
The Guardian argues that despite party divisions, the energy crisis should spur investment in wind and solar, and households must also adapt to achieve net zero.
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Norwegian Fish Farms Pollute Fjords Like Raw Sewage
Norwegian fish farms are discharging waste equivalent to raw sewage from millions of people, polluting fjords and harming marine ecosystems, a new report reveals.
16 Best Eco-Friendly Cleaning Products Tried and Tested
Discover 16 eco-friendly cleaning products tested at home, from multi-purpose cleaners to laundry sheets. Expert tips on avoiding toxic chemicals and greenwashing.
Severe US Drought Forces Water Restrictions, Town Shortages
Severe droughts across the US have reached extreme levels, forcing water restrictions in multiple states. Some towns may run out of water by July, with wildfires expected to worsen.
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Frozen Pizzas at Aldi and Walmart Recalled for Salmonella
USDA issues public health alert for frozen pizzas sold at Aldi and Walmart due to potential salmonella contamination from a dry milk powder ingredient. Consumers advised to discard or return for refund.
Attenborough Species: Dinosaurs to Butterflies
From a Jurassic dinosaur to a rare butterfly, discover the diverse species named after Sir David Attenborough as he turns 100.
Methane Leaks Near Record Highs, IEA Warns
International Energy Agency reports methane emissions from energy sector remained near record highs in 2025, with abatement measures could unlock billions of cubic metres of gas.
New Orleans 'Point of No Return': Study Says City to Be Swallowed by Sea
A new study warns that New Orleans has reached a 'point of no return' due to sea-level rise and erosion, predicting the city could be surrounded by the Gulf of Mexico within decades.
Labour's Nature Plan: Prisons and Military Ranges Go Green
Environment Secretary Emma Reynolds announces plans to transform government land, including tree nurseries in prisons and peat bogs on military ranges, to boost biodiversity and tackle flooding.
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Mayon Volcano Erupts, Thousands Evacuated in Philippines (04.05.2026)
Mayon volcano in the Philippines erupted, sending ash clouds skyward and prompting over 5,450 residents to flee to emergency shelters.
Reform UK and Truss Energy Policy Criticised
Critics slam Reform UK and the Truss administration for their approach to renewable energy, warning it could undermine climate goals and investor confidence.
Amsterdam Bans Public Ads for Meat and Fossil Fuels
Amsterdam becomes the first capital city to ban public advertising for meat and fossil fuel products, including burgers, petrol cars, and cruises, to meet environmental targets.
Vegan Diet Slashes Emissions by 55% in Study
A study shows low-fat vegan diets reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 55% and energy use by 44%, offering a rapid climate solution.
Amsterdam Bans Ads for Meat and Fossil Fuels
Amsterdam becomes first capital to ban public advertising for meat and fossil fuels, citing climate urgency. Ads for burgers, petrol cars, and airlines removed from public spaces from 1 May.
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Arizona Wildfire Scorches Nearly 1,000 Acres as 'War Zone'
A wildfire in Arizona has engulfed nearly 1,000 acres, with winds hampering aerial firefighting. Residents describe the scene as a war zone. No injuries reported.
Super El Niño Could Make 2026 Hottest Year on Record
A leading climate scientist warns that a super El Niño event could make 2026 the hottest year on record, surpassing 2024's record by 0.06°C.
Rare Cloud-Free Satellite Image Shows Ireland's Green Beauty
A rare cloud-free satellite image captured by Copernicus Sentinel-3 on 29 April 2026 reveals Ireland's vibrant green landscape and coastal sediments in stunning detail.
Mexico City Sinking Fast, Visible From Space: NASA
NASA satellite images show Mexico City sinking up to 10 inches yearly due to groundwater pumping, causing infrastructure damage and a worsening water crisis.
Neolithic Timber Platform Older Than Stonehenge Found
Archaeologists discover a 5,000-year-old timber platform under a crannog in Loch Bhorgastail, Isle of Lewis, predating Stonehenge and revealing Neolithic engineering.
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Rats in Garden? Expert Reveals One Crucial Thing to Keep Them Away
Gardening expert Peter Dowdall shares essential tips for rat prevention, emphasizing hygiene and avoiding common mistakes like using chemical lawn products.
India's Missing Dragonflies Signal Ecological Crisis
A landmark survey reveals 35% of dragonfly and damselfly species may be extinct in India's Western Ghats due to urbanisation, habitat loss, and climate change.
Lightning May Have Sparked Fire Destroying US Marine Lab
A massive fire destroyed the University of South Florida's Marine Science Laboratory. Lightning storms are being investigated as a possible cause. Over 200 firefighters responded to the blaze.
Beagles Rescued from Research Facility Find Safety
Big Dog Ranch Rescue begins rehoming 1,500 beagles from Ridglan Farms after protests. The dogs, used in testing, show immediate trust and affection.
Inside Marine Biobanks Racing to Save Ocean Species
Australia's marine biobanks store endangered species like golden kelp and flat oysters, acting as living libraries to restore ecosystems threatened by climate change and human activity.
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Curlew's Call Echoes Across Anglesey Marsh
A visit to Cors Ddyga reserve on Anglesey reveals the precious curlew, whose breeding numbers in Wales are so low they could be extinct within a decade.
Country Diary: Into the Woods on London's Edge, 1951
A 1951 country diary entry describes walking among fine oaks and beeches in a south London wood, just five miles from the Festival of Britain, with cuckoos and swifts.
From Dinosaurs to Butterflies: Species Named After Attenborough
Sir David Attenborough's 100th birthday inspires a look at the many species named in his honour, from ancient dinosaurs to rare butterflies and unique plants.
Three Shade-Loving Plants for Gloomy Garden Corners
A gardener recommends three plants that thrive in low-light areas, transforming dark garden spots with color and texture. Polemonium, vinca, and polypodium are top picks.
Philippines: 300+ Families Evacuate After Mayon Volcano Ashfall
More than 300 families evacuated in the Philippines after ash from Mayon volcano blanketed villages, damaging farms and killing livestock.
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Rare Pine Marten Kit Rescued from Rubbish Bin
A two-week-old pine marten, one of the UK's rarest mammals, was rescued from a rubbish bin in Powys, Wales, and brought to a wildlife hospital.
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