Spey Dam Criticised for Threatening Endangered Salmon
A Highland aluminium smelter's green claims are under fire. Its power source, the Spey dam, obstructs migratory fish and abstracts 66% of the river's water, endangering iconic Scottish salmon.
Category : Environment
Mummified cheetahs found in Saudi caves shed light on lost species
Scientists discover seven mummified cheetahs and 54 skeletons in Saudi Arabian caves, offering genetic clues to populations extinct on the Arabian Peninsula for decades. Read the full story.
Ancient mummified cheetahs found in Saudi Arabian caves
Scientists discover 1,800-year-old mummified cheetahs in Saudi caves, shedding light on extinct populations and aiding future conservation efforts. Read the full story.
World's Largest £68m Wildlife Bridge Nears Finish
The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing, a £68m megaproject over a US freeway, aims to slash animal deaths. Delayed to late 2026, it's a global beacon for conservation. Discover how this engineering feat will protect mountain lions and local ecosystems.
Prince William Visits Farm to Promote Mental Health Support
The Prince of Wales braved the rain in Herefordshire to join farm chores and champion the vital work of mental health charity We Are Farming Minds. Read about his hands-on visit.
Deep sea desalination offers 40% energy saving
As climate change fuels droughts, a new wave of deep-sea desalination technology promises a more sustainable way to turn seawater into drinking water. Discover the innovative solutions emerging from California to France.
Winter Tour of Cornwall's Historic Churches and Legends
Discover Cornwall's secluded historic churches, from St Winnow to St Kew, in midwinter. Explore Arthurian myths, carved bears, and ancient symbols while the tourist traffic is light.
Swan Census Reveals Diverging Fortunes of UK Wintering Species
This weekend's international swan census tracks dramatic changes: UK whooper swans double to 20,000, while Bewick's crash to just 700. Climate change is the likely cause.
Hix's Baked Scallops & Lyme Bay's Disco Fishing
Chef Mark Hix shares his favourite baked scallops recipe and explores sustainable 'disco' fishing in Lyme Bay. Discover a taste of Dorset and support eco-friendly seafood.
Microplastics in Human Body Studies Reassessed
Leading scientists challenge high-profile findings of microplastics in brains and placentas, citing potential false positives. Discover the real state of the science and what it means for your health.
Iran's 'Day Zero' water crisis fuels protests
Iran faces catastrophic water shortages, with major cities nearing 'Day Zero'. Mismanagement and climate change fuel unrest, threatening the regime's stability. Read the full analysis.
Kinshasa's Revamped Zando Market Reopens to 10,000 Traders
Kinshasa's historic Zando market reopens after a five-year, £56m transformation. The sustainable redesign now houses 10,000 traders and features 272 toilets, aiming to serve a million shoppers daily.
Water boss in line for £400k bonus despite outages
South East Water's CEO faces calls to resign as he is set for a £400,000 'service award' while thousands in Kent and Sussex endure repeated water supply failures. Read the full investigation.
Spain warns of hate speech surge against climate scientists
Spain's environment minister warns of an alarming rise in hate speech targeting meteorologists and climate experts on social media, threatening scientific communication and public understanding of the climate crisis.
Apple stops potatoes sprouting, say food experts
Food gurus reveal a genius kitchen hack: storing potatoes with an apple in a cardboard box dramatically extends their life by suppressing sprouts. Discover the easy storage method for fresher spuds.
Prince William Visits Farm to Promote Mental Health Charity
The Prince of Wales got hands-on at a Herefordshire farm, highlighting the vital work of charity We Are Farming Minds to support the mental wellbeing of agricultural workers.
Rice Water Trick for Healthier Orchids & Bigger Flowers
Experts reveal a simple kitchen leftover can help orchids recover from winter stress and produce much larger, healthier blooms. Discover the easy monthly method.
US Agriculture Secretary mocked over 'depression meal' advice
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins suggested a $3 meal of chicken and broccoli as new dietary guidelines are rolled out. Critics call the advice out of touch amid high food inflation.
SEW Water Outage: Your Rights and Compensation Guide
Thousands in Sussex and Kent face a sixth day without water. Discover your rights to compensation, free bottled water, and what South East Water must provide under the updated Guaranteed Standards Scheme.
SEW Water Outage: Your Compensation Rights Explained
Thousands in Kent and Sussex face a sixth day without water. Discover your rights to compensation, bottled water, and what South East Water must legally provide.
Don't bin toilet roll tubes - use them in your garden
Gardening expert reveals why you should save cardboard toilet rolls this winter. Discover three simple hacks for composting, seed starting, and weed control to boost your garden sustainably.
Yemeni Farmers Fight Climate Crisis in Forgotten War
As Yemen's civil war drags on, farmers face a dual crisis of conflict and climate change. With aid funding slashed, communities fight for survival. Discover their struggle and resilience.
Who Owns Troubled South East Water?
South East Water faces Ofwat probe after outages. We examine its foreign ownership, £1.3bn debt, and repeated failures in Kent and Sussex. Read the full investigation.
Massive 600-Year-Old 'Super Ship' Found in Denmark
Archaeologists uncover the world's largest medieval cog, a 28m 'super ship' from the 1400s. Dive into the incredible finds offering a new view of maritime life. Read the full story.
Rare Pack of 10 Indian Wolves Discovered in West Bengal
Conservationists are stunned after an eight-month study reveals a rare pack of 10 vulnerable Indian wolves surviving in a human-modified landscape in West Bengal. Discover the challenges they face and the urgent conservation measures needed.
Delhi Zoo 'burned alive' jackal, union claims
A workers' union alleges extreme cruelty at Delhi's National Zoo after a jackal was burned alive in a bear enclosure. Calls grow for an independent investigation. Read the full story.
Zimbabwe Land Reform Aids Small Farmers Against Climate Change
New research reveals Zimbabwe's controversial land reform, 25 years on, has helped smallholder farmers adapt to climate crisis with better crops and investment. Discover the unexpected findings.
Alan Titchmarsh: Why his ITV show is 'desperately needed'
Gardener Alan Titchmarsh insists his ITV series Love Your Weekend is a vital antidote to relentless negativity. He argues rural life needs a voice more than ever. Read his full interview here.
Expert's winter pruning tip for vigorous Japanese maples
Gardening experts reveal the one winter task that stimulates dormant buds and promotes healthy growth for a spectacular spring display in your Japanese maple.
South East Water Licence Review After Supply 'Shambles'
Industry watchdog Ofwat is investigating South East Water, with its licence at risk after 30,000 properties in Kent and Sussex were left without water for six days. Read the latest on the crisis.
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