Exclusive blood testing in Bentham, North Yorkshire, reveals one in four residents have toxic Pfas levels in the highest risk category, linked to serious health issues like cancer and infertility.
New research shows that low-smoke fuels, marketed as eco-friendly alternatives, produce more ultrafine particles that embed deep in lungs, raising health risks in homes and streets.
US-Israeli strikes on Iranian oil depots and military sites are causing severe environmental damage, including black acid rain and marine pollution, with monitors warning of long-term toxic effects across the region.
From a deconsecrated London cemetery to a Cumbrian seal colony, readers share their favourite UK nature reserves and national parks, highlighting urban wildlife havens and scenic escapes.
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A new scientific analysis reveals the record-breaking heatwave scorching the US West would have been virtually impossible without human-caused climate change, with temperatures up to 30F above average.
The Australian federal government has approved a coal seam gas expansion in Queensland, contributing 120 million tonnes of emissions, sparking climate criticism.
Aerial footage reveals severe flooding in far north Queensland after Tropical Cyclone Narelle made landfall, with climate experts linking its intensity to global heating and high ocean temperatures.
This week's wildlife highlights include wild boar in a German supermarket, a banana slug with unique anatomy, and rhinos returning to Uganda after 40 years.
A US startup, Funga, applies wild fungal extracts to loblolly pine seedlings, aiming to enhance growth by 30% and reduce artificial fertiliser reliance, with early trials showing promising results.
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In Rio de Janeiro, traditional banana growers use agroforestry to preserve Pedra Branca state park, blending crops with native species to combat biodiversity loss and urban pressure.
Discover how wild garlic, crow garlic, and three-cornered leek can transform your garden and cooking this spring, with tips on identification and cultivation.
American farmers face a crisis as the closure of the Strait of Hormuz pushes fertilizer prices higher, squeezing profits and threatening long-term sustainability in agriculture.
In Denmark, the world's greenest nation, a backlash against solar farms is reshaping politics ahead of national elections. Rural communities protest 'iron fields' as far-right parties weaponize climate policy.
A sprawling illegal waste dump containing over 25,000 tonnes of rubbish, partly owned by King Charles, is finally being cleared by the government as part of a new Waste Action Plan targeting waste crime.
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The Vatican has launched a campaign urging Catholic institutions to divest from mining, aligning investments with ecological teachings inspired by Pope Francis' encyclical.
Animal rights group PETA demands The Woolpack Inn change its name, citing cruelty in the wool industry. Owner Dan Chadwick refuses, citing the pub's 300-year heritage rooted in Gloucestershire's wool trade.
A Yorkshire town faces a health crisis as blood tests reveal alarmingly high levels of cancer-linked 'forever chemicals' in residents, with experts calling the findings 'staggering' and 'shocking'.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has issued the UK's first wildfire warning of 2026, declaring a 'very high' risk across northern Scotland. Officials urge the public to avoid outdoor fires as dry vegetation creates dangerous conditions.
Arizona's desert hit 43.3C (110F), the highest March temperature ever recorded in the US, with experts linking the extreme heat to human-caused climate change and warning of more frequent weather disasters.
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New rubbish laws across England and Wales impose fines up to £500 for littering, including leaving items by full bins or charity donations. Lawyer Gary Rycroft explains the crackdown.
A dog trainer urges the public to keep distance from dogs wearing yellow leads, indicating nervousness or anxiety. Owners share experiences of using colour-coded accessories to signal their pets' needs.
Following US-Israeli airstrikes on Iranian oil facilities, Tehran residents face 'black rain'—toxic precipitation causing heart attacks, lung damage, and premature death. WHO issues urgent warnings.
Illegal dumpers could be forced to clean streets and parks for up to 20 hours under new Waste Crime Action Plan, with £45m funding to tackle waste crime.
The invasive Joro spider, originally from Asia, is rapidly spreading across the United States. Experts explain its ballooning ability, urban tolerance, and minimal threat to humans despite its venomous nature.
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Shelburne firefighters used a ladder and snare tool to free a raccoon found 25 feet up a tree with a peanut butter container stuck on its head during an unusual St. Patrick's Day incident.
A Vermont silent retreat owner says US Forest Service logging shattered the quiet, forcing relocation. The project aims to create young forests but divides conservationists and loggers.
A capybara named Samba remains at large after escaping from Marwell Zoo in Hampshire. Zoo staff are asking locals to report sightings but warn against approaching the large rodent.
Two dozen states and multiple cities have filed a lawsuit against the EPA, challenging the Trump administration's repeal of a key scientific finding that underpins U.S. climate regulations.
King Charles III officially opened the Seven Sisters National Nature Reserve and launched the King Charles III England Coast Path, the world's longest managed coastal walking route, surprising hikers during his visit.
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The upscale Massachusetts island of Nantucket is poised to outlaw artificial turf entirely, citing environmental damage and health risks from toxic 'forever chemicals' known as PFAS.
