23,000 homes without water as Farage demands CEO resign
South East Water CEO David Hinton faces mounting pressure to quit as tens of thousands endure days without supply. Read the latest on the crisis and political fallout.
Category : Environment
Body found at Billingham recycling centre by crane operator
A crane operator discovered a man's body while moving waste at the Haverton Hill recycling centre in Billingham. Police have launched an investigation. Read the latest updates.
Body found at County Durham recycling centre
A crane operator discovered a man's body at the Haverton Hill recycling facility in Billingham. Police have launched an investigation. Read the latest updates.
Harcourt residents assess bushfire damage as threat eases
Residents of Harcourt return after devastating Victoria bushfires. While some homes were saved by CFA volunteers, businesses like the Coolstore cafe were destroyed. See the full story of loss and resilience.
Fieldfares and Redwings Flock to UK After Cold Snap
The recent cold snap has finally brought Britain's winter thrushes, fieldfares and redwings, to our shores in their hundreds of thousands. Discover where they've come from and the climate threats they face.
Water Outages Hit 30,000 Homes in Kent and Sussex
Over 30,000 households in Kent and Sussex endure days without tap water. Schools and pubs close as South East Water blames freezing weather for leaks. Residents describe 'grim' conditions.
Planet's Hottest Three Years on Record Confirmed
Scientists confirm 2025 was the third hottest year ever, with temperatures exceeding 1.4C above pre-industrial levels for a third year running. Urgent action is needed to avert climate crisis.
2025 third hottest year as climate trend confirmed
Scientists confirm 2025 was the planet's third warmest year, with temperatures exceeding 1.4C above pre-industrial levels for a third consecutive year. Experts warn the world is rapidly approaching the Paris Agreement limit.
2025 third-hottest year, 1.5C Paris limit 'dead in water'
Scientists declare 2025 the third-hottest year ever, driven by human activity. The 1.5C Paris Agreement goal is now 'dead in the water' as overshoot looms.
Arizona Moves to Regulate Rural Groundwater Use
Arizona officials impose new groundwater rules in drought-hit rural areas to slow depletion. The move targets large farms and aims to provide 'breathing room' for local communities.
Sydney's Repair Café: Free Fixes for 10 Years
Discover Repair Café Sydney North, a volunteer-run pop-up saving items from landfill. Free repairs on Sundays foster community and sustainable living in Lane Cove.
Puppies Saved from Opioid Overdose, Up for Adoption
Six puppies in Washington state are recovering after a suspected fentanyl overdose. Firefighters used naloxone to save them. Read about the rescue and their road to new homes.
Rare Aardvark Calf Born at Nashville Zoo
The Nashville Zoo welcomes a critically rare aardvark calf, the first born in an AZA-accredited zoo in over a year. Discover the story behind this remarkable conservation success.
Rio Zoo animals get popsicles to beat scorching heat
As temperatures soar above 40°C, Rio de Janeiro's BioParque zoo is using species-specific frozen treats to keep its animals cool and hydrated. Discover how jaguars and monkeys are beating the heat.
Diana Playground's New Galleon Gets Finishing Touches
The centrepiece of a £3m revamp for the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Playground is nearly finished in Germany. The new wooden ship will sail to London for a summer 2026 reopening.
Diana Playground's New Galleon Gets Finishing Touches
The centrepiece of a £3 million revamp for the Diana, Princess of Wales Memorial Playground is nearly finished in Germany. The new wooden ship will sail to London for a summer 2026 reopening. Discover the upgrades.
First Look at £3m Diana Playground Revamp's New Ship
The Diana Memorial Playground in Kensington Gardens reopens this summer with a new £3m wooden galleon, sustainably built in the Bavarian Alps. Discover the new features.
New £3m Ship for Diana Memorial Playground Revealed
A stunning new wooden galleon, built in the Bavarian Alps, will be the centrepiece of the £3million revamp of the Diana Memorial Playground in Kensington Gardens this summer.
Pregnant deep-sea 'dragon' shark found on tourist beach
A rare pregnant Portuguese shark, likened to a 'How to Train Your Dragon' creature, washed up dead in Spain. Experts suspect fatal fishing injury. Read the full investigation.
US greenhouse gas emissions increased in 2025
A new study reveals US carbon pollution grew faster than the economy last year, driven by data centres, crypto mining, and a cold winter. Discover the implications for climate targets.
Guardian corrects environmental and fashion brand details
The Guardian has published corrections regarding a report on wildlife targets and Stella McCartney's use of animal products. Discover the clarified facts and how to submit editorial feedback.
Victoria Bushfires: 500 Buildings Lost, Satellite Images Show
Satellite imagery reveals massive smoke plumes from Victoria's devastating bushfires, which have burned 400,000 hectares and destroyed 500 buildings. A $15m recovery package is announced.
Victoria Bushfires Burn 400,000 Hectares, 500 Buildings Lost
Satellite imagery reveals the scale of Victoria's devastating bushfires, which have destroyed 500 buildings and burned 400,000 hectares. A $15 million recovery package is announced.
Australian habitat loss doubles, microplastics study doubted
Conservationists are alarmed as Australia's threatened species habitat destruction approvals more than double. Meanwhile, scientists cast doubt on alarming microplastics research.
England's new 4-bin system and recycling fines from March 31
A major overhaul of household waste collection begins in England on March 31, introducing a universal 4-bin system. Residents risk £400 fines for putting 37 banned items in recycling.
Water bosses recalled by MPs over Christmas outages
South East Water chiefs face a fresh parliamentary grilling over December failures, as new outages leave 25,000 properties without water. MPs express deep scepticism over the company's handling.
US Air Quality Crisis Hits Georgia, South Carolina, Oregon
Unhealthy air pollution blankets parts of Georgia, South Carolina, and Oregon, with officials urging residents to limit outdoor exposure. Key pollutants include PM2.5 from traffic and industry.
RSPB suspends X account over AI image safety concerns
The RSPB has made its X account private, citing risks from the Grok AI tool. The charity urges supporters to follow its work on other platforms and at its UK nature reserves.
RSPB locks X account over AI safety concerns
The RSPB has made its X account private, citing risks from the platform's AI tool Grok. The charity urges supporters to connect via other channels as it steps back for the foreseeable future.
Deadly Plant Washes Up on UK Beaches, Coastguard Warns
Highly toxic Hemlock Water Dropwort, known as Dead Man's Fingers, has been found on UK shores. Coastguard warns it can kill humans and pets. Stay vigilant.
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