US Hottest March on Record Amid Unprecedented Heat
The continental United States experienced its most abnormally hot month in 132 years of records during March 2026, with temperatures soaring 9.35°F above normal, according to NOAA data.
Category : Environment
Sydney's Fatberg Crisis: Inaccessible Monster Polluting Beaches
A massive fatberg at Sydney's Malabar wastewater plant remains inaccessible, causing poo balls to wash up on beaches. Sydney Water struggles to clear it despite upgrades.
Argentina Approves Glacier Mining Bill Despite Environmental Backlash
Argentina's Congress has passed a controversial bill easing glacier protections to boost mining investments, facing legal challenges from environmental groups.
Trudy the Chimpanzee Turns 30 After Daily Mail Rescue Campaign
Trudy the chimpanzee, rescued from circus abuse with help from a Daily Mail campaign, celebrates her 30th birthday at Monkey World sanctuary in Dorset after remarkable rehabilitation.
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Midwest Lakes Under Siege by Leaping Asian Carp
Invasive Asian carp are causing chaos in Midwest waterways, leaping up to 10 feet and injuring boaters. Fishermen adopt helmets and nets for protection as states push for containment solutions.
Iran War Highlights Petrochemical Dependence and Climate Risks
The Iran war reveals global vulnerability to petrochemicals used in plastics, fertilizers and medical equipment, driving fossil fuel demand and climate change.
Optimal Lawn Mowing Schedule From Spring to Autumn Revealed
The Royal Horticultural Society provides detailed guidance on how often to mow your lawn from March to October, including tips for different lawn types and weather conditions.
Man fined for trespassing in viral hippo Moo Deng's enclosure
A man was captured on CCTV breaking into the enclosure of pygmy hippo Moo Deng and her mother at Khao Kheow Open Zoo in Thailand, recording the endangered animals for two minutes. He was fined 10,000 baht (£233) after being found guilty of trespassing.
Parrot's Submarine Snorkelling Sparks Viral Debate
A white-winged parakeet named Bebe has become an internet sensation after exploring underwater in a custom-built submarine, with critics and supporters clashing over animal welfare.
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Rescue Team Finds Abandoned Dogs in Cemetery Drainage Pipe
Animal control officers in Georgia responded to a call about abandoned dogs in a cemetery, finding two emaciated dogs and a third trapped in a drainage pipe, named Miracle, leading to criminal charges for cruelty.
Brits Urged to Avoid UK-Caught Cod as Populations Plummet
The Marine Conservation Society has downgraded UK-caught cod to its worst rating due to dangerously low populations from overfishing and warming seas, with experts advising a complete avoidance.
RSPCA Denies AI Claims Over 250 Crammed Poodles
Shocking images reveal over 250 poodle-crosses living in squalor in a Nottingham house, with the RSPCA forced to deny AI fakery rumours as multi-animal incidents surge 70%.
Man Fined for Entering Viral Hippo Moo Deng's Enclosure
A Thai court has fined a man £233 after he trespassed into the enclosure of viral pygmy hippo Moo Deng at Khao Kheow Open Zoo. The zoo has since increased security patrols to prevent future incidents.
Pampas Grass Removed Over Swinger Symbolism in April
Gardeners are digging up pampas grass this April due to an urban myth linking it to swinging, with experts advising on safe removal techniques during the optimal spring period.
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Kikai Volcano Magma Reservoir Refilling, Eruption Fears Rise
Scientists reveal the Kikai volcano off Japan, site of history's largest modern eruption, is quietly refilling its magma reservoir, sparking concerns of a future giant blast with global impacts.
Antarctic Species Face Extinction Due to Climate Change
Emperor penguins and Antarctic fur seals are now endangered as climate change devastates their habitats, with sea ice loss and krill shortages driving population declines.
Ocean Current Collapse May Release Hidden Carbon, Fuel Warming
Scientists warn that the collapse of a critical Atlantic ocean current could release vast stores of deep-sea carbon, triggering additional global warming while creating extreme temperature shifts worldwide.
UK Glyphosate Use Rises Tenfold, Sparking Health Fears
Glyphosate use in the UK has increased tenfold over 30 years, with over 2,200 tonnes sprayed in 2024. Campaigners warn of health risks and environmental damage, calling for a ban as the herbicide's licence renewal approaches in December.
Emperor Penguin Chicks Drown, Species Faces Extinction Risk
A mass drowning event of emperor penguin chicks in Antarctica has raised fears of extinction, driven by climate change and melting sea ice.
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Wolf Escapes Zoo in South Korea, School Closed in Search
A wolf escaped from O-World zoo in Daejeon, South Korea, leading to a large-scale search involving 300 personnel and the closure of a primary school for safety.
Emperor Penguins and Fur Seals Face Extinction Threat
A new IUCN assessment reveals emperor penguins and Antarctic fur seals are now endangered due to climate change, with populations plummeting from sea ice loss and food shortages.
Chemical Plant Contamination Warning for Home-Grown Food
Hundreds of households near a former chemical plant in Lancashire have been advised not to consume home-grown vegetables or eggs due to contamination with cancer-causing 'forever chemicals'.
Gene-Edited Wheat Cuts Carcinogens in Bread and Biscuits
Researchers at Rothamsted Research have used Crispr technology to create wheat with up to 93% less acrylamide, a likely carcinogen, in baked goods like bread and biscuits.
Wildlife Cameraman Doug Allan Dies in Nepal Trekking
Doug Allan, the celebrated wildlife cameraman known for his work on BBC series like Planet Earth and collaborations with Sir David Attenborough, has passed away at 74 while trekking in Nepal.
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Dog Waste Bags Ruin Historic Hadrian's Wall
Furious locals and park rangers condemn irresponsible dog owners for stuffing used plastic waste bags into cracks of the 1,900-year-old UNESCO World Heritage site, calling it a national disgrace.
Wildlife Cameraman Doug Allan Dies in Nepal at 74
Renowned wildlife cameraman Doug Allan, known for his work on BBC's Planet Earth and Blue Planet series, has passed away at age 74 while trekking in Nepal. The OBE recipient collaborated extensively with Sir David Attenborough throughout his celebrated ca
Oldest Octopus Fossil Reclassified as Nautilus
A 300-million-year-old fossil previously thought to be the world's oldest octopus has been reidentified as a nautilus relative, overturning long-held evolutionary theories.
Wildlife Cameraman Doug Allan Dies at 74 in Nepal
Renowned wildlife cameraman Doug Allan, known for his work with Sir David Attenborough on BBC series like Planet Earth, has passed away at age 74 during a trek in Nepal. He was celebrated as a true pioneer and OBE recipient.
Lagos Lagoon Dredging Crisis: Sand Mining Harms Fisheries and Communities
Unregulated sand dredging in Lagos Lagoon is causing severe ecological damage, eroding coastlines, and destroying livelihoods in fishing communities across Nigeria's largest city.
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Eight Steps to Protect Solitary Bees and Reverse Insect Decline
Discover how to help solitary bees thrive with tips on reducing pesticides, creating habitats, and participating in citizen science surveys to combat insect decline.
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