Badenoch's North Sea Drilling Push Ignores Climate Crisis
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch campaigns for more North Sea oil drilling, but experts argue this undermines UK climate targets amid record heat and floods globally.
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Celeriac: Sow Now for a Bountiful Harvest This Year
Celeriac, often compared to Krang from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, is an unsightly but productive vegetable. Ideal for fans, it requires six months to grow and thrives in spring and summer conditions.
St Michael's Mount Scarred by Storm Goretti's 100mph Winds
Three months after Storm Goretti's 100mph winds ravaged Cornwall, St Michael's Mount lost 80% of its tree cover, with residents facing power outages and insurance battles as recovery efforts continue.
Amazon Oil Rush Divides Oiapoque: Hope vs Fear in Brazil
Indigenous leaders in Brazil's remote Oiapoque express concerns as Petrobras explores oil in the fragile Equatorial Margin, balancing development with ecological risks and community impacts.
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Sea Gardeners Restore UK's Lost Seagrass Meadows
Scientists and volunteers in Wales are planting millions of seeds to revive seagrass meadows, which have declined by 92% in the UK, aiming to restore their carbon-storing and fish-nursing benefits.
EPA Moves to Designate Microplastics as Water Contaminants
The EPA has proposed adding microplastics and pharmaceuticals to its Contaminant Candidate List, a first step toward potential regulations amid health concerns.
Daylight Saving Time End Affects Wildlife and Pets in Australia
As daylight saving ends in Australia, the shift in peak commute times to dusk increases risks for wildlife like kangaroos and affects pets' routines, highlighting human impacts on animal behavior.
Easter Bunny's 2026 Challenge: Climate and Supply Woes
This year, the Easter Bunny faces unprecedented hurdles, from extreme weather disrupting chocolate deliveries to global supply chain pressures affecting egg production.
Australia's Native Food Industry Leadership Crisis
Interest in bush foods is booming, but Indigenous leaders warn of exploitation and 'black cladding' as non-Indigenous businesses dominate the $80 million industry.
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Marion Nixon: Cephalopod Pioneer Who Debunked Octopus Myths
Marion Nixon, who died aged 95, was a renowned cephalopod researcher at UCL. She published 70 papers, debunked feeding myths, and was crucial to John Z Young's work.
Botanist Laments Impending Loss of Rare Bog Star Wildflower
Jean Wilson expresses sorrow over the near extinction of the grass of Parnassus, recalling her discovery of the plant in Upper Teesdale and its historical significance.
David Chivers, Gibbon Expert and Cambridge Primatologist, Dies at 81
David Chivers, a leading primatologist who taught at Cambridge University for over 40 years and mentored conservationists worldwide, has passed away aged 81.
India's Farmers Panic Over Fertiliser Shortages Amid Iran War
Farmers in India and Sri Lanka are facing severe anxiety as the Iran conflict disrupts fertiliser imports, threatening crop yields and raising fears of a major food security crisis across South Asia.
Wedding Carbon Footprint Surpasses Household Yearly Emissions
The average Australian wedding emits over 21.5 tonnes of carbon, more than a typical household produces annually. Experts share tips for planning eco-friendly ceremonies.
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California Wildfires: Evacuations Ordered as Fires Spread
Two wildfires broke out in southern California on Friday, with the Springs fire advancing towards Moreno Valley and the Crown fire burning in Los Angeles county, prompting evacuations and firefighting efforts amid windy conditions.
Earliest Spring Recorded in UK as Wildlife Adapts to Climate
Citizen science data reveals unprecedented early spring activity in the UK, with birds laying eggs, butterflies emerging, and flowers blooming weeks ahead of schedule due to climate change.
April Lawn Care: Simple Tasks for a Healthier Garden
Horticultural experts reveal essential April gardening jobs to transform your lawn. From mowing tips to moss removal, these easy steps ensure vibrant growth all summer.
Easter Recycling Mistakes Risk £80 Fines for Householders
Nearly half of UK adults are uncertain about proper recycling practices, risking fixed penalty notices of up to £80 for incorrect waste disposal during Easter celebrations.
Tokyo Cherry Blossom Trees Collapse, Raising Safety Concerns
Aging Somei Yoshino cherry trees in Tokyo are collapsing during the hanami season, injuring people and damaging property, prompting urgent safety inspections and public warnings.
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April Gardening Task for Bigger Rose Blooms Revealed
Gardening experts reveal a crucial five-minute fertilising task in April that ensures roses produce larger, healthier flowers throughout the summer season.
Southern California Wildfire Forces Evacuations Amid High Winds
A fast-growing wildfire in Southern California has triggered evacuation orders and warnings as strong winds spread smoke across Riverside County.
Bison Transform Kent Woodlands, Boost Wildlife and Climate
A herd of European bison in Blean Woods, Kent, is significantly improving woodland habitat through natural grazing and tree-felling, fostering regeneration and biodiversity.
April Rhubarb Task for Sweeter, Tender Stems
Gardening expert Rachel Cole advises covering rhubarb roots in April to force early growth, yielding delicate pink stems with enhanced sweetness and texture.
Hand-Reared Owls Trained for Aerial Displays in Stunning Portraits
A dozen hand-reared owls, aged one to 19, are showcased in portraits from the Scottish Owl Centre, where they perform in flying displays after being trained with food rewards.
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King Charles Approves Chelsea Flower Show's 'Curious Garden'
King Charles has given royal approval to a 'Curious Garden' at the Chelsea Flower Show, designed with Sir David Beckham and Alan Titchmarsh to inspire new gardeners.
Orphaned Mountain Lion Cub Crimson Rescued for Oakland Zoo Care
An orphaned three-week-old mountain lion cub named Crimson, found injured in Southern California, has been rescued and is receiving round-the-clock care at Oakland Zoo's Veterinary Hospital.
Trump Rejoins Offshore Drilling Agencies Split Post-2010 Spill
The Trump administration announces the merger of two offshore drilling agencies separated after the 2010 Gulf oil spill, aiming to streamline permitting and oversight amid criticism from environmental groups.
NJ Troopers Rescue Bear Cub Found Alone on I-78 Highway
New Jersey state troopers rescued a tiny bear cub found alone in a roadside ditch along I-78 in Union Township. The cub is now safe and receiving care from wildlife officials.
St. Louis Removes Pedestrian Safety Bumpouts After Traffic Jams
St. Louis city officials have removed concrete pedestrian bumpouts that narrowed busy roads, citing traffic congestion after a concert. Safety advocates condemn the move as prioritizing driver convenience over lives.
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Unprecedented Orca Pod with Shark Scars Delights Seattle
A mysterious pod of three transient killer whales, previously unrecorded in the region, has captivated Seattle with their unique cookie-cutter shark scars and unexpected appearances in Puget Sound.
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