Berkeley's Wildfire Risk Grows with Climate Change
Berkeley, California, confronts heightened wildfire threats due to climate change, with experts warning of increased frequency and severity in the region.
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Tony Bracegirdle Obituary: Environmentalist Pioneer Dies
Tony Bracegirdle, a pioneering environmentalist and activist, has passed away. He was known for his groundbreaking work in conservation and sustainability, leaving a lasting legacy in the fight against climate change.
Indian Farmers Wear Bear Costumes to Scare Off Monkeys
Desperate farmers in Uttar Pradesh have resorted to dressing as bears to frighten monkeys raiding crops, after traditional methods failed. The tactic highlights wider human-wildlife conflicts in India.
Sharks Form Complex Friendships, Defying Stereotypes
Groundbreaking research reveals bull sharks develop consistent social relationships, forming 'friendships' and avoiding certain individuals, overturning long-held perceptions of solitary shark behaviour.
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Use Kitchen Salt in Wheelie Bins to Stop Flies All Summer
A cleaning specialist advises adding table salt to wheelie bins from spring until summer's end to repel flies and prevent maggot infestations, alongside newspaper lining for moisture control.
Fishermen Investigated for Illegal Crab Haul in Vancouver Bay
Canadian officials are investigating a video showing fishermen allegedly harvesting undersized and female Dungeness crabs illegally at night in Vancouver, sparking public outrage.
Wisconsin Senate Passes $133M Forever Chemicals Package
The Wisconsin Senate has passed a $133 million legislative package to combat PFAS contamination, sending the bills to Governor Tony Evers for final approval after years of political deadlock.
King Charles Impressed by Wood Chip Bath at Bio-Based Exhibition
King Charles toured the 'New Wood: Building a bio-based future' exhibition in London, admiring innovative products like a bath made from wood chips and resin, alongside Finnish President Alexander Stubb.
Duke of Edinburgh Prepares Gorilla Food at Bristol Zoo
Prince Edward visited Bristol Zoo Project to prepare food for gorillas and praised staff ahead of the new African forest habitat opening next month.
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Devon Villagers Excluded from £1.4bn Coastal Defence Fund
Residents of Torcross and Beesands in South Devon feel abandoned after being omitted from a £1.4 billion government coastal protection package, despite their vital road collapsing into the sea during Storm Imogen.
NYC High-Rise Fire Near St. Patrick's Day Parade Route
A significant fire erupted at a high-rise building in Midtown Manhattan, close to the St. Patrick's Day parade start, with crews quickly containing it and no injuries reported.
Two Men Charged in Kenya for Illegal Ant Wildlife Trade
A Chinese national and a Kenyan man face charges for unlawfully possessing and dealing in hundreds of live ants, highlighting a growing trend in ant trafficking from East Africa to global markets.
Stallions Spar at Cambridgeshire Nature Reserve
Male Konik ponies engage in natural sparring behaviour during foaling season at Wicken Fen, aiding biodiversity and habitat creation in the lowland landscape.
Expert's Pre-Leave Step to Cure Dog Separation Anxiety
Canine behaviour expert Will Atherton shares a simple crate training method involving a frozen treat toy to teach dogs independence and eliminate separation anxiety before it starts.
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Save Money on Garden Gear with Creative Recycling Ideas
With rising prices, gardeners can cut costs by repurposing household items like food containers, lamp shades, and fish scraps into useful tools and fertilizers.
Climate Change Fuels Dengue Outbreaks, Study Finds
A new study links a 2023 cyclone in Peru to a massive dengue fever surge, with climate change tripling the risk of such outbreaks. Researchers warn of potential spread to Britain as temperatures rise.
Real-Time Pollution Alerts Urged After Boy's E. Coli Scare
Campaigners call for urgent real-time pollution alerts on Windermere after a seven-year-old boy nearly died from E. coli contracted during a kayaking trip, highlighting gaps in water quality monitoring.
Hidden Garden Threats Endanger Blue Tits and UK Birds
Research by SongBird Survival reveals pesticides and pet flea treatments pose unseen risks to garden birds like blue tits, urging gardeners to adopt safer practices.
Oldest Humpback Whale Song Recording Found from 1949
Scientists have uncovered the earliest known recording of a humpback whale song from 1949, offering new insights into marine acoustics and cetacean communication.
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Heat Reduces Activity, May Cause 500,000 Deaths Annually
A new study warns that rising temperatures from global heating will lead to reduced physical activity, contributing to half a million additional premature deaths per year by 2050 due to health issues.
Satellite Data Reveals World's Worst Methane Mega-Leaks
An exclusive analysis uncovers the world's worst methane mega-leaks in 2025, with Turkmenistan dominating the list. These super-polluting plumes, often easy to fix, have a colossal heating impact equivalent to coal power stations, sparking calls for urgen
Mani Peninsula's Wildflower Display of Astonishing Richness
The rocky Mani region in Greece showcases a breathtaking array of wildflowers, including Chios chamomile and peacock anemone, in a vibrant spring spectacle.
Eden Project Celebrates 25 Years as a Cornish Landmark
As the Eden Project marks its 25th anniversary, we explore its Mediterranean and rainforest biomes, meet staff and visitors, and examine its impact on Cornwall's economy and conservation efforts.
Swap Moss Poles for Sculptural Stakes in Houseplants
Discover why sculptural stakes are replacing moss poles for climbing plants, offering better support and aesthetic appeal without the mess and maintenance issues.
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US Brewers Adapt to Climate Threats on Beer Ingredients
From water shortages to rising heat, the climate crisis pressures beer's core ingredients like hops and barley. US brewers and farmers innovate with drought-tolerant grains and hardy hop varieties to safeguard America's favorite alcoholic drink.
Pakistan's Solar Boom Eases Energy Crisis Impact
Pakistan's grassroots solar adoption, driven by falling costs and incentives, has reduced gas dependency and cushioned against global energy market disruptions.
Fire Ants March on Brisbane, Raising Outbreak Fears
A fire ant nest discovered in New Farm Park signals a potential breach of containment efforts, with experts warning of a widespread outbreak across Australia if suppression fails.
Australia Expands Marine Sanctuaries to Protect 30% of Oceans
The Australian government is reviewing marine parks to increase highly protected areas, aiming to ban extractive industries and rectify past downgrades under a global conservation pledge.
Climate Change May Kill 700,000 Yearly by 2050 via Inactivity
A new study reveals unchecked climate change could lead to hundreds of thousands of premature deaths annually by 2050, as rising temperatures make outdoor exercise unsafe, impacting global health and economies.
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Russia's Cattle Disease Emergency Sparks Mass Culling and Protests
Russia's Novosibirsk region declares a state of emergency to combat pasteurellosis and rabies outbreaks in cattle, leading to mass culling and protests from small farmers over livelihood threats.
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