Global Goliaths undermine COP30 climate talks

As fossil fuel lobbyists dominate COP30, experts warn of existential threats from stateless corporations. Discover how citizen action could challenge the climate crisis.

Puffin numbers drop 23% on Farne Islands

Annual survey shows puffin breeding pairs on the Farne Islands fell by almost a quarter. The National Trust urges long-term monitoring amid climate and environmental pressures.

Ex-Marine runs 16 marathons for UK rescue dogs

Former marine Mitch Hutchcraft, who recently summited Everest, is running 16 marathons in 16 days from Kent to Scotland to raise awareness for rescue dogs and petition against illegal breeding.

Forestry Expert Simon Rietbergen Dies Aged 65

Tributes pour in for Simon Rietbergen, the forestry expert behind the UN's Great Green Wall Initiative, who dedicated his life to protecting Africa's forests. Discover his remarkable legacy.

NSW Faces Catastrophic Fire Threat Amid Political Deal

New South Wales issues its first catastrophic fire warning in two years. Meanwhile, Labor and the Greens are set to fast-track major environmental protection laws. Stay informed on the developing situation.

Tips for a Climate-Smart Thanksgiving Meal

An estimated 320 million pounds of food is wasted at Thanksgiving. Discover expert tips for smarter cooking and creative leftovers to reduce your impact.

Grandmother and 3 grandchildren missing on hike

A major search is underway for a grandmother and her three grandchildren lost in Caesars Head State Park. Over 50 rescuers are scouring the rugged terrain. Follow for updates.

Peta contacts Jenna Bush Hager over mouse comments

Jenna Bush Hager and Andy Cohen were contacted by Peta after discussing pest control. The animal charity urged humane, cruelty-free methods for dealing with mice. Discover their response.

Florida Judge Approves Black Bear Hunt

A Florida judge has approved the state's first black bear hunt in nearly a decade, putting 172 bears at risk. Learn about the controversial decision and its implications for wildlife conservation.

Antarctic ice melt could raise seas by 10ft

New study reveals how Antarctic ice melt will disproportionately impact global sea levels, with UK coastal communities at risk. Discover why emission cuts are crucial.

Arrest made over huge Oxfordshire fly-tipping site

A 39-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a massive illegal waste dump in Kidlington, Oxfordshire. The Environment Agency has declared a critical incident. Read the latest.

Arrest over illegal waste mountain near River Cherwell

A 39-year-old man has been arrested in connection with a 150-metre illegal waste dump near the River Cherwell in Kidlington. Read about the Environment Agency's investigation and the urgent call to protect the local environment.

Australian Marsupials Trained to Survive Feral Cats

A bold conservation project in the Australian outback is training native marsupials to survive alongside feral cats, with early signs of success. Discover how bilbies and quolls are 'taking back the desert'.

Young Australians more hopeful on climate than elders

A stark generational divide emerges on climate optimism in Australia. While half of young adults believe climate effects can be prevented, just over a quarter of over-55s agree. Explore the full poll findings.

Teen dies in NSW sandbar collapse tragedy

An 18-year-old basketball player has died after a sandbar collapsed at Soldiers Beach, NSW. The community mourns the loss of a 'remarkable young man'.

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