MPs: Nature Not a Blocker to Housing Growth
A parliamentary committee challenges the government's 'lazy narrative', stating nature is essential for resilient communities, not an obstacle to housebuilding.
Category : Environment
Global E-Waste Hits 62 Million Tonnes Annually
The world produces 62 million tonnes of e-waste yearly, set to hit 82 million by 2030. Discover how to securely recycle your old devices and combat this growing environmental threat.
Winter Garden Shed Tips: Protect Tools from Damage
Garden shed expert Sam Jenkinson reveals four essential steps to protect your tools from rust and damage this winter. Learn how to clean, store, and organise to save money.
Four dead after boat capsizes off San Diego
Four people have died and five are injured after a small boat capsized near Imperial Beach. Authorities continue search operations. Read the latest updates.
Man's 50-Year Hunt for Florida's Skunk Ape Monster
For nearly 50 years, Dave Shealy has tracked the elusive Skunk Ape in the Florida Everglades. Discover his story, evidence, and mission for conservation. Explore the mystery now.
Wild parrots thrive in Los Angeles, aiding conservation
Escaped pet parrots now form thriving wild populations across Los Angeles, with scientists discovering hybrid species that could help conservation efforts in their native Mexico. Discover their urban adaptation story.
UK's 210-strong COP30 delegation creates 2.5M air miles
Britain dispatched 210 delegates to COP30 in Brazil, generating over 2.5 million air miles while major polluters skipped the summit. Critics question the environmental hypocrisy and costs.
Waitrose Pioneers Invisible Milk Recycling Tags
Waitrose becomes the first UK supermarket to use invisible recycling tags on its milk bottles to track plastic packaging. Discover how this innovation aims to boost recycling rates.
Fly-tipping 'mountain' threatens Oxfordshire river
A 10-metre high illegal waste dump in Oxfordshire, described as an 'environmental catastrophe', threatens the River Cherwell. The clean-up cost may exceed the council's annual budget. Urgent action demanded.
Major climate protests at COP30 halfway point
Protesters flooded the streets of Belem, Brazil, for the largest day of action during UN climate talks, demanding urgent action from world leaders on fossil fuels and environmental justice.
Titchmarsh: Plant Spring Bulbs Before Christmas
Gardening expert Alan Titchmarsh reveals the crucial December deadline for planting tulip, allium, and hyacinth bulbs to ensure a spectacular and colourful spring garden.
Major Glasgow climate rally marks biggest since COP26
Thousands marched through Glasgow demanding urgent climate action in the city's largest environmental protest since COP26. Join the movement for a sustainable future.
Clean-Boot Hunting: A Legal Alternative to Fox Hunting
A Guardian reporter is chased by bloodhounds in the New Forest, experiencing 'clean-boot hunting' firsthand. This could become the only legal way to hunt with dogs in England and Wales.
500ft Fly-Tip in Oxfordshire Threatens River
A 500ft-long illegal waste dump, potentially orchestrated by a crime gang, threatens the River Cherwell in Oxfordshire. Removal costs may exceed the council's annual budget. Urgent action demanded.
James Martin's tribute to farmers on milk industry crisis
James Martin pays touching tribute to British farmers on his ITV show after a 'brutal' admission about the milk industry. Discover the latest updates and his candid health confession.
Invasive fish threatens Sri Lanka's ecosystem
An invasive snakehead fish is devastating Sri Lankan reservoirs. Discover how local fishermen are fighting back and creating new economic opportunities from this ecological crisis.
Orangutan rescued after 14 years chained as pet
The heartbreaking story of Mely the orangutan, chained for 14 years after her mother was killed, and how a Mirror photographer's work led to her rescue and a new animal sanctuary.
Desperate search for missing British Cream dachshund
Pru Gillett has spent thousands on thermal drones and a pet detective to find her beloved dog Luna, who vanished during a hailstorm. Join the search effort.
Cop30 Summit: Broken Climate Process Sparks Protests
As Cop30 climate talks begin in Belém, indigenous protestors and experts warn the UN process is failing. Discover why critics say urgent reform is needed for meaningful climate action.
Sydney beaches contaminated with dangerous faecal levels
Shocking water testing reveals Sydney's picturesque swimming spots contain dangerous levels of faecal matter. Discover which beaches to avoid and safety tips.
Acorn Abundance: Britain's Forgotten Food Source
Discover how a mast year in Kent is carpeting the landscape with acorns, a nutritious food source with a surprising wartime history and modern foraging appeal.
Grow Gorgeous Summer Blooms in Shady Gardens
Discover the secret bulb to plant this November for elegant summer flowers in shady gardens. Expert gardener Lee Bestall reveals the simple planting trick for a beautiful display.
10-Minute Task to Keep Robins in Your Garden
Attract robins this winter with a simple 10-minute task. Create a natural bug hotel to provide essential food and shelter, encouraging these beloved birds to return.
Milton Keynes: UK's Misunderstood American-Style City
A Milton Keynes resident defends the city's 'soulless' reputation, revealing why its futuristic design and tech focus make it an amazing place to live. Discover the real MK.
Venomous snake handling course reveals industry boom
As Australia sees an explosion in snake catchers, Guardian Australia investigates a venomous snake handling course in Queensland. Discover the risks and reasons behind the trend.
Trump's 22% Beef Tariff Threatens Australian Farmers
Australian farmers face potential 22% tariff on beef exports if Trump wins US election, threatening £100 million trade. Industry leaders demand government action.
314 Ostriches Executed in Canadian Bird Flu Cull
After months of legal battles and protests, Canadian authorities culled 314 ostriches on a British Columbia farm following avian flu outbreak. Read the full story of this extraordinary standoff.
Scientist leads fight to protect sacred Pacific island
Respected ocean scientist Dr Katy Soapi helped lead a successful community campaign to protect Tetepare Island from logging, creating a model for Pacific conservation. Discover how traditional knowledge and science unite to preserve heritage.
US Air Pollution Crisis: Health Alerts in Six States
Millions of Americans are being warned to stay indoors as dangerous air pollution, linked to cancer and dementia, sweeps across multiple states. Discover the health risks and affected areas.
Alaska tsunami warning stations face shutdown in two weeks
Critical tsunami monitoring stations protecting millions along US West Coast will go offline due to budget cuts, delaying warnings and risking lives. Urgent action needed.
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