Jeremy Clarkson has sharply criticised Good Morning Britain's Laura Tobin after she celebrated record wind power generation during January's severe storms, sparking a debate on energy costs and farming struggles.
Wildlife presenter Chris Packham faces accusations of harassment after a five-hour livestream targeting trail hunters in Dorset, reigniting debate over the controversial countryside practice.
A critical scientific mission to drill into Antarctica's unstable Thwaites Glacier has failed after key instruments became stuck in the ice, forcing researchers to abandon the project entirely.
US chemical giant Corteva will discontinue Enlist Duo, a herbicide containing Agent Orange and glyphosate linked to cancer and ecological damage, following years of litigation and public pressure.
Horticulturist David Domoney reveals the five best plants to sow in February for a colourful, robust spring garden, including hardy bulbs and striking shrubs.
Over half of UK front gardens are now paved over, up from 46% in 1991, exacerbating urban flooding risks as climate change intensifies rainfall.
Olympic spectators arriving in Cortina for the 2026 Winter Games encountered unseasonably warm temperatures, forcing many to shed winter gear. Meteorologists link the heat to climate change, with February temperatures now three times more likely to be war
Scientists have named a newly discovered deep-sea chiton 'Ferreiraella populi' after a global online naming campaign attracted over 8,000 suggestions. The Latin species name means 'of the people'.
A heartwarming story of Mishka, a mischievous raccoon who hated water, attacked Christmas trees, and won over everyone she met, despite her surly nature and diabetes.
The 2026 Winter Olympics in Cortina highlight climate challenges, with rising temperatures forcing IOC to consider earlier starts and organisers deploying advanced weather monitoring.
As global GDP and carbon emissions hit record highs, the UN calls for moving beyond GDP. Post-growth economics challenges the link between expansion and environmental damage, with planetary boundaries breached.
Award-winning designer Ann-Marie Powell shares her favourite plants for early seasonal colour, including irises, tulips, and amelanchier trees, to create a stunning spring garden display.
As Arctic shipping booms, black carbon emissions accelerate ice melt, but geopolitical conflicts and industry resistance hinder crucial international regulations.
A 1926 country diary questions the wisdom of gamekeepers destroying weasels and stoats, arguing they control rats and benefit farms more than harm game.
Residents of Clydach Terrace in Wales, traumatised by repeated flooding, celebrate a council decision to buy and demolish their homes, marking a national first in climate adaptation.
A vivid account of a walk along Cullernose Point in Northumberland, where fulmars circle above the Whin Sill's dolerite cliffs amidst raging seas and fierce winds, highlighting the area's geological history and seabird life.
A professional dog trainer shares his straightforward technique to teach dogs reliable recall, emphasizing positive reinforcement and strategic practice in distracting environments.
A catastrophic landslide triggered by Cyclone Harry has devastated Niscemi, Sicily, destroying homes and businesses. Residents blame decades of flawed building policies and climate change for the preventable disaster.
Gardening expert reveals ferrous sulphate moss killer eliminates serious lawn moss in two weeks by dehydrating it, with tips for safe application and removal.
California's aggressive climate policies, including a 2045 carbon neutrality target, are encountering significant challenges from economic pressures and political opposition.
Gardening expert William Mitchell explains the crucial February feeding routine that ensures roses produce abundant, vibrant flowers and resist disease throughout the growing season.
California's ambitious climate targets, including a 2045 carbon neutrality goal, are encountering significant economic and political challenges. The state's aggressive policies face pushback from industries and budget constraints, raising questions about
Hundreds of demonstrators blocked roads near Levi's Stadium ahead of the Super Bowl, waving 'ICE OUT' banners inspired by Bad Bunny's Grammy speech and calling for immigration reform.
Residents of Thorpeness, Suffolk, demand that sightseers stop visiting to watch clifftop homes being demolished due to coastal erosion, calling their behavior disrespectful and invasive.
A massive illegal waste dump containing 30,000 tonnes of rubbish has been discovered near the M57 in Kirkby, Merseyside, shocking local authorities and prompting a major investigation.
The John Muir Trust is advertising a seasonal housekeeper role at its Kylesku Lodges in Sutherland, offering a unique chance to live and work in a sparsely-populated, scenic part of Scotland from March to October.
A three-year-old female gray wolf has been documented in Los Angeles County, marking the first sighting in over a century as she travels hundreds of miles in search of a mate.
Protest group Contra-ICE plans to disrupt the Super Bowl with 25,000 'ICE OUT' towels, inspired by Bad Bunny's Grammy speech, amid tensions over immigration policies.
The US Environmental Protection Agency has reauthorised the use of dicamba, a contentious herbicide, for five years, sparking debate over environmental and agricultural impacts.
The UK government has reduced climate finance to developing nations by 20%, breaking earlier promises and drawing criticism from advocacy groups as a betrayal of vulnerable populations.