Offshore Wind Farms Expand Off Rhode Island Despite Trump
Offshore wind turbines three times the height of the Statue of Liberty are generating power off Rhode Island, even as President Trump seeks to end the U.S. offshore wind industry.
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Asian Elephant Calf Debuts at Smithsonian National Zoo
Linh Mai, the first Asian elephant calf born at the Smithsonian's National Zoo in 25 years, made her public debut, captivating visitors with her playful and curious nature.
Rare Amur Leopard Cubs Thrive in Utah Zoo Conservation
Two critically endangered Amur leopard cubs born in February received their first health checkups at Utah's Hogle Zoo, marking a vital step in global conservation efforts for the species.
Channel 7's Spotlight Criticised for Biased Renewable Energy Report
Channel Seven's Spotlight program faced backlash for a one-sided investigation into Australia's renewable energy sector, omitting key facts and failing to provide right of reply.
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UK Shifts Renewable Energy to Fixed-Price Contracts to Reduce Bills
The UK government plans to transition older wind and solar farms to fixed-price contracts, aiming to shield households from gas price volatility and lower electricity costs.
White Park Cattle Declared 'Priority' At-Risk Breed in UK
The Rare Breeds Survival Trust has moved white park cattle to its priority category as calf numbers plummet. Other native breeds also face urgent conservation needs.
Renewables Outstrip Global Power Demand, Solar Leads
Clean energy generation exceeded worldwide electricity demand growth in 2025, driven by record solar expansion in China and India, marking a historic shift in the global power mix.
Millionaires Fund Daring Rescue for Stranded Whale Timmy
Two millionaires are funding a high-risk operation to rescue a humpback whale stranded for six weeks in Germany, despite Greenpeace warning it could harm the severely injured animal.
Safari Owner Killed by Elephant After Vowing Not to Shoot
Gary Freeman, 65, was killed by a charging elephant while leading a hike in South Africa's Klaserie reserve. He had previously said he would rather die than shoot an elephant.
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Private Conservation Covers 10M Hectares in Australia
Australia now hosts one of the world's largest networks of privately protected land, driven by personal bequests and donations. Environmental charities report a 150% increase in bequest revenue since 2019.
Plug-In Solar and Smart Batteries: Cutting UK Energy Costs
Renewable energy expert Salma Al Arefi explains how plug-in solar panels and smart battery systems can help UK households reduce electricity bills, especially for those unable to install rooftop solar.
German Rescuers Launch Operation to Save Stranded Whale Timmy
An elaborate rescue operation is underway in Germany to save Timmy, a sick humpback whale stranded in the Baltic Sea, using air cushions and a tugboat for transport.
UK Super Vet Saves Endangered Animals Worldwide with Free Scans
Mark Straw, a vet from Doncaster, uses his half-million-pound scanner to help conservation efforts globally, treating animals from leopards to penguins at no cost.
South Korea's Solar Surge: Iran Crisis Fuels Renewable Push
South Korea is accelerating its solar energy expansion, driven by the Iran crisis and political urgency. A village programme funds community welfare, but grid and supply chain challenges persist.
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Judi Dench Urges Compassion to Rescue Final Bile Farm Bears
Dame Judi Dench speaks out against bear bile farms, highlighting Vietnam's progress and calling for the rescue of 150 remaining bears through empathy and cooperation.
Clean Energy Shields World from Hormuz Blockade Crisis
New data reveals solar and wind power significantly reduced the impact of the energy crisis from the Strait of Hormuz blockade, with fossil fuel generation falling and clean energy rising globally.
Solar and Wind Power Mitigate Iran War Energy Crisis Impact
New data reveals solar and wind energy absorbed gas shortfalls during the Strait of Hormuz blockade, preventing a predicted coal resurgence and marking a shift in global energy response patterns.
Easter Hike Horror: Human Waste and Unattended Fire Found in Park
A father and his children discovered human excrement, scattered wipes, and a still-burning campfire during a family hike in Gardens of Stone National Park, sparking outrage and warnings of fines.
John Craven's Surprise Stuns Guest on BBC Countryfile
BBC Countryfile host John Craven surprised former guest Susan Bell with nostalgic footage from their 1992 interview, highlighting the National Forest's growth to 10 million trees.
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Wolf Hunt in South Korea Hindered by AI Image Confusion
The search for an escaped wolf in Daejeon, South Korea, enters its fourth day, complicated by bad weather and false AI-generated sightings. Authorities deploy thermal cameras and recorded howls to lure the endangered animal back.
Household Waste in Australia Gains New Life via Recycling
A new initiative in Australia is turning household waste into valuable resources, reducing landfill and promoting sustainability through innovative recycling methods.
RSPB Warns Bird Feeders Risk Starling and Greenfinch Populations
The RSPB reveals alarming declines in starling and greenfinch numbers, linking disease spread at feeders to the crisis. New data from the Big Garden Birdwatch shows urgent action is needed.
RSPB Urges Seasonal Bird Feeding to Combat Decline
The RSPB warns that UK starling and greenfinch populations face severe declines, urging households to adjust bird feeding practices seasonally to prevent disease spread.
RSPB: Seasonal Bird Feeding Crucial to Save Declining Songbirds
The RSPB warns that diseases spreading at bird feeders are contributing to severe declines in starling and greenfinch populations, urging households to adopt safer feeding practices.
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Biruté Galdikas, Orangutan Conservation Pioneer, Dies at 79
Biruté Galdikas, the pioneering primatologist who dedicated her life to studying and protecting orangutans in Borneo, has died aged 79. Her groundbreaking research transformed scientific understanding of these critically endangered great apes.
RSPB Advises Seasonal Bird Feeding to Fight Disease
The RSPB recommends removing seed and nut feeders from May to October to reduce trichomonosis spread, suggesting protein alternatives like mealworms and fat balls instead.
Polish 'Frog Patrol' Volunteers Rescue Amphibians from Road Peril
Hundreds of volunteers in Poland form a 'Frog Patrol' to help thousands of toads and frogs safely cross a dangerous road during their spring mating migration.
Renewable Advocates Gain Ground in Arizona Utility Fight
Clean energy advocates won two seats on Arizona's Salt River Project board, creating an 8-6 majority but facing continued opposition from business-backed incumbents.
Macaws Return to Rio's Tijuca Park After 200 Years
An ambitious 'refaunation' project is reintroducing blue-and-yellow macaws to Tijuca National Park in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, after two centuries of local extinction due to deforestation and wildlife trade.
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David Evans: Wave Energy and University Admissions Pioneer
David Evans, an applied mathematician, pioneered the Bristol Cylinder wave energy converter after the 1973-74 oil crisis and reformed university admissions to support disadvantaged students.
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