Common gardening mistake risks £20k fine
A seemingly harmless gardening habit could cost homeowners thousands in fines. Experts reveal the hidden risks of trimming hedges at the wrong time.
Category : Renewables
River Avon gets top environmental protection status
The River Avon has been designated as a Highly Protected Water Area (HPWA), marking a significant step in conservation efforts to safeguard its biodiversity and water quality.
Victoria's renewable energy costs soar: what's next?
The ambitious renewable energy transmission plan in Victoria has encountered significant budget overruns, raising concerns about feasibility and taxpayer burdens. Experts weigh in on the challenges and potential solutions.
Tasmania wind farm plan divides opinion
A controversial wind farm project on Robbins Island, Tasmania, faces opposition over environmental concerns while promising significant renewable energy contributions.
King Charles approves Sandringham solar farm
King Charles has given the green light for a solar farm on his Sandringham estate, marking a significant move in royal support for renewable energy. The project aims to power nearly 100 homes while preserving the estate's natural beauty.
Queensland woman jailed for smuggling rare cacti
A Queensland woman has been sentenced to prison for illegally importing rare cacti, highlighting Australia's strict biosecurity laws.
New statue discovery baffles Easter Island experts
Archaeologists are stunned by the discovery of a new Moai statue on Easter Island, raising fresh questions about the island's ancient civilisation.
Islamists destroy Timbuktu's ancient mausoleums
Islamist militants in Mali have demolished revered mausoleums in Timbuktu, sparking global outrage. UNESCO condemns the destruction of these World Heritage Sites.
HS2 project threatens ancient Staffordshire woodland
The HS2 high-speed rail project encounters fresh opposition as environmentalists protest the destruction of Whitmore Heath, a vital ancient woodland in Staffordshire, raising concerns over biodiversity loss.
Australia’s Green Energy Export Potential
Australia stands on the brink of a green energy transformation, poised to lead the world in renewable exports. Discover how the nation can harness its vast natural resources to fuel a sustainable future.
British researcher's remains found in Antarctica after 17 years
The skeletal remains of a British scientist who vanished in Antarctica nearly two decades ago have been identified, solving a long-standing mystery in one of the world's harshest environments.
Ørsted shares crash £9bn amid cash call crisis
Ørsted, the global leader in offshore wind energy, faces a financial storm as shares nosedive by £9bn following a shock cash call. Discover the implications for the renewable energy sector.
Lost Mayan City Discovered in Mexican Jungle
A team of archaeologists has uncovered a long-lost Mayan city deep in the jungles of Mexico, revealing stunning pyramids, ball courts, and hieroglyphics that could rewrite history.
Village fury over solar farm that may double its size
Residents of a quiet village are up in arms over proposals to build a massive solar farm that could nearly double the size of their community, sparking fears over house prices and rural charm.
Jason Momoa's war on shark fishing in Hawaii
Hollywood star Jason Momoa takes a bold stance against shark fishing in Hawaii, defending indigenous traditions and marine conservation with a passionate call to action.
Missing hiker found in melting glacier after 37 years
The remains of a German hiker, missing since 1986, have been recovered from a shrinking Swiss glacier in a stark reminder of climate change's impact.
Couple attacked by strange 'pimple' creature at beach
A couple's relaxing beach day in Byron Bay turned into a nightmare when they were attacked by a bizarre, pimple-like sea creature. Experts are baffled by the incident.
Java the Orangutan Moves to Indonesian Sanctuary
After years in a South African zoo, Java the orangutan is set for a new life in an Indonesian sanctuary, marking a significant step in primate conservation efforts.
Eiffel Tower grows taller in summer heat
Paris's iconic Eiffel Tower expands by up to 15cm during hot weather due to thermal expansion, a fascinating quirk of physics.
Ghana and Senegal lead Africa's renewable energy push
Ghana and Senegal are pioneering Africa's shift to renewable energy, with ambitious projects setting a benchmark for sustainable development across the continent.
Robot rabbits deployed to catch Florida pythons
Scientists in Florida are using robotic rabbits to lure and capture invasive Burmese pythons, offering a high-tech solution to a growing ecological threat.
Robot rabbits deployed to fight Florida's python problem
Scientists in Florida are using robotic rabbits to lure and study invasive Burmese pythons, aiming to protect the local ecosystem.
Vicar of Dibley village protests solar farm plans
Residents of the picturesque village featured in 'The Vicar of Dibley' are up in arms over controversial plans to construct a sprawling solar farm on their doorstep, sparking fears over landscape destruction and community disruption.
Starmer praises UK's biggest renewable energy project
Labour leader Keir Starmer hails the UK's largest renewable energy initiative as a transformative step towards energy independence and green growth.
Hedge cutting in August could be illegal
Gardeners across the UK are being warned about the legal risks of trimming hedges during August, as nesting birds are still protected under wildlife laws.
Sheikh's Highland solar farm sparks conservation fears
A billionaire sheikh's plans to install solar panels across his 63,000-acre Highland estate have ignited debate over balancing renewable energy with Scotland's fragile ecosystems.
Whitmer reshapes Michigan utilities for clean energy push
Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer appoints new utilities board members to accelerate the state's transition to clean energy, setting a national example.
Solar farm plan sparks heritage row in Lincolnshire
A proposed solar farm in Lincolnshire has ignited local fury as it threatens to overshadow a historic pilgrimage route and a WWII prisoner-of-war camp. Residents and historians are up in arms over the potential loss of heritage.
Charity Commission probes Carrie Johnson's wildlife charity
The Charity Commission has launched an investigation into a wildlife charity co-founded by Carrie Johnson, wife of former Prime Minister Boris Johnson, following concerns over its governance and financial management.
Tourists slammed for trashing popular UK beach
Visitors to a beloved UK beach have sparked outrage after leaving behind piles of rubbish, with locals calling for urgent action to protect the area.
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