Investors sue UK over failed Cumbria coalmine
Investors are taking legal action against the UK government after the collapse of the controversial Cumbria coalmine project, potentially leaving taxpayers to cover the costs.
Category : Environment
Sydney's wettest August start in decades
Sydney has recorded its wettest start to August in decades, with meteorologists warning of potential flooding risks as heavy rains may continue into spring.
Future Council: Kids Tackling Climate Crisis
A groundbreaking documentary, 'Future Council,' highlights the powerful voices of children advocating for climate action. Discover how young activists are influencing policy and inspiring change.
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.
Dennis the Tink: Antarctica's celebrity penguin
A charming gentoo penguin named Dennis the Tink has become an internet sensation after being spotted in Antarctic waters. Discover his heartwarming story and why he's melting hearts worldwide.
Portugal Wildfires: Firefighters Battle Blazes
Firefighters in Portugal are working tirelessly to contain devastating wildfires as extreme temperatures fuel the flames. Watch the dramatic footage.
Sydney club faces backlash over Aboriginal land claim
A historic Sydney bowling club is embroiled in controversy after rejecting an Aboriginal land claim, sparking outrage and debate over cultural recognition.
Deadly jellyfish warning for UK beaches
Beachgoers across the UK are being warned after venomous Portuguese Man O' War jellyfish were spotted along the coast. Experts urge caution as their stings can cause extreme pain and even hospitalisation.
Palestine Action: 'We're not terrorists'
Members of Palestine Action hit back at claims of terrorism, insisting their direct-action protests are lawful and necessary to challenge arms trade complicity in Gaza.
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.
Giant 4.3m crocodile 'Big John' killed in suspected poaching
A massive 4.3-metre crocodile named 'Big John' has been discovered dead near Cairns, with authorities suspecting illegal poaching. The protected species was found with gunshot wounds, sparking outrage and a police investigation.
Vets: Dog 'smiles' may signal distress, not happiness
Experts warn that a dog's 'grin' may not signal happiness but pain or overheating. Learn the crucial signs to protect your pet.
Tortoise found 3 miles away after month-long escape
A determined tortoise named Tommy made a daring escape from his garden and was found a month later three miles away, surprising his owners with his unexpected journey.
Farmers forced out for Trump golf course
Scottish farmers claim they were unfairly displaced to make way for a Trump-owned golf course, sparking debates over land rights and corporate influence.
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.
Wildfires force evacuations across Spain and Portugal
Deliberate wildfires have forced over 1,400 evacuations in Spain, while uncontrolled blazes injure firefighters in Portugal. Italy's Mount Vesuvius shuts amid extreme heatwave.
Stranger’s Kind Gesture Transforms Woman’s Garden
A woman was left speechless when a generous stranger stepped in to help after she posted about her gardening woes on social media. The unexpected act of kindness has since gone viral.
Hiker's chilling grizzly bear photo goes viral
A hiker captures a spine-tingling moment as a grizzly bear locks eyes with the camera in the Canadian wilderness. The photo has gone viral, sparking awe and fear.
Nuclear winter could starve billions, scientists warn
A terrifying new study predicts the catastrophic consequences of a nuclear winter, with billions facing starvation as temperatures plummet and crops fail worldwide.
Drone captures Arthur's Seat wildfire in Edinburgh
Stunning drone footage reveals the scale of a wildfire on Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh, as firefighters battle the flames. The cause remains under investigation.
Anti-racist concerts could curb UK far-right, says activist
A veteran activist argues that anti-racist music events could help counter the growing influence of far-right groups in the UK, fostering unity through culture.
Australia introduces road tax for electric vehicle owners
Australia is set to impose a road tax on electric vehicle (EV) owners, sparking debate over fairness and the future of green transport. Find out how this could impact EV adoption.
Water: The Secret to Life in the British Countryside
Discover how water transforms the British countryside into a thriving ecosystem, supporting wildlife and plant life in remarkable ways.
Climate crisis melts French Alps glaciers
Rapid glacier melt in the French Alps near Pralognan highlights the escalating climate crisis, with scientists warning of irreversible damage and rising sea levels.
Why tomatoes won’t turn red in August – quick fixes
Struggling with stubborn green tomatoes? Discover the science behind ripening and expert gardening tricks to turn them red before summer ends.
Wildfire breaks out on Edinburgh's Arthur's Seat
A fierce wildfire broke out on Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh, prompting a large-scale emergency response. Firefighters and rescue teams worked tirelessly to contain the flames as smoke billowed over the city.
DIY Bee Hotel Hack for a Wildlife-Friendly Garden
Discover an easy and effective way to create a buzzing bee hotel that will bring pollinators flocking to your garden. Perfect for wildlife enthusiasts!
Green Groups Criticised Over Lack of Diversity
Leading environmental charities face criticism for lacking diversity in leadership roles, sparking debate over inclusivity in the UK's green movement.
Thames 'Wet Wipe Island' clean-up shocks London
A massive clean-up operation has removed a grotesque 'wet wipe island' from the River Thames, exposing London's growing sewage pollution crisis. Discover how this environmental eyesore formed – and what's being done to stop it.
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