River Revival: Salmon Ladder Success in North Tyne
Discover how conservationists in Northumberland are helping wild salmon overcome man-made barriers on their epic upstream journeys with an ingenious fish ladder solution.
Category : Environment
Coca-Cola plant drains Mexico City's ancient water sources
Mexico's capital faces an unprecedented water shortage as a Coca-Cola bottling plant continues to extract millions of litres daily from sacred Aztec waterways, sparking public outrage and environmental concerns.
Wheelie Bin Mistakes Could Cost You £1,000
UK households face hefty penalties for common wheelie bin errors including overfilling, wrong placement and contamination. Learn how to avoid costly fines.
US-Canada operation targets invasive fish in Great Lakes
US and Canadian authorities launch emergency operation to eradicate invasive perch discovered in Lake St. Clair, deploying shocking tactics to protect native species.
Australian Nationals abandon net zero target
In a dramatic shift, Australia's National Party has voted to remove its net zero emissions target from official policy, sparking political turmoil and environmental concerns.
Why Robins Are Flocking to Your Garden
Discover the fascinating reasons why robins are visiting British gardens in droves this season and learn expert tips to transform your outdoor space into a robin sanctuary.
Clarkson's Farm star Kaleb Cooper launches business
Kaleb Cooper, the breakout star from Amazon's Clarkson's Farm, is stepping out of Jeremy Clarkson's shadow to launch his own agricultural business ventures, following in his co-star's entrepreneurial footsteps.
Senate blocks protection for northern spotted owls
In a controversial move, the US Senate has voted to prevent federal agencies from protecting the threatened northern spotted owl, sparking outrage among conservation groups and raising concerns about the future of this iconic species.
Brazil's oil expansion clashes with COP30 climate role
President Lula faces mounting criticism as Brazil prepares to host crucial UN climate talks while simultaneously expanding oil exploration in sensitive regions, creating a major credibility crisis.
US Officials Express Cautious Optimism for COP30
Senior US officials express measured confidence ahead of crucial COP30 climate talks in Belém, Brazil, while acknowledging significant political and economic challenges remain.
Ozone Layer Healing Accelerates With Climate Implications
Groundbreaking scientific research reveals the ozone layer is healing faster than expected, creating unexpected consequences for climate change and offering new hope for environmental policies.
Searching for Pan-Africanism's Lost Spirit
A profound exploration into the enduring legacy of Pan-Africanism, tracing its revolutionary roots and examining its urgent relevance in today's global landscape of racial justice and decolonisation.
Glasgow Bids to Host COP30 Climate Summit
The Scottish Government is mounting an ambitious campaign to bring COP30 to Glasgow, building on the city's successful hosting of COP26. Discover how this bid could cement Scotland's leadership in global climate action.
Foxes terrorise village in bizarre car vandalism spree
The quiet village of Barley has become the centre of a wildlife mystery as locals report increasingly brazen fox behaviour, with vehicles being systematically targeted in what some believe is deliberate vandalism.
Rare European Cuckoo Spotted in New York After Atlantic Crossing
A common cuckoo from Europe has been spotted in New York, having completed an extraordinary 3,000-mile journey across the Atlantic Ocean, leaving ornithologists amazed.
Farmers use fake vultures to stop livestock attacks
American farmers are deploying creative decoy strategies to protect newborn calves from aggressive black vulture attacks that are costing cattle ranchers thousands.
Just Stop Oil activists deface Stonehenge with orange powder
Two Just Stop Oil activists have been arrested after spraying the iconic Stonehenge monument with orange powder paint, demanding the next UK government take radical climate action.
Scientists Propose Category 6 Hurricanes Due to Climate Change
Climate scientists call for new Category 6 hurricane classification as warming oceans create unprecedented 'super-storms' that overwhelm current measurement scales.
Flexible Solar Panels: UK Homeowner's Guide
Discover how lightweight, bendable solar technology is revolutionising renewable energy for British homes, vehicles, and outdoor adventures.
Just Stop Oil activists cleared of Stonehenge damage
Two Just Stop Oil protesters have been acquitted of criminal damage after their orange powder protest at Stonehenge, in a verdict that could reshape environmental activism laws.
Just Stop Oil activists cleared over Stonehenge powder protest
Two Just Stop Oil protesters who sprayed orange powder on Stonehenge have been cleared of criminal damage after successfully arguing their actions were protected under human rights law. The landmark decision has sparked outrage and could set a dangerous p
Just Stop Oil activists cleared over Stonehenge protest
In a stunning legal verdict, three Just Stop Oil activists have been acquitted for their Stonehenge protest after arguing their actions were justified by the climate emergency. The landmark case sets a significant precedent for environmental activism in t
Ultra-rare white Iberian lynx filmed first time in Spain
In an extraordinary wildlife breakthrough, conservationists have captured unprecedented footage of a mythical white Iberian lynx roaming through southern Spain, marking a historic moment for the endangered species.
Natural Secret to Attract Robins to Your Garden
Discover how a simple kitchen leftover can transform your garden into a robin's paradise. Expert tips for creating a wildlife-friendly space that brings Britain's favourite bird to your doorstep.
Natural Secret to Attract Robins to Your Garden
Discover how a simple, natural item can transform your garden into a robin paradise. Expert tips reveal why these beloved birds are drawn to dead wood and how you can create the perfect habitat.
Autumn Rodent Invasion Hits UK Gardens
As temperatures drop, British gardens face an unexpected autumn invasion of rodents seeking warmth and shelter. Experts reveal why this seasonal migration occurs and how to protect your property.
Uruguay rice workers' health crisis from pesticides
An alarming investigation reveals Uruguayan rice workers are suffering devastating health consequences from pesticide exposure, raising urgent questions about agricultural safety standards.
Shipwrecks Become Fish Sanctuaries in UK Waters
Marine scientists discover artificial reefs created by centuries-old shipwrecks are boosting fish populations around Britain's coast, offering new hope for sustainable fisheries.
Time for Change: The Growing Revolt Against Clock Switching
As the clocks fall back this weekend, Britain faces growing calls to abandon the controversial practice of changing time twice yearly. Discover why this tradition is facing its final countdown.
Antarctica ice collapse irreversible, sea levels to rise
Groundbreaking research reveals Antarctica's ice sheets have passed a critical tipping point, threatening irreversible sea level rise that could reshape coastlines worldwide within decades.
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