Academic Praises Paul Evans As Post Pastoral Shaman
Prof Terry Gifford praises Paul Evans's country diary as profoundly healing, calling him a 'post-pastoral shaman'.
Category : Climate
Why British Heatwaves Feel Worse: The Science Behind the Struggle
Why British heatwaves feel worse than US ones: lack of air-con, brick homes, and high humidity explained.
Swiss Women Win Landmark Climate Case at European Court of Human Rights
ECHR rules Switzerland violated human rights of older women by failing to act on climate change, in landmark case.
Met Office Lists 14 Areas for Heavy Rain on Thursday
The Met Office has identified 14 areas in the UK that may face heavy rain on Thursday, as the country experiences contrasting weather with heat and thunderstorms.
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Greece Expands Ban on Sun Loungers to 251 Beaches
Greece expands 'untouched beaches' to 251, banning sun loungers, loud music, and watersports to protect natural landscapes and ecosystems.
Canada Unveils Clean Electricity Strategy To Double Grid By 2050
Canada's PM Carney unveils clean electricity strategy to double grid by 2050, lower costs, and shift from previous regulations.
Paul Merson Warns England Stars After Skin Cancer Battle
Paul Merson admits his 'laziness' and 'being a man' delayed his skin cancer diagnosis. He urges England and Scotland World Cup players to use sunscreen.
Russia Breaks Silence After Warship Fires on British Yacht
Russia has broken its silence after a frigate fired warning shots at a British yacht in the English Channel, with former Foreign Secretary branding the action that of a 'tin pot bully'.
Keep Windows Shut During Day to Cool UK Homes Overnight
Dr Ben Roberts from Loughborough University advises UK households to keep windows closed during the day to prevent hot air from entering, then open them at night to cool down.
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Reform UK Candidate Criticised Over Green Belt Involvement
Reform UK's Makerfield by-election candidate Rob Kenyon is accused by a local campaign group of not being involved in their green belt protection efforts, despite his public statements.
Bonnie Blue Sparks Feminism Row with Vile Stunt Videos
Bonnie Blue releases two videos claiming to be a feminist while letting strangers urinate on her pregnant body, sparking backlash and a feud with Love Island star Jasmine Muller.
Red Warning for 25 Million Brits Over Very High Pollen
The Met Office has issued a red warning for 'very high' pollen levels affecting 25 million people across London, South East, and East of England. The NHS urges residents to keep windows shut.
Colombia Hosts Summit on Breaking Fossil Fuel Reliance
Around 50 countries meet in Colombia for a summit on accelerating the shift away from fossil fuels, focusing on just transition and fossil-free zones.
NaviLens Scheme for Blind Bus Passengers Hailed Success
West Lothian's pioneering NaviLens technology helps visually impaired bus passengers, making it the first area in Scotland to adopt this inclusive transport solution.
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British Gas Urges Tea Towel Use for Cooling Down on Friday
British Gas advises using tea towels with ice packs on pulse points to cool down as temperatures hit 30C. Yellow heat alerts issued for parts of England.
Brazil Floods Death Toll Rises To 64 In Minas Gerais
Death toll from floods and landslides in Brazil's Minas Gerais rises to 64, with five missing and thousands displaced.
British Gas Urges Dehumidifier Use to Beat Heat Before Saturday
British Gas advises using dehumidifiers to cool rooms as temperatures may reach 30C in parts of England by Friday, June 19. The Met Office forecasts a mixed week with heat and thunderstorms.
Painful 'Eye-Biting' Flies Swarm Southern California Foothills
Tiny black flies, known for biting eyes, are infesting Southern California's San Gabriel Valley in unusually high numbers, causing itchy welts.
Lebanese Greet Ceasefire with Caution and Uncertainty
After the latest ceasefire, Lebanese return to destroyed homes with mixed feelings of joy and fear, uncertain if the truce will last amid ongoing Israeli presence and unresolved issues.
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Empty Mansions and Homelessness: Britain's Housing Absurdity
Readers respond to a story about a homeless man living in the porch of a £200m empty mansion, highlighting the absurdity of Britain's housing crisis and suggesting solutions like compulsory purchase.
King Tides Batter California Coast After Two Deaths
King tides and massive waves hit California after two deaths, including a five-year-old girl swept away. Authorities urge caution against rip currents and flooding.
IAAM Furloughs All Staff Amid Financial Challenges
The International African American Museum in Charleston, South Carolina, will furlough all staff from July to December due to financial pressures and a shifting political and funding environment.
Sydney's Warmest June Streak in 100+ Years
Sydney has recorded its warmest run of June days in over a century, with temperatures topping 20°C for 10 consecutive days, breaking a record from 1919.
Dutch Walking Ritual May Explain Kids' Happiness and Health
Dutch children are among the happiest and healthiest globally. A unique walking festival, Avondvierdaagse, where kids walk four evenings, builds community, resilience, and exercise habits.
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Half of World's Children Face Three Climate Hazards
Unicef report reveals half of children globally face at least three climate hazards, with footage showing kids in Papua New Guinea swimming across crocodile-filled rivers to school.
Starmer's Defence Dilemma: Spending Row Exposes UK Uncertainties
The resignation of defence ministers over military spending highlights Keir Starmer's struggle to balance fiscal rules, international commitments, and evolving warfare technology.
AI Could Help Win 'Race Against Extinction' of Plants
AI and digitisation are turning points in saving plants from extinction, says Kew report. New tech tracks flowering shifts, identifies species, and unlocks fungal genomic goldmine.
BoM Forecasts Strong El Niño, Warns Climate Change Amplifies Effects
The Bureau of Meteorology declares El Niño locked in, warning climate change could amplify extreme heat, bushfires, and coral bleaching risks for Australia.
Peptide Boom: US Hooked on Unregulated 'Miracle' Drugs
Thousands of Americans are injecting unregulated peptides for weight loss, muscle growth, and anti-aging, ignoring 'not for human consumption' labels and risking unknown side effects.
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Why Is the US Bombing Somalia? Airstrikes and Civilian Toll
The US escalates airstrikes in Somalia against al-Shabaab, but militants continue to gain ground and civilians are increasingly killed, with no compensation paid.
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