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Map reveals 1,300 US sites leaking toxic chemicals

A groundbreaking analysis reveals over 1,300 hazardous sites across the United States where toxic 'forever chemicals' are seeping into the ground, posing a severe contamination risk to water supplies and public health.

Beyond the Doom: Finding Joy in Nature's Story

A powerful new perspective on environmental storytelling urges us to look beyond narratives of loss and despair, celebrating the wonder, resilience, and sheer absurdity of nature that still exists all around us.

Humans beat AI in coding competition

A recent competition reveals that human coders still surpass AI in complex programming tasks, sparking debates about the future of automation in tech.

New watchdog to tackle UK water pollution crisis

As public outrage grows over sewage spills and water pollution, a new regulatory body promises to hold water companies accountable. But will it be enough to clean up Britain's rivers and coasts?

Kentucky River clean-up restores polluted waterway

A large-scale clean-up operation is underway along the Kentucky River following severe pollution, with local communities and environmental groups joining forces to revive the ecosystem.

UK must protect kids from lead exposure

Experts call for stricter regulations to safeguard children from lead poisoning, highlighting gaps in current policies that prioritise animal welfare over human health.

Sycamore Gap vandal jailed for four years

The man responsible for felling the iconic Sycamore Gap tree has been sentenced to four years in prison, sparking widespread anger and sorrow across the UK.

Sycamore Gap vandals jailed for 4 years

Two individuals have been sentenced to a combined four years and three months in prison for cutting down the famous Sycamore Gap tree in what was described as a 'senseless act of destruction'.

GOP slams Canada over wildfire response

US Republican lawmakers accuse Canada of inadequate wildfire management, sparking a diplomatic row over environmental policies and cross-border impacts.

Taxpayers fund Dartmoor habitat destruction

Taxpayer money is being used to subsidise sheep farming on Dartmoor, leading to severe environmental damage. Experts warn of irreversible harm to biodiversity.

Clean air may accelerate global warming, scientists warn

New research suggests that reductions in air pollution could be accelerating global warming by allowing more sunlight to reach Earth's surface. Experts warn of unintended consequences in the fight against climate change.

Nottingham plant theft crisis grows

Nottingham faces a surge in plant thefts, with rare species stolen from public spaces, highlighting a growing trend in environmental crime.

Climate change erodes Solomon Islands' mangroves

Climate change is accelerating the loss of vital mangrove forests in the Solomon Islands, threatening coastal communities and biodiversity. Experts warn of irreversible damage without urgent action.

Reform UK councils scrap climate pledges

Local councils in Durham and West Northamptonshire, led by Reform UK, have abandoned key climate commitments, sparking backlash from environmental groups.

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