Scandinavia's Record Heatwave Sparks Climate Fears
Northern Europe battles an unprecedented heatwave, with temperatures soaring to historic highs across Scandinavia, raising urgent climate concerns.
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Costco shoppers boycott frozen chicken over packaging
Costco customers are refusing to buy frozen chicken due to excessive packaging, sparking a debate on sustainability and consumer rights.
Nordic nations lead Europe's climate efforts
Finland, Sweden, and Norway are pioneering Europe's climate efforts with ambitious policies, setting an example for sustainable development and renewable energy adoption.
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.
Plastic pollution treaty talks stall before deadline
Negotiations for a landmark global treaty to tackle plastic pollution have stalled, leaving delegates scrambling to reach an agreement before the deadline.
Summer in Lapland: A Magical Finnish Holiday
Discover why Lapland, Finland, is a perfect summer getaway with its midnight sun, stunning landscapes, and unique Arctic adventures.
Sanna Marin spotted with British jiu-jitsu star post-divorce
Former Finnish PM Sanna Marin, known for her vibrant social life, was seen getting close to a British martial arts medallist at a music festival following her split from her husband of 19 years.
Delete emails to save water, experts suggest
Experts reveal how small digital habits, like deleting old emails, can significantly reduce water usage in data centres. Discover the surprising link between your inbox and water conservation.
Delete old emails to help prevent UK droughts
The Environment Agency has advised Britons to delete unnecessary emails to reduce digital water consumption and help prevent droughts.
89 experts demand urgent climate action
A powerful collective of 89 experts and activists highlights the urgent need for climate action, warning of irreversible consequences if global leaders fail to act now.
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.
Finland closes border with Russia over migrant crisis
Finland has closed its entire border with Russia, accusing Moscow of deliberately funneling migrants to destabilise the region. Helsinki claims this is a form of 'hybrid warfare' in retaliation for joining NATO.
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.
Labour's transport vision challenges Conservative policies
Labour's transport secretary outlines ambitious plans to overhaul England's transport system, challenging the Conservative approach with a focus on sustainability and efficiency.
Italy opens groundbreaking plastic pollution museum
Italy has launched a unique museum dedicated to plastic pollution, showcasing faded relics from beaches and oceans to highlight the urgent environmental crisis.
Human-nature connection declined 60% in 200 years
A groundbreaking study shows humanity's bond with nature has drastically declined since the Industrial Revolution, raising concerns for environmental and mental wellbeing.
Big Tech's 2030 Energy Crisis: AI Threatens Power Grids
A shocking report warns that tech giants' AI and data centre expansion may consume as much electricity as entire nations, sparking urgent calls for sustainable solutions.
Wanambi wins £100k art prize for road sign masterpiece
Indigenous artist Gaypalani Wanambi has claimed the prestigious NATSIAA 2025 award for her breathtaking artwork crafted from discarded road signs, blending tradition with contemporary sustainability.
Skip beef for 2 weeks to fight climate change
New research reveals how a simple two-week break from beef could significantly reduce your carbon footprint and help combat climate change.
Independent's Climate 100: Top Environmental Leaders of 2025
Discover the trailblazers shaping the future of climate action as The Independent releases its prestigious Climate 100 list for 2025, spotlighting leaders across science, policy, and activism.
Global action needed now on plastic pollution crisis
The world is drowning in plastic waste, and urgent international cooperation is needed to tackle this environmental disaster. Here's why we must act now.
Paris plastic pollution treaty talks reach critical phase
As world leaders gather in Paris for the final round of talks on a landmark treaty to tackle plastic pollution, tensions rise over key issues like production caps and waste management. Will a deal be reached?
Shein fined €1m in Italy for greenwashing
Italian authorities have fined fast-fashion giant Shein €1m for falsely marketing products as 'sustainable'. The move highlights growing scrutiny over greenwashing in the retail sector.
Germany’s Retirement Age Debate Heats Up
Germany’s coalition government faces internal strife as debates over raising the retirement age intensify, sparking concerns over pension sustainability and economic stability.
Governors Island: A Climate Innovation Hub
New York's Governors Island is now home to a cutting-edge Climate Solutions Hub, showcasing groundbreaking technologies and strategies to combat climate change. Discover how this initiative is paving the way for a greener future.
Ibiza to London: A Sustainable Urban Journey
A couple swapped Ibiza's party scene for London to create an eco-friendly urban lifestyle. Discover their inspiring journey towards sustainability.
Can modern society avoid historical patterns of collapse?
Exploring the historical patterns and future risks of societal collapse, and what modern societies can learn from past civilisations to avert disaster.
Renewables lead, but governments lag behind
The shift to renewables is accelerating, yet global commitments lag behind action. Can nations bridge the gap to meet climate goals?
Sydney’s Library of Things: Borrow instead of buy
Discover Sydney’s innovative 'Library of Things' where locals can borrow everything from camping gear to high-tech gadgets instead of buying them.
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