Spanish Wildfire Forces Evacuations in Murcia
A massive wildfire in Los Garres, Murcia, burned 177 hectares, forcing 100 residents to flee. One person was injured, and 150 personnel remain on site to prevent flare-ups.
Category : Environment
Cannibal Supergiant Microbe Discovered
Scientists have documented a single-celled microbe, Euplotes gigatrox, that transforms into a cannibalistic supergiant, hunting and devouring its own species.
Iowa Water Pollution Endangers Health and Summer Fun
Iowa faces severe water pollution from agricultural runoff and sewage, harming health and outdoor activities. Despite investments, challenges persist.
How Water Pollution in Iowa Ruins Summer Fun
Iowa's waterways suffer from agricultural runoff and sewage, causing algal blooms and bacteria that deter swimming, kayaking, and other summer activities, impacting residents' enjoyment.
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Spanish Town Faces 65ft Flames in Massive Wildfire
A massive wildfire in Murcia, Spain, forced evacuations as 65ft flames threatened homes. Over 100 residents fled, but the blaze is now under control.
King Charles Backs Documentary Groundswell on Climate
King Charles has given royal approval to Groundswell, a documentary trilogy about regenerative agriculture, starring Demi Moore and Woody Harrelson.
Northern Lights to Illuminate UK Skies Tonight After Three Solar Flares
Brits could see the Northern Lights tonight after three massive solar flares. The Met Office says aurora may be visible across Scotland, Northern Ireland, and northern England.
Sainsbury’s Switches to White Eggs for Sustainability
Sainsbury’s will sell only white eggs in its own brand ranges, citing a 12.7% lower carbon footprint and better animal welfare compared to brown eggs.
UN: AI Water Use Could Exceed Global Drinking Needs by 2030
A UN report warns AI could consume nearly 3% of global electricity by 2030, use enough water for all people for 1.5 years, and generate e-waste equivalent to 250 Eiffel Towers annually.
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Super El Niño to Disrupt Summer Travel with Cancellations
As Super El Niño approaches, holidaymakers face potential flight and train cancellations. WMO predicts an 80% chance from June to August, with heatwaves, droughts, and heavy rainfall likely.
Decathlon Cash Refund for Tents to Cut Festival Waste
Decathlon launches Tent Pledge offering up to 50% cash back on returned tents, aiming to reduce the 250,000 tents abandoned at UK festivals annually.
Socialist Climate Plan: Halve Work Hours, Cut Red Meat
Academics propose halving working hours, taxing billionaires, and reducing red meat consumption to tackle global warming and inequality.
Sainsbury's to Swap Brown Eggs for White in Sustainability Push
Sainsbury's will transition own-brand eggs to white shells across 1,500 UK stores to cut emissions by 12.7%, improve animal welfare, and meet net-zero targets by 2035.
Havana's Trash Crisis: Garbage Piles and Health Fears
Havana faces a severe garbage crisis with rotting waste on streets, flies, and rats, due to U.S. energy blockade halting collection, sparking health concerns.
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Stonehenge Altar Stone May Have Travelled via Glacier
New research suggests the six-tonne altar stone at Stonehenge may have been transported from Scotland via glacier to Doggerland, then moved by humans to Salisbury Plain.
Metre-Long Scorpions Roamed Ancient England
Fossils reveal metre-long scorpions with 16cm pincers, Praearcturus gigas, roamed England and Wales 415 million years ago, changing understanding of scorpion evolution.
UK Heatwave Set to Continue All Summer, Proverb Says
An old English weather proverb hints that the UK heatwave will persist all summer. Nature's signs have proven accurate, with May's unpredictable weather giving way to prolonged warmth.
Study Reveals Heatwave Cool-Seeking, Exposes Inequalities
A new study uses smartphone data to track where people go during heatwaves, revealing that social inequalities leave some vulnerable, and calls for cooling centres and flexible hours.
Sweeping Vision for Planetary Survival: Equality and Climate Goals
World Inequality Lab report outlines bold policies including wealth taxes, reduced work hours, and dietary changes to achieve prosperity and limit global heating to below 2C.
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Havana Garbage Crisis Deepens Amid Fuel Shortages
A garbage crisis engulfs Havana as fuel shortages stall trash pickup, leaving residents to burn waste and face health risks. Citizen initiatives emerge to clean up neighborhoods.
UK Braces for More Heatwaves This Summer, Met Office Says
The Met Office forecasts a higher chance of hot summer conditions, increasing heatwave risks after a record-breaking spring in England and Wales.
Blue-Fronted Lorikeet Found After 100 Years on Buru Island
The blue-fronted lorikeet, unseen for nearly a century, has been rediscovered on Buru island by an Indonesian expedition, offering hope for its conservation.
Clean Water Key to Fighting Antimicrobial Resistance
Helen Hamilton of WaterAid argues that without reliable clean water and hygiene, the fight against antibiotic resistance will fail, urging investment in resilient water systems.
Monterey Park Votes to Ban Datacenters Permanently
Monterey Park, California, becomes the first US city to vote on a permanent ban on datacenters, with 86.3% of votes in favor, citing environmental and health concerns.
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Fiji Rejects Incinerator Plan Amid 'Waste Colonialism' Backlash
Fiji's government has rejected a plan by an Australian billionaire to ship and burn rubbish for energy, after opposition from landowners and tourism operators labeled it 'waste colonialism'.
Albania Protests Surge Over Kushner Resort Project
Thousands protest in Albania for third day against a $1.6bn luxury resort backed by Jared Kushner, citing environmental damage and lack of transparency.
Rare Whale Freed From Net Off New Zealand Coast
A nine-metre-long southern right whale entangled in a fishing net with buoys and rope was rescued after a multi-day operation off New Zealand's southern coast, a first for the species in local waters.
Rare Whale Freed in Dangerous NZ Rescue
A nine-metre southern right whale entangled in fishing gear was freed after a multi-day rescue off New Zealand's coast, marking the first recorded entanglement of its species in NZ waters.
Close-Up View of a Shimmering Demoiselle Damselfly
A female beautiful demoiselle damselfly graces a garden in Bridport, Dorset, with her iridescent beauty before returning to the river to breed.
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Cheetah Cubs Appear as One in Optical Illusion
Two cheetah cubs in Tanzania's Serengeti appear to merge into one animal due to identical coloring and intense gaze, captured by photographer Samantha van Dooren.
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