Fly-Tipping Cases Hit Record 1.26 Million in England
Official data reveals fly-tipping incidents in England increased by 9% to 1.26 million cases last year, with household waste accounting for nearly two-thirds of all illegal dumping incidents.
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Binman's Viral Recycling Rule: Labels on Tins and Jars Fine
A popular TikTok binman clarifies that removing labels from tins and jars is unnecessary, but stresses crucial cleaning rules to avoid contamination and missed collections.
DIY Weed Killer: 2-Ingredient Solution Kills Patio Weeds Fast
A gardening expert reveals a simple homemade weed killer using white vinegar and bicarbonate of soda that effectively eliminates patio weeds within 24 hours, offering a chemical-free alternative.
Campaigner Issues Raw Sewage Warning in Channel 4 Drama
Ash Smith, featured in Channel 4's Dirty Business, claims raw sewage is appearing in streets as he criticises the Environment Agency for inaction on water pollution.
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Trump's 'Drill, Baby, Drill' Agenda Amid Climate Silence
President Trump touted fossil fuel production and derided Biden's 'green new scam' in his State of the Union, ignoring climate change despite Texas floods linked to the crisis.
Locust Swarms Threaten Spanish Canary Islands
Locust swarms from Africa have descended on Lanzarote, Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura, raising concerns about a potential agricultural plague similar to past devastating episodes.
Fate of Punch the Monkey: Viral Macaque's Future Explained
Experts reveal the likely outcome for Punch, the viral Japanese macaque rejected by his mother, detailing why zookeepers are hesitant to intervene despite social media outcry.
Locust Swarms Hit Canary Islands: Officials Issue Calm Message
Authorities in Lanzarote, Tenerife, Gran Canaria and Fuerteventura urge tourists to stay calm as locust swarms arrive from Western Sahara. While not dangerous to humans, officials warn of potential crop threats if numbers escalate into a plague.
Fly-Tipping Cases Jump 10% to New Record High in England
Official figures show fly-tipping incidents in England rose nearly 10% to 1.26 million last year, with household waste accounting for most cases and councils facing soaring clean-up costs.
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Four Essential Flowers for Vibrant Spring Garden Colour
Horticulture expert Patrick Martin recommends peonies, lavender, dahlias, and ornamental grasses to create a stunning, pollinator-friendly spring garden with serious visual impact.
Emperor Penguins Face Extinction as Sea Ice Shrinks, Study Warns
New satellite images show emperor penguins forced into dangerously crowded moulting colonies due to shrinking Antarctic sea ice, with scientists warning this brings extinction 'closer by decades'.
Ocean Warming Causes 'Staggering' Marine Life Loss, Study Finds
A new study shows chronic ocean heating leads to a 7.2% fish decline per 0.1C warming per decade, with biomass drops up to 19.8% yearly, highlighting severe climate impacts.
Microwave-Safe Plastics Release Microplastics, Study Finds
New analysis reveals that microwaving plastic containers, even those labelled 'microwave-safe', can release thousands of microplastic particles and harmful chemicals into food, posing health risks.
PETA Slams Viral Baby Monkey's Zoo Treatment as Cruel
Animal rights group PETA criticises Ichikawa City Zoo over viral baby monkey Punch, calling his situation a sign of zoo cruelty rather than a heartwarming story.
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Dirty Business Creator Warns Sewage Scandal Could Spark Revolt
Joseph Bullman's Channel 4 drama Dirty Business exposes the decade-long fight against water companies dumping raw sewage into UK waterways, with viewers expressing fury over the environmental crisis.
PETA Slams Viral Baby Monkey Punch's Treatment as Zoo Cruelty
Animal rights group PETA condemns the viral story of baby macaque Punch clinging to a toy, arguing it highlights the lifelong confinement and deprivation animals face in zoos worldwide.
Pet-Safe Fertiliser Transforms Patchy Lawns, Gardeners Praise
Gardeners are praising pet and child-safe fertilisers like Westland SafeLawn for transforming patchy lawns into lush, green spaces. Available at discounted prices, these organic options offer safe, effective lawn care solutions.
Susanna Reid 'Shocked' by Water Pollution Drama
Good Morning Britain presenter Susanna Reid expressed horror after watching Channel 4's series on sewage pollution, highlighting the death of a child from e-coli.
866,000 UK Homes at High Flood Risk by 2080, Study Finds
A new analysis reveals 866,000 UK homes could be at severe flood risk by 2080 under a 2.4C warming scenario, with Scotland most affected. Environmental groups call for urgent action on funding and insurance.
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Malaysian Resort Raided for Serving Endangered Pangolin Meat
Malaysian authorities raided a tourist resort in Sabah for serving meat from protected Sunda pangolins, detaining three individuals under wildlife conservation laws.
Malaysian Resort Owners Face Jail Over Pangolin Menu
Authorities in Sabah, Malaysia, have raided a tourist resort serving protected Sunda pangolin meat as an 'exotic' dish, with owners facing heavy fines and prison sentences under strict wildlife laws.
2026 World Nature Photography Award Winners Announced
The 2026 World Nature Photography Award winners have been revealed, featuring stunning images from across the globe, including a rare humpback whale sighting and a bear chasing salmon in Alaska.
Treasure Map for Thousands of Undiscovered Bee Species
New research estimates 3,700-5,200 unknown bee species exist globally, with discovery potentially taking 30-45 years. The study highlights critical gaps in biodiversity knowledge.
Sewage Pollution Legal Claim Widens in Devon and Cornwall
A group legal action against South West Water over sewage pollution has expanded to include thousands more residents and businesses in coastal towns across Devon and Cornwall, alleging harm to livelihoods and the environment.
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Scottish Rocks Overturn Snowball Earth Theory with Climate Cycles
Researchers from the University of Southampton have discovered that during the snowball Earth period 700 million years ago, climate briefly awoke, as revealed by 2,600 preserved rock layers in Scotland's Garvellachs.
Citizen Scientists Find Giant Coral on Great Barrier Reef
Citizen scientists have identified a massive coral colony on the Great Barrier Reef, spanning 111 metres and covering nearly 4,000 sq m, highlighting the role of public efforts in marine conservation.
Cetti's Warbler Sighting at London's Walthamstow Wetlands
A rare sighting of the notoriously elusive Cetti's warbler at Walthamstow Wetlands in London provides a memorable moment for a birdwatcher, highlighting the species' loud calls and skulking behaviour.
Centralia: Town with Underground Fire Burning for Centuries
Centralia, Pennsylvania, is a ghost town where an underground coal fire has burned since the 1960s. Most residents left, but a few remain defiantly as nature reclaims the streets.
Scotland's Emissions Plan Criticised as Unrealistic by Watchdog
Scotland has reduced emissions by 51.3% since 1990, but the UK Climate Change Committee warns future plans are overly dependent on unproven technologies like carbon capture, risking net zero goals.
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Scientists: Humans Need Managing in Venice, Not Mimmo Dolphin
Researchers say solitary bottlenose dolphin Mimmo has adapted well to Venice's waters, but tighter controls on boat traffic and human behaviour are urgently needed to protect marine life.
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