El Niño Labeling Updated as Temperatures Spike Worldwide
Meteorologists have revised how El Niño and La Niña are classified due to rapid climate change, with a new study linking recent temperature spikes to these weather patterns and human activity.
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Secrets Revealed from New Big Cats 24/7 Series
Exclusive insights from BBC's wildlife filmmakers as they return to Botswana's Okavango Delta for the second series of Big Cats 24/7, capturing dramatic new stories of lions, leopards, and cheetahs.
Seal Uses Rubber Ducks for Cognitive Training at Aquarium
Reggae, a 33-year-old Atlantic harbor seal at the New England Aquarium, engages in daily enrichment sessions with rubber ducks to practice memory and problem-solving skills, drawing social media attention.
Baby Giraffe Dies in Detroit Zoo Accident, Sparking Safety Questions
A three-month-old giraffe calf named Okidi has died at Detroit Zoo after colliding with a viewing panel. The zoo euthanized her due to severe injuries, prompting public grief and calls for habitat safety reviews.
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Bird Flu Outbreak Threatens Egg Supply and Prices
A resurgence of bird flu at commercial egg farms in Pennsylvania and other states is causing concerns about potential egg price increases, with millions of birds affected.
Trump Eases Mercury Emission Limits for Coal Plants
The EPA has weakened restrictions on mercury and toxic emissions from coal-fired power plants, a move critics say prioritises industry over public health and climate concerns.
Pigeon Control Debate: Feeding Bans vs. Natural Solutions
Experts argue over managing urban pigeon populations, with some advocating for feeding bans while others call for celebrating their historical role or letting nature balance ecosystems.
72 Tigers Die in Thailand Zoo Virus Outbreak
A highly contagious virus has killed 72 captive tigers in northern Thailand, prompting urgent containment efforts and raising concerns over wildlife health management.
Trump EPA Rolls Back Mercury and Air Toxics Standards for Coal
The Trump administration announces a rollback of hazardous mercury and air toxics regulations for power plants, citing energy demands, while health groups warn of increased public health risks.
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Water Ban in Perthshire After River Oil Contamination
Residents in Killin, Perthshire, are warned not to drink tap water due to oil contamination in the River Dochart. Bottled water is being distributed as the ban may last several days.
Waste Boss Fined £1.4m for Illegal Dumping Across England
Varun Datta, a London-based waste broker, has been ordered to pay £1.4 million after dumping over 4,000 tonnes of waste at 16 illegal sites across England.
Reviving Dead Batteries: Safe Recycling Guide
Learn how to safely recycle household batteries to prevent environmental harm and fires. Experts explain the steps and benefits of proper disposal for a greener future.
Bears Dash Across Ski Slope at Northstar Resort, Startling Skiers
A mother bear and two cubs were filmed charging across a busy ski run at Northstar Ski Resort in California, startling skiers and snowboarders before safely returning to the forest.
Drone Squad Targets Illegal Waste Dumps Across UK
The Environment Agency deploys drones with laser mapping to gather evidence against illegal waste dumping, part of a £15.6 million enforcement push.
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Earth's Mysterious Hum Spikes: Impact on Human Mood?
Unusual spikes in Earth's natural electromagnetic vibration, known as the Schumann Resonance, have been recorded in recent weeks, sparking debate about potential effects on human brain waves, sleep, and concentration.
Seal Pup Rescued After Blocking Scarborough Road
A young grey seal pup was rescued in Scarborough after being found lying in the middle of a road, forcing its closure. Marine medics intervened and returned it to shore.
Pruning mistake sets ornamental grasses back a full year
A gardening expert cautions that incorrect pruning of ornamental grasses, especially evergreen varieties, can delay garden growth by an entire year, with tips on proper trimming techniques.
Osaka Gets $3.6M Gold Gift to Fix Ageing Water Pipes
An anonymous donor has gifted Osaka gold bars worth 560 million yen to address the city's deteriorating water infrastructure, following safety concerns after a fatal sinkhole incident.
Extreme Cold's Growing Impact on Americans Revealed in Poll
A new AP-NORC poll shows 60% of Americans report being affected by severe cold weather, with rising utility bills and disruptions becoming more common as climate patterns shift.
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UK Government Unveils New Climate Policy Amid Public Concern
The UK government has introduced a comprehensive climate policy targeting emissions reduction and renewable energy expansion, responding to increasing public pressure and environmental challenges.
Baby Monkey Punch Integrates with Troop After Plush Toy Fame
Punch, a Japanese macaque at Ichikawa City Zoo, has successfully joined his troop after gaining global sympathy for bonding with an orangutan plush toy when rejected by his mother.
How Dogs Use 300 Million Scent Receptors to Detect Bed Bugs
Dog trainer Emma demonstrates how her detection dog Zephyr uses his powerful sense of smell to identify bed bug infestations that traditional methods often miss.
2026 Winter Olympics Powered Entirely by Renewable Energy
Organizers of the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics have successfully powered all venues with certified renewable electricity through energy certificates, marking a significant sustainability achievement for major global events.
Osaka Gets £2.7m Gold Donation for Water Pipe Fixes
An anonymous donor has gifted 21kg of gold bars worth £2.7 million to Osaka's Municipal Waterworks Bureau to repair failing water pipes, following earlier cash contributions.
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Primroses: A Gardener's Reappraisal from Dismissed to Delightful
Once dismissed as boring and twee, primroses are now celebrated for their resilience and charm. Discover why gardeners are rethinking these humble blooms.
Solar Geoengineering: A Risky Climate Distraction
Injecting particles into the atmosphere to cool the planet fails to address key climate harms and may worsen regional weather disruptions, experts warn.
Ecuador's Rose Industry: Toxic Pesticides Harm Workers
Ecuador's booming rose export industry, the world's third-largest, relies on dangerous pesticides that cause severe health issues for workers, including pneumonitis and skin complaints, while threatening Indigenous communities.
Baby Monkey Punch Finds Acceptance After Viral Plush Toy Story
Punch, a Japanese macaque abandoned by his mother, gained global sympathy by clinging to a stuffed orangutan. Zoo officials now report he is integrating with his troop, showing signs of social bonding and growth.
Man Trains Dog to Fly-Tip Rubbish, Evade CCTV in Sicily
A man in Catania, Sicily, trained his dog to dump rubbish bags illegally to avoid surveillance cameras. Police fined him, calling the act 'cunning and wrong' as Italy battles rising fly-tipping offences.
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Dog Caught on CCTV in Sicily Fly-Tipping Incident
A dog was recorded on CCTV in Sicily, Italy, participating in a fly-tipping incident, raising questions about animal behavior and waste management.
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