Climate Change Health Risks Challenge Trump's Denial
Medical experts warn that climate change endangers public health through extreme heat, air pollution, and infectious diseases, contradicting Trump administration claims.
Category : Environment
California Probes Wildfire Response in Altadena
An investigation is underway into the emergency response to a recent wildfire in Altadena, California, focusing on evacuation protocols and resource deployment.
West Bank Livestock Market: Sheep and Goats Sold at Dawn
Before dawn in the West Bank, Palestinians gather at a livestock market near Nablus to buy sheep and goats. Prices have risen due to shrinking grazing land, with demand peaking during Ramadan and Eid al-Adha.
Largest Male Great White Shark Spotted Off North Carolina
Contender, a 1,700-pound great white shark, has been detected near Cape Fear, marking a significant sighting of the largest recorded male of its species in Atlantic waters.
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Yangtze River Recovery After Fishing Ban Shows Positive Results
The Yangtze River in China demonstrates significant ecological recovery with fish biomass doubling and endangered species rebounding after a comprehensive fishing ban implemented using evolutionary game theory principles.
Trump EPA Repeals Climate Finding, Aiding Polluters
The Trump administration has revoked the 2009 endangerment finding, a key scientific determination allowing EPA to regulate greenhouse gases. Critics call it a gift to polluters at public health expense.
Disabled Malamute Survives Chinese Meat Trade, Thrives in US
Kronk, a disabled Malamute rescued from China's dog meat trade, makes miraculous recovery after adoption by New York charity Run 2 the Rescue.
EPA Revokes Climate Finding, Undermining Pollution Regulation
The EPA has revoked its 2009 endangerment finding, removing the legal basis for regulating greenhouse gases from power plants and vehicles, a move critics say will hinder climate action.
Trump Ends Greenhouse Gas Rule, Dismantling US Climate Regulations
President Donald Trump and EPA chief Lee Zeldin have revoked a 15-year-old finding that greenhouse gases endanger public health, eliminating the legal basis for nearly all US climate regulations.
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Genetic Testing Speeds American Chestnut Restoration
A new study reveals genetic analysis can identify disease-resistant traits, hastening the return of the iconic American chestnut tree to Eastern U.S. forests.
Trump Overturns Key Climate Finding in Major Greenhouse Gas Rollback
The Trump administration has revoked the scientific 'endangerment finding' that underpins US climate regulations, marking its most sweeping environmental rollback to date.
Trump Terminates Obama Climate Finding, Dismantles EPA Authority
President Trump has revoked the 2009 endangerment finding that linked greenhouse gases to public harm, removing the legal basis for nearly all U.S. climate regulations and vehicle emission standards.
1% for the Planet: Brands Giving Back to the Environment
Discover how businesses like Patagonia and Rave Coffee are donating 1% of sales to environmental non-profits, supporting climate action and sustainability efforts globally.
Exploding Laughing Gas Canisters Endanger Waste Workers
A sharp rise in discarded nitrous oxide cylinders at UK waste facilities is causing dangerous explosions, with one plant reporting £1.5 million in damage. Industry calls for a retail ban on large canisters.
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São Paulo's 'Gravedigger Bob' Law Allows Pet Burials with Owners
A new law in São Paulo, inspired by a loyal dog named Bob who guarded his owner's grave for a decade, permits pets to be buried alongside their human families in cemeteries.
Habitat Loss Threatens Wales' Red Squirrel Survival
Efforts to protect red squirrels in mid Wales are being undermined by renewable energy developments, risking the loss of genetically distinct populations.
Three-Foot Eel Rescued from Jersey Street After Heavy Rain
Shocked shoppers in St Aubin, Jersey, witnessed an unusual sight as a three-foot eel was found thrashing in a gutter after being washed out by flash flooding. Resident Dave Wood and a neighbour worked together to safely return the creature to a nearby har
London Flood Risk Soars in East Boroughs
Over 1,000 properties flooded in London in 2021, with 13% at high or medium risk. East London's former marshlands and Victorian sewers heighten vulnerability amid climate change.
Camp Mystic Parents Seek Stronger Summer Camp Regulations
Following the tragic flood at Camp Mystic that claimed 27 lives, Sarah Marsh's parents are advocating for enhanced safety regulations in Alabama and beyond, aiming to prevent similar disasters.
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Unlimited Mint for 55p: Expert's Simple Propagation Method
Martha Swales shares a clever trick to propagate mint from a single supermarket packet, ensuring endless supply for cooking and tea without repeated purchases.
Trump EPA Proposes Sweeping Climate Rollback
The Trump administration has unveiled a major proposal to roll back key climate regulations, sparking debate over environmental policy and economic impacts.
Rio Carnival to Honour Sex Workers in Anti-Stigma Tribute
A samba school in Rio de Janeiro will spotlight sex workers at this year's Carnival parade, celebrating veteran activist Lourdes Barreto and aiming to dismantle stigma around the profession.
Chris Packham's Tragic Discovery During Springwatch Filming
BBC presenter Chris Packham reveals a heartbreaking absence of birds of prey during Springwatch filming in the Peak District, calling it a 'raptor death zone' linked to grouse shooting practices.
Stranger Things Scene on Dorset Beach as Mysterious Clams Appear
Hundreds of otter shell clams washed up on Studland Bay in Dorset after recent storms, creating a bizarre spectacle likened to Netflix's Stranger Things. Experts explain the tragic phenomenon.
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US Steel Clairton Plant Explosion and Pollution Crisis
A major explosion at US Steel's Clairton Coke Works killed two workers and injured eleven, highlighting ongoing safety and pollution concerns at the aging facility.
UN Chief: Security Plans Ignoring Climate Are Dangerously Narrow
The UN climate chief criticises global security strategies for overlooking climate change, calling them dangerously narrow and urging urgent integration of climate risks into defence planning.
1 in 10 Americans Changing Habits Could Slash Carbon Emissions
New analysis reveals if just 10% of Americans swapped beef for chicken, drove electric cars, used heat pumps, or bought secondhand clothes, billions of pounds of carbon pollution would be avoided annually.
Urban Gardening History: Paris Manure to Washington Resilience
A new book explores how city gardeners have historically produced abundant food in tiny plots, facing political hostility while creating biodiversity havens and economic opportunities.
Portugal Minister Resigns Over Climate Crisis Handling
Portugal's interior minister resigns as deadly storms kill 16, displace thousands, and cause €775m in damage, sparking calls for urgent climate adaptation plans.
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Three Steps to Overcome Capitalism and Save the Climate
Jason Hickel and Yanis Varoufakis argue capitalism prioritises profit over human and ecological needs, proposing a democratised economy as the solution to avert climate collapse.
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