Invasive Quagga Mussels Devastate Swiss Lake and Infrastructure
Invasive quagga mussels are decimating Lake Geneva's ecosystem and clogging vital cooling systems, threatening research and water supplies. Scientists warn the damage is irreversible.
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Biles and Owens slammed over puppy's cropped ears
Olympic star Simone Biles and NFL husband Jonathan Owens criticised by animal rights activists after their new Doberman appears with cropped ears. PETA urges adoption over breeding.
Rare White Rhino Calf Born at Cotswolds Wildlife Park
Meet baby Mo, a rare white rhino calf born at Cotswolds Wildlife Park in Oxfordshire. Only six such births occurred in European zoos this year. See the heartwarming photos of her first steps.
2026 forecast to be among four hottest years on record
The UK Met Office projects 2026 will be over 1.4C hotter than pre-industrial levels, marking a fourth consecutive year of extreme heat and pushing the world closer to the critical Paris Agreement threshold.
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Scientists use mosquito blood to map Florida wildlife
University of Florida researchers analysed thousands of mosquitoes, extracting DNA from 86 animal species. This novel method offers a new way to monitor ecosystems and endangered species.
Guardian corrects solar geoengineering data and US Capitol date
The Guardian has issued corrections on solar radiation modification figures and the date of the US Capitol riot. Read the full list of recent amendments and how to submit a complaint.
Coatbridge Colliery Fire Health Concerns Grow
Residents in Coatbridge fear for their health as an underground colliery fire, burning since July, blankets gardens in soot. Council insists air quality is safe. Read the latest.
Population and Consumption: The Dual Climate Drivers
A leading environmentalist challenges George Monbiot's dismissal of population concerns, citing IPCC data that names economic and population growth as key climate drivers. Discover the full debate.
Rare polar bear adoption documented by Canadian scientists
Canadian researchers have logged an exceptionally rare case of a female polar bear adopting a cub. Discover the heartwarming story and what it reveals about Arctic survival.
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Trump to Dismantle Key US Climate Research Centre
The Trump administration plans to break up the National Center for Atmospheric Research, a 'crown jewel' of climate science. Experts warn this move puts public safety at risk. Read the full story.
Kneecap's Gaza charity run joined by Greta Thunberg
Belfast hip hop group Kneecap were joined by activist Greta Thunberg for a 10k charity run in Dublin, raising thousands for Gaza aid. Read how the band's tour tradition supports families.
Rare Polar Bear Adoption Gives Cub New Lease on Life
Scientists confirm a rare polar bear adoption in Hudson Bay. This heartwarming conservation story shows how wildlife adapts in the face of climate challenges. Read more.
Persian Gulf turns blood red near Iran's Hormuz Island
Heavy rain on Iran's Hormuz Island washed iron-rich red soil into the sea, turning the Persian Gulf crimson. The eerie phenomenon has drawn comparisons to biblical 'End Time' prophecies. Discover the science behind the spectacle.
Extremely Rare Grebes Spotted in Sussex This Month
Two rare breeding birds, the Red-necked Grebe and Black-necked Grebe, have been sighted in Sussex, offering a special treat for UK bird enthusiasts. Discover the details of these uncommon winter visitors.
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Lettuce Spoilage Mystery Solved by Scientists
UK scientists reveal the microscopic weak spots causing lettuce to wilt quickly. Discover how this breakthrough could extend shelf life and strengthen food security.
Festival Boss Runs 100 Marathons in India for Charity
Kendal Calling's Sustainability Director, Hannah Cox, is running 100 marathons in 100 days across India to raise £1 million for Project Salt Run. Follow her incredible journey.
Police investigate suspicious disappearance of rare eagles
Three white-tailed eagles, including a historic first wild-born chick, have vanished. Police appeal for information after satellite tags were found deliberately cut off.
Greece's rare monk seals threatened by tourism surge
Greece's population of 500 rare Mediterranean monk seals, half the world's total, faces a growing peril from unregulated marine tourism. New protected areas offer hope, but enforcement is key to their survival.
Police probe suspicious disappearance of rare eagles
Police forces across the UK are investigating the suspicious disappearance of three rare white-tailed eagles, a major blow to the species' reintroduction. Conservationists appeal for public help.
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Foster Dog's Touching Adoption Leads to RSPCA Donation
A woman's first foster dog, Podge, finds a forever home after being nursed back to health. The adopters' incredible gesture of matching her donation to the RSPCA created the perfect festive gift. Discover how fostering saves lives.
'Galaxy Frogs' Feared Killed by Photographers
Critically endangered 'galaxy frogs' have vanished after photographers reportedly destroyed their habitat in India's Western Ghats. Conservationists condemn the irresponsible actions.
Exploring Somerset's derelict ironworks and its hidden history
Discover the hidden story of a derelict Somerset ironworks, where nature reclaims factory floors and a new information panel reveals the harsh lives of 19th-century toolmakers. A poignant exploration of industrial heritage.
Galaxy Frogs Disappear, Kerala Habitat Loss Feared
The stunning 'galaxy frog' has vanished from its only known habitat in Kerala, India. Photographers and scientists warn of a potential extinction crisis driven by habitat destruction. Discover the full story.
Common Rat Poisons Pose Unacceptable Risk to UK Wildlife
A UK government review finds anticoagulant rodenticides pose an unacceptable risk to wildlife. Animal advocates demand a ban to protect birds of prey and mammals. Read the full report.
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Human Circle at Bondi Beach in Ocean Vigil
Hundreds joined hands on Bondi Beach in a powerful vigil for the ocean, forming a human circle to highlight conservation. Witness the moving display of unity.
Climate Change Fuels Senegal Farmer-Herder Violence
In Senegal, climate change is exacerbating historic tensions between farmers and herders, leading to violent clashes. Discover the human stories and data behind the escalating conflict.
NZ's rural towns battle depopulation crisis
Rural New Zealand faces a deepening crisis as young people and families flee to cities, leaving towns struggling to survive. Discover the fight for the future of the heartland.
UK bans French cheeses as lumpy skin disease spreads in Europe
The UK government has imposed a ban on certain raw milk cheeses from Europe to prevent the spread of lumpy skin disease. The virus poses no risk to humans but threatens British cattle.
EU Waters Down 2035 Petrol and Diesel Car Sales Ban
The European Union has softened its 2035 zero-emissions mandate, now demanding a 90% CO2 cut. This major policy shift follows intense industry lobbying over weak EV demand and Chinese competition. Read the full analysis.
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Arctic sea ice hits record low, accelerating climate crisis
A major scientific report reveals Arctic sea ice shrank to a record low in 2024, driven by extreme heat. This rapid loss threatens global weather patterns and coastal communities. Read the full analysis.
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