CSIRO climate job cuts will hit global projections, scientists warn
Researchers warn CSIRO job cuts will leave Australia unable to contribute to IPCC climate reports and reduce forecasting of future damage.
Category : Environment
ChatGPT Health 'unbelievably dangerous' as study shows it under-triages emergencies
Study finds ChatGPT Health under-triages medical emergencies, fails to detect suicidal ideation, prompting safety concerns.
Catalina Island mule deer cull plan moves forward amid local outcry
California approves plan to eradicate mule deer on Catalina Island, sparking conflict between conservancy and locals over biodiversity and island identity.
US cities pool tactics to resist ICE raids and shield migrants
From LA to Chicago to New Orleans, US cities are sharing tactics such as whistle alerts and patrols to resist ICE raids and protect immigrant communities.
European Heatwave Fuels Wildfires and Mass Evacuations
Heatwave triggers wildfires and mass evacuations across Spain, Portugal, France, and Greece, with hundreds of deaths linked to extreme temperatures.
Peregrine falcon chicks at Worcester Cathedral died from poison, tests show
Two peregrine falcon chicks at Worcester Cathedral died from poisoning; post-mortems confirmed internal bleeding. Police closed investigation.
Water privatisation linked to soaring bills and environmental failures, analysis finds
Analysis reveals water privatisation has led to soaring bills, high leakage, and no net investment, with shareholders extracting billions from England's water assets.
A 10-minute November task to keep robins returning to your garden
Learn how a simple 10-minute task in November can keep robins returning to your garden by creating a natural habitat and food source.
Rejected baby monkey finds solace in stuffed toy after mother abandons him
Punch, a rejected Japanese macaque at Ichikawa Zoo, clings to a stuffed toy after being abandoned by his mother, sparking viral attention and expert debate.
Steve Reed 'furious' over 36% water bill rise in England and Wales
Environment secretary Steve Reed says he is 'furious' about a 36% average rise in water bills in England and Wales, and criticises industry and regulator.
Butterfly Trio Spotted on Hayling Island's Shingle Beach
A trio of small white butterflies has been spotted among sea kale on Hayling Island's shingle beach, where males compete for a female's attention.
Wildfires halt Stansted trains as passengers evacuated
Major wildfires beside a busy rail track halted trains to Stansted Airport, forcing passengers to be evacuated near Waltham Abbey in Essex on Sunday.
Mum who found stillborn son in mass grave seeks apology
A Wirral mother who spent 50 years searching for her stillborn son, found in a mass grave in 1969, backs Liverpool Council's call for a government apology.
Woman's garden mystery solved as wasp nest baffles homeowner
A woman was baffled by a strange object in her lawn, later identified as a paper wasp nest. Experts explain the find and its features.
Giant echidna fossil discovered in museum tray reveals Ice Age Victoria
A giant echidna fossil from the Ice Age has been identified in a museum tray in Victoria, filling a 1,000km gap in the species' known range.
Two firefighting helicopters crash in Greece wildfire
Two firefighting helicopters collided Sunday battling a wildfire in Porto Germeno, Greece, triggering a search-and-rescue operation for the two-person crews.
Two Helicopters Collide in Greece During Wildfire Fight
Two firefighting helicopters collided in Psatha, Greece, while battling wildfires; a search and rescue operation is under way for the four crew members.
Trump administration halts two US offshore wind projects in oil and gas switch
Trump administration blocks two offshore wind projects, paying millions in refunds if funds go to oil and gas, sparking criticism.
Aiper IrriSense 2 review: Smart garden watering
The Aiper IrriSense 2 smart sprinkler uses a rain sensor and app forecasts to cut water waste by up to 40%, covering 113–201 sq m for £368 during droughts.
Court Hears Police Fear 'Crowd Crush' at Sydney Harbour Bridge Protest
Police fear crowd crush as court weighs authorising pro-Palestine march across Sydney Harbour Bridge; up to 50,000 may attend.
UK braced for more flooding and snow as wet weather persists
Flood warnings remain across England while further rain and snow are forecast, following record January rainfall.
Helicopter bursts into flames after midair crash in Greece
A helicopter burst into flames after hitting another while fighting a wildfire in Greece, leaving one crew member injured and another missing.
Gardener's 'pure magic' hot water trick revives wilting hydrangeas
TikTok user Chloe shares a simple hot water hack to revive wilting hydrangeas in two hours, leaving gardeners amazed.
US withdraws from Paris climate agreement for second time
US withdraws from Paris climate agreement for second time, complicating global efforts to address climate change.
Wealthy suburbs 'luxury effect' boosts urban wildlife diversity
Wealthier urban areas support greater wildlife diversity, research shows. The 'luxury effect' spans species and regions, with implications for human wellbeing.
DWP: 5 State Pensioner Groups Won't Get Winter Fuel Payment
Five state pensioner groups will not receive a Winter Fuel Payment even if they earn below the £35,000 threshold, the DWP has confirmed in 2026 guidance.
Amnesty International UK refers itself to watchdog over JK Rowling centre 'anti-rights' report
Amnesty UK self-reports to Charity Commission over report calling JK Rowling's Beira's Place 'anti-rights'; charity removed list and expressed regret.
Man cleans elderly people's patios for free on TikTok
A 28-year-old from Skipton, North Yorkshire, pressure washes elderly people's patios for free, and his TikTok videos have earned him nearly 20,000 followers.
UK wildfire habitats could take 25 years to recover
Conservationists warn rare habitats destroyed by UK wildfires could take 25 years to recover after the driest July in England and Wales on record.
European wildcats could return to England after 100 years
A two-year study suggests European wildcats could return to Devon after 100 years, with public support and feasible habitat identified.
Page 143 of 606