200 Dead in Congo Landslide at Coltan Mines
A devastating landslide at coltan mines in eastern Congo has killed at least 200 people, with rebel authorities suspending mining and ordering evacuations due to ongoing dangers.
Category : Environment
'Beef Days': Meat Lovers Cut Back for Climate
Inspired by YouTube creators, people are limiting beef consumption to designated 'feast days' annually to reduce environmental impact while still enjoying meat.
Muker's Wildflower Meadows: A Yorkshire Dales Gem
The tiny Yorkshire Dales village of Muker is home to rare protected meadows that burst into a stunning display of wildflowers each spring, offering idyllic walks and a haven for wildlife.
Bruce Friedrich on Meat's Biological Appeal and Future Alternatives
Author Bruce Friedrich argues humanity's biological craving for meat necessitates like-for-like replacements like cultivated and plant-based options to tackle environmental damage.
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Electric Cars Go Mainstream as Global Adoption Surges
Electric vehicle adoption is surging worldwide, reaching mainstream levels in both wealthy and developing nations, driven by falling costs and policy support.
Whitby Whalebone Arch Row: Conservation vs Heritage
A fierce debate has erupted in Whitby over plans to replace the town's decaying whalebone arch. Conservationists oppose using real bones, while council officials consider options including Inuit-sourced remains or replicas.
UK Flood Crisis: Homes May Be Abandoned as Rainfall Accelerates
A relentless series of storms has battered southwest England, with scientists revealing UK winter rainfall is now 20 years ahead of climate predictions, forcing communities to confront the possibility of abandoning flood-prone homes.
Alders Herald Spring: Purple Catkins Light Sussex
In West Sussex, alder trees display vibrant purple catkins, signalling spring's approach. These remarkable pioneer trees provide vital early pollen for bees and transform challenging landscapes.
Experts Urge Gardeners to Do This One Simple Lawn Task
As winter transitions to spring, five gardening professionals unanimously recommend one crucial maintenance step to ensure lawn health and prepare for vigorous growth in the coming months.
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Ex-Climate Activist Warns Against 'Brainwashing' Ideology
Social media manager Lucy Biggers reveals her dramatic shift from climate activist to skeptic, claiming pandemic and parenthood opened her eyes to what she calls flawed science.
Georgia City Warns Against Drinking Tap Water After Fuel Spill
Griffin, Georgia advises 20,000 residents to avoid tap water after Atlanta airport fuel spill potentially contaminated the Flint River, with officials implementing emergency measures.
K'gari Dingo Incident Sparks Closure Demand
An Indigenous woman calls for K'gari's closure after a Canadian backpacker's death, alleging dingoes are stalking humans due to tourism pressures.
Lady Milbank Faces Rebellion Over Wind Farm on Estate
Natalie Hicks-Lobbecke, now Lady Milbank, faces nearly 500 objectors opposing a wind farm on her husband's 7,000-acre Barningham estate, which straddles North Yorkshire and County Durham.
Coast Guard Searches for Missing Fishing Boat Off Massachusetts
The US Coast Guard launches intensive search for the 72-foot fishing vessel Lily Jean, missing with seven crew members off Gloucester, Massachusetts, amid treacherous winter conditions.
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Bordeaux Gains Official 'Claret' Status Amid Climate Shift
Bordeaux's wine industry formally validates 'claret' as a lighter, fruitier red wine category, responding to climate pressures and changing consumer habits in Britain and France.
Earthquake Swarm Returns to California City After Quiet Period
Seismic activity has returned to San Ramon, California, with two tremors striking within seconds, ending weeks of unusual calm in a region experiencing months of earthquake swarms.
Coast Guard Finds Body in Massachusetts Fishing Boat Search
The US Coast Guard has recovered a body and debris after launching a major search operation for a missing fishing vessel off the coast of Massachusetts.
Margate's Art Revival Splinters Community in Two Halves
Margate's art-led regeneration has sparked a stark divide, with affluent newcomers and struggling locals creating a splintered community in this coastal town.
Alternative Living Arrangements Gain Popularity in UK
A growing number of Britons are embracing alternative living arrangements, such as co-living and tiny homes, driven by housing affordability and lifestyle changes.
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Frozen Tegu Lizard Found in Rhode Island Snow
A Rhode Island man discovered a large tegu lizard buried under 20 inches of snow in Providence, rescued by ET Reptiles and treated at the New England Wildlife Center for critical frostbite and cold-induced injuries.
Six More Homes Demolished in Erosion-Hit Thorpeness
Demolition work has commenced on six additional properties in Thorpeness, Suffolk, as coastal erosion reaches critical safety levels, bringing the total to ten homes lost since last October.
Australia's 'Dome of Heat' Shatters Records in Historic Heatwave
A historic heatwave dubbed a 'dome of heat' has shattered temperature records across south-eastern Australia, with soaring daytime temperatures, unprecedented alpine heat, and dangerously hot nights creating one of the nation's most significant weather ev
Australia's Grid: Solar Now Matches Coal in Energy Supply
Analysis reveals Australia's electricity grid now depends equally on renewable energy and coal, with solar power meeting over half of daytime demand during recent heatwaves.
Citizen Scientists Tackle Plastic Pollution in Australia
Across Australia, citizen scientists are taking action against plastic pollution in waterways, from Melbourne's creeks to remote Arnhem Land beaches, amid regulatory gaps.
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Baby Sauropods Were 'Perfect Snack' for Jurassic Predators
New research reconstructs the Jurassic food web at Dry Mesa Quarry, revealing baby long-necked dinosaurs were regular prey for meat-eating predators 150 million years ago.
Trump's EPA Undoes 70 Environmental Rules
Donald Trump's administration has initiated nearly 70 actions to roll back EPA regulations, threatening air quality, water safety, and climate protections according to environmental experts.
Seal Pup's Epic Land Journey to Cornish Garden
A young seal pup made an astonishing escape from Storm Chandra, travelling over 100 metres inland to a garden in Cornwall, where it was found near chickens before being safely returned to the sea.
Baby Girl Names Facing Extinction in UK by 2026
Recent analysis reveals ten baby girl names, including Jessica and Scarlett, are declining in popularity and could disappear from the top 100 lists in 2026, as parents opt for newer, unique choices.
Why Winter Cold is Vital for Garden Crops
Discover why a sustained cold period is essential for plants like apples, garlic, and kale to thrive, through processes like vernalisation and frost protection.
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Two Men Arrested Over Huge Illegal Waste Dump in Oxfordshire
Two men have been arrested in connection with a massive illegal waste dump near Kidlington, Oxfordshire, containing approximately 20,000 tonnes of rubbish and posing pollution risks to the River Cherwell.
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