RHS Unveils Emergency Drought Plans for UK Gardens
The Royal Horticultural Society announces major water management investments and soil health research to protect its five public gardens from increasing drought risks.
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King Charles Shares Environmental Legacy Vision in New Documentary
King Charles discusses his lifelong environmental passion and the legacy he hopes to leave in a revealing Prime Video documentary narrated by Kate Winslet.
Household Liquids Create Monster Fatbergs in Sewers
Pouring cooking oils, milk, and chemicals down drains causes fatbergs that block sewers, spawn pollution, and cost millions. Experts reveal proper disposal methods.
California Sues Trump Over Oil Pipeline Restart Plans
California Attorney General Rob Bonta files lawsuit against Trump administration for approving Sable Offshore Corp's plans to restart two coastal oil pipelines, citing environmental risks and state regulatory authority.
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K'gari Dingo Death Sparks Tourism Debate
The death of a Canadian backpacker on K'gari raises urgent questions about balancing tourism with protecting the island's unique dingo population.
Trump Questions Global Warming During Cold Snap, Scientists Respond
As a severe winter storm hits the US, President Trump questions global warming on social media. Scientists clarify that local cold weather does not negate long-term global climate change trends.
Sea Lion Recovers in LA After Bullets Found in Head
A sea lion named Confetti is recovering in Los Angeles after rescuers discovered two bullets lodged in his head, highlighting ongoing violence against marine mammals.
Australian Wins 'Ugliest Lawn' Contest for Water Conservation
Jarno Coone from Kyneton, Victoria, wins the global 'world's ugliest lawn' competition, using his garden to promote water-saving and harmony with nature.
Scottish Water Bills Jump 8.7% Amid CEO's £500k+ Pay
Scottish Water announces an 8.7% bill hike, adding £42 annually to average bills, while CEO Alex Plant earns over £500,000, sparking outrage amid cost-of-living pressures.
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Chimp Babsie Starts New Life at Edinburgh Zoo After Rescue
Babsie, a 33-year-old Eastern chimpanzee rescued from a German circus, has settled into her new home at Edinburgh Zoo after a careful introduction process to join the existing troop.
Potomac River Sewage Spill Creates Public Health Emergency
A catastrophic sewage pipe rupture near Washington D.C. has released millions of gallons of wastewater into the Potomac River, creating horrific odours and significant pollution risks ahead of winter storms.
Feral Camels Rampage Australian Town in Heatwave
Mount Liebig faces nightly invasions by hundreds of feral camels searching for water as record-breaking temperatures exceed 50°C, damaging infrastructure.
Utah GOP Threatens National Monument Management Plan
Republican lawmakers in Utah are using the Congressional Review Act to challenge the Biden-era management plan for Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument, sparking fierce opposition from environmentalists and tribal groups.
Wood Burners to Get Cigarette-Style Health Warnings
New UK Government proposals will require wood burners and firewood to carry health warnings about air pollution risks, alongside stricter emissions limits for new appliances.
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Mother Otter Teaches Pup to Swim at Zoo
A mother otter named Pintar was filmed giving her two-month-old pup swimming lessons at Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium in Tacoma, Washington.
Sewage Pipe Collapse Pollutes Potomac River Near D.C.
A major sewer pipe rupture in Montgomery County has sent millions of gallons of wastewater flowing into the Potomac River, creating a significant public health and environmental hazard ahead of winter storms.
England's Biggest Illegal Waste Dump Exposed
A massive 50-acre illegal waste site near Northwich, Cheshire, containing 280,000 tonnes of construction debris has been identified as England's largest. The dump is linked to increased flooding and highlights a nationwide problem with hundreds of active
Trump's Winter Storm Comments Spark UK Climate Debate
Former US President Donald Trump's recent comments linking a winter storm to climate change scepticism have reignited discussions in the UK about climate policy and scientific consensus.
Monty Don's January Pruning Tips for Gardeners
Gardeners' World presenter Monty Don reveals his essential January pruning routine and offers reassuring advice for those worried about getting it wrong.
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Academic Praises Paul Evans as 'Post-Pastoral Shaman'
Professor Terry Gifford celebrates Paul Evans's Country Diary column, describing it as profoundly healing nature writing that blends poetry, science, and spirituality.
Church of England votes on floral foam ban for eco-worship
The Church of England's General Synod will vote on a motion to ban floral foam and promote sustainable practices in churches, aiming to reduce microplastic pollution.
Solar Panel Woes & EV Tax: Green Living Gets Tougher
A committed environmentalist shares frustrations with faulty solar panel installations and criticises Rachel Reeves' new per-mile electric vehicle tax as punitive and poorly designed.
Help Garden Birds: Join RSPB Birdwatch This Weekend
With freezing weather approaching, learn how to assist wild birds by participating in the RSPB Big Garden Birdwatch 2026. Discover simple tips for feeding and observing garden birds.
CofE to vote on floral foam ban for eco-worship
The Church of England's General Synod will vote next month on banning non-biodegradable floral foam in churches, promoting local, seasonal blooms and sustainable practices.
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Maga-Funded Murals of Ukrainian Refugee Iryna Zarutska Spark Debate
Elon Musk and Trump supporters have raised over $1 million for murals memorialising Iryna Zarutska, a Ukrainian refugee killed in Charlotte. Critics argue the project weaponises her memory for political gain.
Cornwall's Storm Goretti Fallout: Broadband Outages Spark Debate
Residents in remote Cornish communities like Cucurrian remain without broadband, water, and road access weeks after Storm Goretti, highlighting infrastructure vulnerabilities and calls for greater devolution and climate resilience funding.
Vegetables and Chips Wash Up on English Beach After Storm
Over 40 shipping containers fell from vessels during festive storms, spilling goods like vegetables, chips and insulation foam onto England's south-east coast, highlighting risks and new reporting rules.
Investigation Questions Reliability of Microplastic Research
A recent investigation has cast doubt on years of microplastic research, suggesting potential laboratory contamination or misidentification of natural substances in studies.
Church of England Urged to Ban Floral Foam for Sustainability
The Church of England's General Synod will vote on a motion to eliminate floral foam and promote sustainable flower practices in churches nationwide.
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Over 200 Dogs Rescued from Mississippi Property Before Storm
Animal welfare groups race to save hundreds of dogs from squalid conditions in Tupelo, Mississippi, as severe winter weather approaches the United States.
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