House Burping: Winter Trend for Healthier Homes
Discover 'house burping,' a winter trend where opening windows for 10-15 minutes improves indoor air quality by reducing pollutants and humidity, with health benefits.
Category : Environment
Ancient Fossil of Extinct Life Form to be Displayed in Edinburgh
A remarkable 410-million-year-old fossil of Prototaxites, an extinct life form that grew over eight metres tall, will be exhibited at the National Museum of Scotland after groundbreaking research.
Experts Respond to Doubts Over Microplastics Research
Scientists address concerns about microplastics studies, emphasising the importance of rigorous debate while highlighting proven health risks and ongoing global research efforts.
Trump Attacks UK Green Energy, Calls Wind Turbine Buyers 'Stupid'
Donald Trump has launched a scathing critique of UK and European green energy policies, labelling them a 'Green New Scam' and claiming only 'stupid people' buy wind turbines. He also targeted Sir Keir Starmer's stance on North Sea oil.
Moose River: Maine's Remote Haven of Isolation
The remote town of Moose River in Somerset County, Maine, with just 186 residents, is beloved for its tranquil, nature-focused lifestyle despite challenges like limited medical access.
Microplastic Emissions Lower Than Previously Estimated
University of Vienna research finds global microplastic emissions up to 10,000 times lower than earlier estimates, though significant health concerns remain.
US Air Quality Crisis: Toxic Air Blankets Both Coasts
Dangerous air pollution has reached 'unhealthy' levels across US East and West Coasts, with officials warning of serious health risks from toxic PM2.5 particles penetrating lungs.
PETA Stages Graphic Chicken Slaughter Protest at London KFC
Animal rights activists from PETA staged a dramatic demonstration outside a London KFC, simulating chicken slaughter methods to urge the public to adopt vegan diets during Veganuary.
EPA Stops Calculating Health Benefits of Pollution Rules
The Trump administration faces criticism after the EPA ceases calculating healthcare savings and lives saved from air pollution regulations, focusing only on industry compliance costs.
Largest Male Great White Shark Completes Epic Migration
The world's largest known male great white shark, Contender, has returned to Florida after a remarkable journey to Canada, offering scientists crucial insights into mating behaviours and migration patterns of this iconic species.
Sydney's Sewage Crisis: 12,000 Businesses Suspected of Illegal Waste
A secret Sydney Water report reveals up to 12,000 food businesses may be illegally discharging fats and oils into the sewage system, contributing to a massive fatberg at the Malabar plant and causing pollution on beaches.
Sydney Shark Attacks: Expert Reveals 'Perfect Storm' Conditions
Four shark attacks in 48 hours have closed Sydney beaches. Experts explain the environmental 'perfect storm' attracting sharks and essential safety advice for swimmers.
10-Minute January Task for Healthier Roses
Rose specialist Ben Hamilton Anderson advises gardeners to clear fallen leaves in January to prevent fungal diseases and ensure vibrant spring blooms.
Air Pollution's Devastating Impact on Human Health
Air pollution, including ozone and PM2.5, severely damages cardiovascular, respiratory, and neurological systems, increasing deaths and hospitalisations, with US policy changes threatening health protections.
Bear Attacks Rise in Ageing Nepalese Villages as Youth Leave
Nepal's Nubri region sees escalating bear attacks targeting elderly residents, driven by youth outmigration that depletes traditional deterrent practices and conservation conflicts.
Why Sinkhole Repairs Are Complex and Lengthy
Sinkhole repairs, especially in cities like Philadelphia, involve intricate steps due to ageing pipe infrastructure, making the process complex and time-consuming for authorities.
Golden Retriever's Joyful Reaction to Human at Daycare
A golden retriever named Sam displayed pure joy upon recognising his favourite human at a doggy daycare centre in New Zealand, with the viral video capturing his tail-wagging excitement.
Air Pollution Damages Every Major Organ System, Scientists Warn
New research reveals how breathing ozone and PM2.5 particles harms cardiovascular, respiratory and neurological systems, with experts warning against weakening air quality regulations.
Nepal's Bear Attack Surge Linked to Youth Outmigration
Research reveals how rural depopulation in Nepal's Nubri valley leaves elderly residents vulnerable to increasing brown bear encounters, with demographic changes creating dangerous human-wildlife conflicts.
Largest Male Great White Shark Returns to Florida
The massive shark named Contender has completed an epic year-long migration from Canada back to Florida's warm coastal waters, where scientists hope to study its potential mating behaviour during a critical seasonal window.
Winter Olympics Future Threatened by Climate Change
The 2026 Winter Olympics in Italy will require millions of cubic metres of artificial snow as warming winters reduce freezing days, raising serious questions about the long-term viability of traditional alpine venues.
Asian Hornets Invade Wales: Public Warned to Stay Vigilant
Killer Asian hornets have been discovered in Wales for the first time, with authorities warning the public to remain vigilant as the invasive species threatens native pollinators.
Social Media Searches for Dog Boro After Spain Train Crash
After surviving Spain's devastating train crash, a dog named Boro is missing. Social media mobilises as Ana García desperately searches for her beloved pet amidst the tragedy.
Sinkhole Causes and Warning Signs Explained by Expert
A hydrogeologist reveals the science behind sinkhole formation, why Philadelphia experiences them, and how to identify potential warning signs before collapse occurs.
London Floods: Burst Water Main Causes Dinghy Rescues
A burst water main near Holland Park roundabout caused severe flooding in west London, forcing firefighters to rescue 25 people by dinghy, disrupting water supplies, and closing schools.
Coyote Swims to Alcatraz in Historic First for Notorious Island
A coyote has stunned observers by swimming 1.25 miles across San Francisco Bay to reach Alcatraz Island, marking what is believed to be the first such recorded journey to the former prison.
Air Pollution Linked to Higher Motor Neurone Disease Risk
New Swedish research reveals prolonged exposure to air pollution increases risk of developing motor neurone disease by 20-30%, even at relatively low pollution levels.
Shark Attack Survivor Shares Lessons and Safety Plan
A professor who survived a shark attack reveals key insights about predator behaviour and proposes a web-based alert system to protect surfers and swimmers from future incidents.
Axolotls: Viral Sensation Faces Wild Extinction Threat
Axolotls have captivated the world as cute cultural icons, but their wild populations in Mexico are critically endangered, sparking conservation efforts.
Mumbai's Coastal Road Fuels Anger Over Elite-Focused Infrastructure
Mumbai's new coastal motorway, hailed as an engineering marvel, faces fierce criticism for primarily benefiting wealthy car owners while neglecting public transport and restricting ocean access for millions.
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