Colombia to Cull 80 Hippos Descended from Pablo Escobar's Zoo
Colombia plans to cull up to 80 hippos descended from Pablo Escobar's zoo due to environmental threat.
Category : Environment
Windsurfer thrown from board after colliding with gray whale in San Francisco Bay
Windsurfer Eric Kramer collided with a gray whale in San Francisco Bay, captured on video. Both survived; whale populations declining.
Australia’s Climb: Political Resolve Tested on Climate Adaptation
Australia's National Climate Risk Assessment warns of severe impacts, but the National Adaptation Plan falls short, testing political resolve.
Air pollution in childhood raises risk of blindness, study finds
UK study finds small increases in air pollution raise risk of age-related macular degeneration by up to 12%, linking dirty air to irreversible sight loss.
Florida's 'Alligator Alcatraz' Cost Taxpayers $1.2m a Day, Court Records Show
Ron DeSantis spent $1.2m per day on Florida's 'Alligator Alcatraz' immigration jail, with $608m reimbursement at risk after federal funding uncertainty.
US judge orders government to protect salmon in hydropower dispute
Oregon judge orders US government to alter hydropower operations to protect endangered salmon, rejecting Trump administration's challenge.
Silchester Dig Reveals Sophisticated Pre-Roman Lifestyle
Excavations at Silchester show the Atrebates enjoyed a sophisticated lifestyle with imported goods and town planning before the Roman invasion.
Kitchen Staples Can Keep Valentine's Flowers Fresh for Weeks, Expert Says
Use common kitchen items like sugar, vinegar, and vodka to keep Valentine's flowers fresh for weeks. Expert tips from GardeningExpress.
Turtles and wildlife die as NSW water cuts cause wetland disaster
Hundreds of turtles and other wildlife die in NSW wetlands after WaterNSW abruptly stops environmental flows, leaving animals trapped in drying mud.
Arkansas Officials Kill Bear Suspected in Fatal Campground Attack
Arkansas officials shoot black bear suspected of fatal mauling of camper Max Thomas in Ozark National Forest; second fatal attack in weeks.
Police Ban Drones Over Cairngorms Wildfire Amid Water-Bombing
Police have banned drones from flying over the Cairngorms wildfire as helicopters conduct water-bombing operations, with around 70 firefighters tackling the blaze affecting 25 square kilometres.
Delhi Smog Disrupts Flights and Overshadows Messi Visit
Severe smog in Delhi disrupts flights, delays Lionel Messi's visit, cancels cricket match, and sparks protests as air quality hits hazardous levels.
Cornwall's Lithium Rush: Economic Promise Amid Environmental Concerns
A new mining boom targets lithium in Cornwall, promising jobs and economic revival but raising environmental fears.
Chile Wildfires Kill at Least 18 as President Declares State of Catastrophe
At least 18 dead as wildfires burn 8,500 hectares, force 50,000 to evacuate in central and southern Chile; president declares state of catastrophe.
Wood Burners Triple Indoor Pollution For Children In Wales, Study Finds
Study finds wood burners triple children's indoor pollution exposure in Wales, with rural homes most affected.
Monty Don's Natural Advice for Slugs and Snails in Gardens
Monty Don shares natural, chemical-free tips to deter slugs and snails, including barriers, predators, and companion planting.
Cactus Lures Bats with Fuzzy Acoustic Hat in Brazil
A Brazilian cactus uses a fuzzy structure called a cephalium to reflect bat echolocation, attracting pollinators.
Count Binface unveils Clacton manifesto targeting Farage
Count Binface releases his Clacton by-election manifesto, taking aim at Nigel Farage with pledges like banning resigning MPs from standing again and building affordable homes.
US Exits Paris Climate Agreement for Second Time
US exits Paris climate agreement for second time, leaving only Iran, Libya, and Yemen as non-parties. Experts warn of complications for global climate efforts.
Family History Tied to Norfolk’s Yankee Shipwreck
A visit to the Yankee shipwreck on Blakeney Point connects a writer to his great-great-grandfather's maritime past in Norfolk.
Charity Commission Investigates Aspinall Foundation Over Financial Management
Charity Commission probes Aspinall Foundation over potential financial mismanagement and conflicts of interest, following Carrie Symonds' appointment.
Border wall construction 'desecrating' Native American sacred sites, say Indigenous leaders
Indigenous leaders condemn US-Mexico border wall construction for damaging sacred sites like Kuuchamaa Mountain and ancient geoglyph in Arizona.
Claremont Ramblers Enjoy Sunny Walk on Isle of Bute
Claremont Rambling Club members took a ferry to Rothesay on the Isle of Bute for a sunny day of walking on July 26, 2026.
Four Fishermen Rescued After 24 Hours at Sea Off Florida
Four fishermen, aged 18-90, rescued by US Coast Guard after 24 hours lost at sea off Florida coast.
Amsterdam Becomes First Capital to Ban Public Ads for Meat and Fossil Fuels
Amsterdam bans public adverts for meat and fossil fuels from May 1, citing climate goals and parallels with tobacco advertising. The city council says the move aligns with targets for carbon neutrality and reduced meat consumption.
July gardening jobs: expert tips for a thriving summer garden
Gardening expert James Ewens shares essential July jobs: deadheading, feeding birds, responsible watering, and natural pest control for a thriving summer garden.
Retirees Among Thousands Arrested in Palestine Action Protests Hail Court Ruling
Retirees among nearly 2,800 arrested for supporting Palestine Action celebrate High Court ruling overturning ban as unlawful, but government appeal leaves many in legal uncertainty.
London Parks Turn Yellow Amid Fourth Heatwave
Heat health alerts upgraded to amber as temperatures forecast up to 35C. Thames Water imposes hosepipe ban for over 10 million customers. Parks and fields around London parched.
Black Bear Shot Dead After Fatal Mauling of Camper in Arkansas
Arkansas officials shoot a black bear believed to have fatally mauled a camper. The victim, Max Thomas, 60, was found dead at his campsite.
King Charles's Slurry Pit Plan Risks Row with Prince William
King Charles's plans for a large slurry pit near Prince William's home on the Sandringham estate have sparked local concerns and potential family tensions.
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