Riverside Flora Chronicles Urban History in Botanical Diary
A riverside walk uncovers how plants reveal the city's historical layers, from industrial past to modern ecology, in a detailed botanical exploration.
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Romania's Gambling Crackdown: Councils Can Ban Betting Shops
Romania introduces emergency decree allowing local councils to veto or ban gambling venues, with at least nine cities planning full prohibitions amid public health concerns.
Dog Trainer Names Three Most Challenging Breeds to Train
Professional trainer Will Atherton identifies Siberian Huskies, 'Poo' crossbreeds, and Caucasian Shepherds as the most difficult dogs to work with, citing their independent nature and high energy demands.
NT Floods: Boil Water Alerts, Crocodile Warnings Amid Evacuations
Northern Territory communities face severe flooding with boil water alerts, crocodile dangers, and evacuations as record-breaking rain inundates rivers and highways.
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Greens' Dog Licence and Zoo Ban Plan Sparks 'Killjoy' Criticism
The Green Party proposes reintroducing dog licences and abolishing zoos, with critics calling the policies 'barking mad' and a threat to animal conservation efforts.
Dubai Pet Abandonment Crisis Amid Missile Attacks
Vets in Dubai report a surge in pet euthanasia requests as Brits abandon animals to escape conflict. Rescue groups are overwhelmed by deserted pets tied to poles and left on streets.
Environment Agency Ignored 100 Warnings Over Toxic Fly Tip
A massive illegal waste dump in Gloucestershire has been operating for seven years despite nearly 100 warnings to the Environment Agency about toxic fumes and environmental damage.
Time Running Out to Rescue England's 'Forgotten Forests'
The Woodland Trust warns England is running out of time to restore ancient woodlands buried under plantations, with government targets far from being met and urgent action needed before 2030.
Federal Response to NT and Queensland Floods Amid Political Reactions
The Australian federal government has announced emergency measures and funding in response to severe flooding in the Northern Territory and Queensland, with political leaders from Labor and the Coalition offering reactions and support.
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Kaavan the Elephant Freed After 35 Years of Loneliness
Kaavan, dubbed the 'world's loneliest elephant', endured 35 years shackled in a Pakistani zoo after his companion's death. Following global campaigns, he was relocated to a Cambodian sanctuary in 2020, where he now thrives with proper care and socialisati
Rescue Dog Returned After Eight Years Sparks Emotional Plea
Starfish Animal Rescue shares the heartbreaking story of Winchester, a dog surrendered after eight years with his family. The rescue's emotional plea for a foster home has touched many online.
Sun-Drying Duvets in March Eliminates Bacteria
A simple sun-drying technique in March can sanitise duvets by destroying bacteria and dust mites without using a washing machine, leaving bedding fresh and clean.
UK Water Scandal Whistleblower Breaks Silence After Channel 4 Drama
Robert Forrester, the whistleblower behind Britain's toxic water scandal, reveals how the Environment Agency ignored pollution for years as public outrage grows following Channel 4's documentary.
Global Marches Mark International Women's Day 2026
Women worldwide participated in marches and demonstrations on International Women's Day 2026, highlighting ongoing efforts to combat discrimination and accelerate gender parity.
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Fuel Tax Credits Blow Hole in Labour's Climate Budget
The Australian government's fuel tax credit scheme, costing billions annually, subsidises diesel and petrol use for miners, undermining climate goals. Calls grow to reform this costly anti-climate policy as budget pressures mount.
White Abalone Brought Back from Brink by Marine Lab Breeding
An innovative breeding program at UC Davis's Bodega Marine Laboratory has successfully revived the endangered white abalone, releasing over 20,000 into the ocean after decades of overfishing.
Australian Farmers Face Fuel Crisis Amid Middle East Conflict
Australian farmers are struggling with fuel shortages and soaring diesel prices due to Middle East tensions, threatening food production and supermarket prices nationwide.
Trump EPA Rollbacks Aid States in Climate Lawsuits
Vermont and New York defend climate superfund laws as Trump's EPA repeal of the endangerment finding undermines federal preemption claims in court battles.
UK Environmental Laws Block Green Projects, Harm Nature
Well-intentioned UK environmental laws are blocking vital green infrastructure like wind farms and nuclear plants, while failing to address the real drivers of nature loss, such as intensive farming.
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Simple March Gardening Task to Remove Weeds and Feed Plants
A gardening specialist explains why March is the perfect time to tackle young weeds and how to transform them into nutrient-rich liquid feed for your garden.
Eco-Friendly Funeral Alternatives Transforming UK Burial Practices
Traditional UK burials and cremations are being replaced by green alternatives like artificial reefs, space burials, and mushroom coffins as Britons seek personalised, environmentally conscious final arrangements.
Daylight Saving Time 2026: US Spring Forward in March (08.03.2026)
Daylight saving time begins in the US on March 8, 2026, with clocks moving forward an hour. Learn about the schedule, health impacts, and ongoing debates over DST abolition.
BrewDog Sells Highland Estate at Loss After Dropping Forest Plan
BrewDog sold its Kinrara estate for just £8.85m, barely above its 2020 purchase price, despite including millions in carbon credits and inflation pushing its value higher.
British Columbia Ends Daylight Saving Time Permanently
British Columbia has decided to permanently adopt daylight saving time, ending biannual clock changes. The move creates a new Pacific time zone, influenced by public demand and cross-border tensions.
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Natural Weed Removal Hack: Salt and Boiling Water Method
A DIY enthusiast shares a simple, chemical-free method to eliminate weeds from patio paving using common household items, with visible results in just three to five days.
Scotland Leads UK with Water Cremations as Green Funeral Option
Scotland has legalised water cremations, offering an eco-friendly alternative to traditional burials or cremations. The process uses alkaline hydrolysis to dissolve bodies, leaving only pulverised bones.
Manchester Entrepreneur: Why International Women's Day Remains Essential
Zara Khalique, founder of Keep It Bright, argues International Women's Day is crucial for celebrating women's achievements and highlighting ongoing inequality, despite some questioning its necessity.
Best Online Nurseries: Expert Picks for Plants, Bulbs, Seeds
Discover the best online nurseries for buying plants, bulbs, and seeds, as recommended by top gardeners and landscape designers. Find reliable sources for perennials, trees, roses, and more.
Dandora Dump: Waste Pickers' Struggle in Kenya's Recycling Chain
At Kenya's largest dump, Dandora, waste pickers face toxic conditions and poverty while recycling global waste. This exposé reveals their invisibility in sustainability efforts.
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Cocoa Crisis: West African Farmers Abandon Land After Price Crash
West African cocoa farmers face desperate choices as crashing prices leave beans rotting in warehouses, forcing many to lease land to illegal miners and abandon traditional livelihoods.
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