Gaza Farmers Blocked by Israel's Yellow Line Border
New data shows 94% of Gaza's agricultural land is unusable as Israel's 'yellow line' prevents farmers from accessing their fields, deepening food insecurity in the territory.
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UK's Least Scenic Locations Exposed in Survey
A survey identifies Britain's ugliest places, from Basingstoke to Perth, linking poor scenery to negative health impacts. Researchers reveal urban features harm scenic ratings.
Chance Meeting with Refugee Inspires Epic Charity Cycle to Gaza
A chance encounter on a Welsh road led to a Palestinian asylum seeker becoming part of a local family. Now, inspired by his journey, his 'sister' is cycling 4,800km to Gaza to raise funds for charities.
Hawaii's Worst Flooding in Decades: Damage and Dam Threat
Hawaii faces its most severe flooding in over 20 years, with catastrophic damage, evacuations, and concerns over an aging dam as more rain is forecast.
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Monty Don: March is Prime Time to Plant Woody Shrubs
Gardening expert Monty Don reveals why March is the perfect month to plant woody shrubs, offering tips for ensuring they thrive for years in your garden.
Top Spring Food for Robins and Blue Tits in Your Garden
Bird feeding specialists recommend peanuts as the essential high-energy food for garden birds during the spring nesting season, with crucial advice on safe feeding methods.
Gardener's Crucial March Task for a Spectacular Summer Garden
A gardening expert explains why removing weeds in March is essential for summer blooms, plus six other vital jobs to prepare your outdoor space for the warmer months.
Compact Clematis Perfect for Small Urban Gardens and Containers
Award-winning breeder Raymond Evison launches three new compact clematis varieties at RHS Chelsea Flower Show, ideal for pots, containers and hanging baskets in confined spaces.
National Trust Urges Public to Lobby MPs Over Nature Crisis
The National Trust has launched its first campaign in 15 years, urging the public to contact MPs to demand urgent action to reverse nature's decline. Polling reveals restoring nature is a priority for voters across political divides.
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Santa Monica Airport to Close in 2028 After Local Complaints
The 107-year-old Santa Monica Airport in California will permanently shut down at the end of 2028, making way for a massive new park space following roughly 50 years of resident complaints about noise and environmental impacts.
Four-Horned Sheep Attracts Crowds at Remote Chinese Zoo
A rare four-horned sheep, believed to be a genetic mutation, is drawing tourists to a tiny mountain zoo in China. The animal joins other recent mutant sightings, including a two-headed cow in Kentucky, sparking scientific debate.
B&M's £15 Hedgehog House: Wildlife Boost for Gardens
B&M is selling a £15 Hedgehog House to help declining hedgehog populations. The RSPCA recommends adding shelters to gardens as habitat loss threatens these spiny mammals.
Uganda Reintroduces Rhinos After 43-Year Extinction
Ugandan wildlife authorities have successfully reintroduced southern white rhinos into Kidepo Valley National Park, where they had been extinct since 1983 due to poaching.
King Charles Opens World's Longest Coastal Walk Amid Disputes
King Charles III has inaugurated the world's longest managed coastal walk in England, spanning 2,689 miles. However, 20% remains closed due to landowner objections, erosion, and ferry issues.
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States Sue Trump EPA Over Climate Finding Repeal
A coalition of 24 US states, cities, and counties has filed a lawsuit challenging the EPA's decision to revoke the 2009 endangerment finding on greenhouse gases.
MPs Overestimate Public Opposition to Local Clean Energy
Research shows rightwing media narratives create false perception of net zero backlash, with 40% of voters strongly supporting climate action versus 24% opposed.
NSW Rejects Climate Warning, Allows Coalmine Expansions
The NSW Labor government will continue approving coalmine expansions, ignoring advice from its climate agency that this breaches emissions targets, while banning new standalone mines.
NT's Unprecedented Wet Season: Five Disasters Hit in Climate Crisis
The Northern Territory endures five major disasters in a single wet season, with flooding, cyclones, and infrastructure failures highlighting urgent climate action needs.
Nesting Herons' Chaos in Stranmillis Woods, Belfast
Observing grey herons in Stranmillis woods, Belfast, as early breeders navigate storm-damaged nests and share parental duties in a bustling spring colony.
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Tasmanian Possum Naps in Airport Gift Shop Among Soft Toys
A Tasmanian possum was found sleeping among soft toys in an airport gift shop, creating an adorable wildlife moment. The incident highlights unexpected animal encounters in urban settings.
Alarming 'Forever Chemicals' in North Yorkshire Residents' Blood
Exclusive blood testing in Bentham, North Yorkshire, reveals one in four residents have toxic Pfas levels in the highest risk category, linked to serious health issues like cancer and infertility.
Smokeless Fuels Increase Ultrafine Particle Pollution
New research shows that low-smoke fuels, marketed as eco-friendly alternatives, produce more ultrafine particles that embed deep in lungs, raising health risks in homes and streets.
Iran War's Environmental Disaster: Black Rain and Pollution
US-Israeli strikes on Iranian oil depots and military sites are causing severe environmental damage, including black acid rain and marine pollution, with monitors warning of long-term toxic effects across the region.
Wildlife Havens in UK Cities: Readers' Top Nature Spots
From a deconsecrated London cemetery to a Cumbrian seal colony, readers share their favourite UK nature reserves and national parks, highlighting urban wildlife havens and scenic escapes.
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Climate Crisis Made US West Heatwave 'Virtually Impossible'
A new scientific analysis reveals the record-breaking heatwave scorching the US West would have been virtually impossible without human-caused climate change, with temperatures up to 30F above average.
Australia Approves Coal Seam Gas Expansion in Queensland
The Australian federal government has approved a coal seam gas expansion in Queensland, contributing 120 million tonnes of emissions, sparking climate criticism.
Cyclone Narelle Hits Queensland with 250km/h Winds
Aerial footage reveals severe flooding in far north Queensland after Tropical Cyclone Narelle made landfall, with climate experts linking its intensity to global heating and high ocean temperatures.
Wildlife Week: Boar Babies, Slug Mascots, Rhino Returns
This week's wildlife highlights include wild boar in a German supermarket, a banana slug with unique anatomy, and rhinos returning to Uganda after 40 years.
Fungal Inoculation Boosts Pine Growth, Cuts Fertiliser Need
A US startup, Funga, applies wild fungal extracts to loblolly pine seedlings, aiming to enhance growth by 30% and reduce artificial fertiliser reliance, with early trials showing promising results.
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Rio Banana Growers Protect Urban Forest with Agroforestry
In Rio de Janeiro, traditional banana growers use agroforestry to preserve Pedra Branca state park, blending crops with native species to combat biodiversity loss and urban pressure.
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