Puerto Rico Declares Emergency Over Coastal Erosion
Puerto Rico declares state of emergency for coastal erosion, allocating $105M for measures like relocating homes and planting mangroves.
Category : Environment
Gardeners Warned to Watch for Brown Spots on Tomatoes That Signal Devastating Blight
Gardeners warned to check tomatoes daily for brown spots caused by Late Blight, which can destroy entire harvests in days. Expert tips on prevention and treatment.
Baby Rabbits Rescued from North Sea Drilling Rig After Epic Journey
Three baby rabbits rescued from a North Sea drilling rig after stowing away in a container from Dundee, now safe at a wildlife rescue centre.
Buenos Aires Ecopark Under Fire After Animal Deaths
Buenos Aires ecopark criticised after giraffe and rhino deaths; activists say conditions unchanged since zoo closure.
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Trafford Centre Summer Fair Returns with Beach and Splash Pool
The Trafford Centre Summer Fair returns July 18 with a beach, splash pool, and rides. Online tickets £2.75, plus free Cosmic Carnival shows and Emergency Services Day.
Lord Lebedev Backs Nature's Rights Bill in Lords Debate
Lord Lebedev backed the Nature's Rights Bill in the Lords, calling it a response to 'one of the greatest crises of our times.' The Bill would grant nature legal rights, but the Government opposed it, citing existing frameworks.
RHS January Warning: Avoid Walking on Frosty Lawn to Prevent Damage
RHS warns gardeners to avoid walking on frosty lawns in January to prevent damage that can take weeks to repair.
Gardener shares simple hack to kill gravel weeds using boiling water
A gardener shares a simple, chemical-free method to kill gravel weeds using boiling water, with tips for best results.
EPA Allows Higher Ethanol Fuel to Lower Gas Prices
EPA temporarily allows E15 ethanol fuel sales to lower gas prices, but experts question effectiveness and warn of health and food cost impacts.
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Antarctic Winter Heatwave Shatters Record with 15.4C Peak
Antarctic winter heatwave sets record high of 15.4C, alarming scientists about climate breakdown and glacier melt.
BBC Axes Winterwatch: Fans Furious Over Cost-Cutting
BBC's decision to axe Winterwatch as part of cost-cutting has been branded 'terrible' by fans, who plan to launch a petition to save it, despite previous failure to save Autumnwatch.
Lake Mead Drops Six Feet, Nears Record Low Water Levels
Lake Mead has dropped six feet in a month, nearing its record low, with officials warning of further declines and rising water temperatures.
Liverpool Lib Dem leader accused of queerbaiting in cover shoot
Liverpool Labour councillor Harry Doyle accuses Liberal Democrat leader Carl Cashman of using 'sex appeal' and 'queerbaiting' in an Attitude magazine cover shoot for political gain.
K'gari Dingo Cull Sparks Outrage After Backpacker's Death
Queensland culls six dingoes after backpacker's death on K'gari, sparking expert warnings of extinction risk and criticism from traditional owners.
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Welsh Activists Tear Down Union Jack and England Flags
Welsh nationalist group Mudiad Eryr Wen tore down Union Jack and St George's Cross flags from lampposts near Wrexham's Cae Ras stadium, calling the flags an 'embarrassment' and vowing to continue removals.
UK Third Heatwave Different from June: Met Office
Yellow heat health alerts issued for multiple English regions as temperatures hit 30C. Met Office says this heatwave will be less extreme and less widespread than June's record-breaking heat.
King Charles III Opens England Coast Path, But 20% Still Closed
King Charles III opens England Coast Path, but 20% remains closed due to landowner disputes, erosion, and a disused ferry.
Llancaiach Fawr Still Closed a Year After Operator Chosen
Llancaiach Fawr remains closed 18 months on, with no deal finalised despite a preferred operator being chosen in July 2025, leaving the Tudor manor's future uncertain.
Australia Warned of Legal Action Over Fossil Fuels After Landmark ICJ Climate Ruling
Vanuatu warns Australia could face legal action over fossil fuels after ICJ ruling finds countries have binding obligations to prevent climate change.
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Bin Man Urges Parents: Stop Putting Nappies in Recycling
A binman criticises parents for putting used nappies in recycling bins, urging proper disposal in general waste.
Times Square Fan Zone Denied Opening for England v Mexico
We Are Fan Zones confirms the Times Square Fan Zone in Newcastle will not open for England's World Cup last-16 match against Mexico due to licensing issues, but hopes to return for the quarter-finals.
The Indonesian Meteorite That Wasn't Worth Millions
The truth behind the Indonesian meteorite said to be worth $1.8m: it sold for far less, debunking viral claims of a villager becoming a millionaire.
Traditional British Puddings At Risk Of Extinction
English Heritage warns traditional British puddings face extinction as two-thirds of households make them monthly or less.
Palestine Action Activists Jailed for £1.2m Factory Raid
Four Palestine Action activists jailed for £1.2m factory raid on Elbit Systems near Bristol, with judge ruling it an act of terrorism.
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Farmers Paid To Host Lynx And Beavers In Rewilding Scheme
WildEast aims to return an area the size of Dorset to nature, with farmers pledging 20% of land for wildlife and reintroducing lynx, pelicans, and beavers.
Best Bistro Sets for Small Balconies and Gardens 2026
Discover the best bistro sets for small balconies and gardens. From budget-friendly options to stylish designs, maximise your outdoor space this summer.
Gardening Experts Urge Lawn Aeration in June for Thicker Grass
Gardening experts urge lawn aeration in June for thicker, healthier grass. Aeration improves nutrient absorption and helps prevent weeds.
Millewa-Mallee First Nations Win Native Title After 30-Year Battle
Historic native title win for Millewa-Mallee First Nations in Victoria after 30-year legal battle, granting exclusive rights over thousands of square kilometres.
Trump-Epstein Statue on National Mall Removed Over Permit Issue
US authorities remove Trump-Epstein statue from National Mall over permit violation, sparking controversy amid Epstein files debate.
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Alan Titchmarsh's Five Must-Have Perennials for Every Garden
Alan Titchmarsh names five essential perennials for any garden, including Scabiosa, Pulmonaria, ferns, lavender, and geraniums.
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