Horses can smell human fear, new research finds
Scientists discover horses detect fear in human sweat, affecting their heart rate and behaviour. Learn how your emotions impact equine interactions.
Category : Environment
Stinky Seaweed Invasions Cost US Billions Annually
Massive sargassum seaweed blooms are causing economic damage up to $1bn, closing beaches and posing health risks from Florida to the Caribbean. New study quantifies the staggering cost.
Boston's Famous Accent on the Brink of Extinction
The classic Boston accent, famed for dropping 'R's, is disappearing due to major demographic changes. Discover why locals say 'Pahk the cah' may soon be history.
Cruise line teaches guests to monitor polar ice caps
Aurora Expeditions launches a citizen science project where passengers use thermal cameras to collect vital data on Antarctic ice. Join the mission to help protect our planet.
Antarctica's Hidden Landscape Finally Revealed
Scientists unveil the most detailed map of Antarctica's subglacial terrain, revealing mountains and valleys crucial for predicting sea-level rise. Discover the findings.
Fox Sanctuary Owner Ordered to Remove Animals from Home
Steve Mason, who runs the Second Chance Fox Sanctuary, has been issued a notice to remove foxes from his Hampshire home after a neighbour's complaint. He argues the animals need intensive care.
Monty Don's 'interesting' gardening admission on Rhine trip
Gardeners' World star Monty Don shares surprising insights from his BBC series exploring gardens along the Rhine, revealing the human stories behind the greenery. Watch now.
Safety fears aired before fatal paramotor crash
A fatal accident inquiry hears a producer's safety concerns for cameraman Dan Burton before his 2021 paramotor collision with climate activist Sacha Dench. Read the latest from the Highlands hearing.
Spanish 'Garden of Eden' Farm's 500+ Citrus Varieties
A Spanish farm's collection of over 500 rare citrus fruits, from Buddha's hands to finger limes, is inspiring UK chefs and could hold genetic secrets for climate-resilient farming. Discover this organic haven.
Community rallies to support farmers after Victorian bushfires
After fires devastated farms in Victoria, grassroots volunteers deliver hay, water and hope. Farmers like Pietro Porcu find strength in community generosity as they begin the long road to recovery.
Giant Sydney fatberg could close beaches for months
A secret report reveals a colossal fatberg in Sydney's sewer system is the likely source of last year's beach pollution. Fixing it could shut iconic shores for months. Read the full investigation.
Make Your UK Workplace More Eco-Friendly in 2024
From cutting commute emissions to smarter waste systems, discover actionable strategies for UK businesses to boost sustainability, improve morale, and reduce their environmental impact.
Adam Frost 'uncomfortable' over plant threat confession
Gardeners' World star Adam Frost was left feeling 'uncomfortable' after a BBC Morning Live viewer confessed to threatening her plants to encourage growth. The horticulturalist shared his surprise on air.
Bolivia's Uru Chipaya people battle extinction from climate crisis
The 4,000-year-old Uru Chipaya civilisation, known as the 'people of water', is fighting for survival as drought, salinity and mass migration threaten their existence. Discover their urgent struggle.
HD footage of uncontacted Amazon tribe released
American naturalist Paul Rosolie shares astonishing high-definition video of a remote Peruvian tribe, a 'world first' captured on film. See the remarkable encounter.
Shark Teeth Weakened by Ocean Acidification
New research reveals human-caused ocean acidification is damaging shark teeth, threatening their role as apex predators. Read the full study findings.
Acid Oceans Could Dull Sharks' Fearsome Teeth
German scientists reveal rising ocean acidity damages shark teeth, threatening their predatory edge. Discover the implications for marine ecosystems and conservation efforts.
Woman finds 2.5m python coiled on her chest in bed
A Queensland woman woke to find a massive carpet python on her chest. Discover how she calmly ushered the snake out and why experts say sightings are increasing.
School Flushes Toilets with Buckets Amid Water Outage
A Kent headteacher brands South East Water 'appalling' as staff use buckets to flush toilets. Supplies restored after a week, but the firm faces a licence probe. Read the full story.
Dog's unexpected reaction to bird feeder goes viral
A man set up a bird feeder to entertain his golden retriever, but the dog developed a new habit: evicting squirrels. The hilarious TikTok video sparked a huge reaction online.
Sort Your Garden Seeds the Monty Don Way This January
Discover how to organise your seed collection for the year ahead, inspired by Monty Don's method. Perfect for a productive, hangover-free January weekend in the garden.
Scientists urged to unite in microplastics health debate
A scientific dispute over methods for detecting microplastics in human bodies risks stalling vital health research. Experts warn this 'ozone moment' requires urgent collaboration to counter industry doubt and protect public health.
Climate income study retracted, article removed
A 2024 article predicting a 19% drop in global incomes by 2050 due to climate change has been removed after the underlying study was retracted. Authors plan to resubmit a revised paper. Stay informed on climate policy.
Queen's Brian May rules out Glastonbury over badger cull row
Queen guitarist Brian May confirms the band will not play Glastonbury Festival due to a long-standing political dispute with founder Michael Eavis over badger culling. Read the full story.
Water restored after six-day disruption in Kent and Sussex
South East Water restores supply after Storm Goretti left 30,000 without water. Ofwat investigates as company faces criticism and potential fines. Read the latest.
Two 'Most Unwanted' Dogs Spend 2 Years in Kennels
Rescue dogs Jimmy and Hector have been waiting over 730 days for adoption. Despite being loving and child-friendly, their size keeps them overlooked. Read their story and learn how to help.
Water restored after week-long outage for 30,000 customers
South East Water restores supply after Storm Goretti chaos, but faces an Ofwat investigation and fierce criticism from MPs and the public. Read the latest.
Fire rips through Seoul's Guryong village, 250 evacuated
A huge fire tore through Guryong shantytown in Seoul's affluent Gangnam district, forcing over 250 residents to flee. No injuries reported as 300 firefighters battled the blaze.
Water restored to most after major incident in South East
Water supplies are finally back for most homes in Kent and Sussex after six days of disruption. Ofwat investigates South East Water as 320 properties still face issues. Read the latest.
Water restored to most homes after six-day disruption
Water supplies return to most Kent and Sussex homes after Storm Goretti outage. Ofwat investigates South East Water as bottled water stations remain open.
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