Japan Bear Warning as Attacks Surge After Hibernation
Japan reports a sharp rise in bear sightings as animals emerge from hibernation, with 238 attacks and 13 deaths last year. Authorities urge caution ahead of Golden Week.
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Dolphin-Like Sea Monster Fossils Found in Germany
Scientists unearthed remains of a giant ichthyosaur in Germany, over 6.5m long, showing injuries and adaptations that helped it survive 180 million years ago.
Great whites may return to UK seas as climate warms
Experts warn that climate change could bring great white sharks back to British waters, as warming seas recreate conditions for their extinct relatives.
Protesters Disrupt NatWest AGM Over Climate Policy
Protesters forced NatWest to halt its AGM for 30 minutes as chairman Rick Haythornthwaite defended the bank's climate policy against investor accusations of backtracking.
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Greece Bans Sunloungers on 250 Beaches to Protect Nature
Greece has designated 250 'untouched beaches' where commercial activities, including sunloungers and watersports, are banned to preserve natural beauty and ecology.
Rare Split-Coloured Lobster Caught Off Cape Cod
A one-in-50-million split-coloured lobster, half brown and half orange, was caught off Cape Cod and donated to Woods Hole Science Aquarium for study.
Greece Expands Ban on Sun Loungers to 250 Beaches
Greece has increased the number of 'untouched beaches' to 250, banning sun loungers, loud music, and watersports to protect natural beauty and ecosystems.
Climate Finance Barriers at Colombia Conference
Lack of financing is a major barrier to moving away from fossil fuels, officials and experts said at a global conference in Santa Marta, Colombia, aimed at accelerating the energy transition.
3 Vital Signs for Dahlia Sprouting Now
Struggling with dahlias not sprouting? Expert shares three key signs to check—soil temperature, moisture, and tuber firmness—to ensure healthy growth.
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Antarctica Melting from Below as Deep Ocean Heat Advances
A new study reveals that deep ocean heat is migrating towards Antarctica, melting ice shelves from below and threatening global sea level rise and ocean current stability.
Rare April Floods in China Force Evacuations of Over 200
Heavy flooding in Qinzhou, Guangxi, forced over 200 evacuations after record April rainfall of 270mm in 24 hours, with rescue crews using boats.
Infrasound from Pipes May Explain 'Haunted' Buildings
New research reveals that low-frequency infrasound from ageing pipes and ventilation can cause mood shifts and raised cortisol, potentially explaining why old buildings feel 'haunted'.
Victorian Society Reveals Most Endangered Buildings of 2026
The Victorian Society has published its yearly list of the ten most at-risk Victorian and Edwardian buildings in England and Wales, including Teesside's Transporter Bridge and a former railway club in Barrow-in-Furness.
Torrential Rain in Southern China Sparks Flood Fears
Heavy rain across southern China threatens flooding; heatwaves in India hit 45C; unseasonable cold in Canada. Flood warnings issued.
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Energy Transition Must Not Harm Indigenous Lands
Indigenous leaders at a global conference warn that the clean energy transition must not be used as an excuse to plunder their territories for critical minerals.
Rudd Warns Australians Will Call 'Bullshit' on Green Energy
Kevin Rudd warns that Australians will reject green energy policies if they don't deliver tangible benefits like lower prices, reliable supply, and new jobs, citing US experience under Trump.
Wolves Thrive on Isle Royale as Moose Plummet
Isle Royale's wolf population hits highest since 1970s, while moose numbers drop 75% from 2019 peak, researchers report.
Sport's Role in Climate Emergency Awareness
Athletes promote 'The People’s Emergency Briefing' film, using sport to reach audiences beyond traditional climate communication.
Atlantic currents weakening, not collapsing, scientists say
Experts respond to George Monbiot's article on Atlantic currents, clarifying that while AMOC may weaken, collapse is not certain and emissions reduction can still help.
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Severe Storms Threaten Midwest and Mississippi Valley
Nearly 50 million people at risk as severe storms bring tornadoes, hail, and high winds to the Midwest and Mississippi Valley, following a deadly weekend in Texas.
Georgia Wildfires Destroy Over 100 Homes Amid Drought
Heavy rain slows but fails to extinguish two major wildfires in drought-stricken Georgia, destroying over 100 homes. More than 150 fires burn across the Southeast.
Chicken Firms Fight River Pollution Lawsuit
Lawyers for Avara Foods and Freemans of Newent argue that a claim by over 1,300 people blaming them for pollution in the Rivers Wye and Usk is 'entirely inferential' and lacks scientific basis.
Urban Peregrines' Diverse Diet Revealed in Stevenage
A new pair of peregrine falcons in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, exhibit a varied diet including pigeons, ducks, and waders, as evidenced by feather remains collected by a local expert.
Lanternfly Invasion: 2026 Could Be Worse, Experts Warn
Invasive spotted lanternflies from China are set to blanket sidewalks, trees, and cars. Experts warn 2026 could be worse, with NYC facing millions of bugs.
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Hardcastle Crags: Woodland Haven with Riverside Walk
Explore Hardcastle Crags, a 400-acre woodland in Hebden Bridge with scenic trails, wildlife, and a historic 19th-century mill. A pristine natural escape.
Three Bald Eagles Missing From Dollywood After Storms
Dollywood seeks public help to find three bald eagles missing from Eagle Mountain Sanctuary after severe storms damaged their aviary.
Financing Hurdle for Fossil Fuel Transition Highlighted
Officials and experts at a global conference in Colombia say lack of financing is a major barrier to moving away from fossil fuels, with developing nations facing high borrowing costs.
Flesh-Eating Bacteria Found in Hamptons Waters
Vibrio vulnificus hotspots found in Long Island ponds, posing severe infection risk. Toxic algae also detected, contaminating shellfish.
Orangutan Uses Rope Bridge to Cross Road in Sumatra
A Sumatran orangutan has been filmed for the first time using a human-made canopy bridge to cross a public road, offering hope for conservation efforts.
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Heavy Rain Slows Georgia Wildfires, New Blazes Emerge
Heavy weekend rain helped slow two major Georgia wildfires, but new blazes started. Over 100 homes destroyed, fires only partially contained.
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