Gaza Water Crisis Worsens as Israeli Attacks Kill Engineer and Drivers
Israeli attacks kill Gaza water engineer and two drivers, worsening clean water shortages and fuelling disease spread amid infrastructure destruction.
Category : Environment
Climate Event Cancelled by Extreme Heat in London
A climate event on extreme heat governance was cancelled after a red weather warning for extreme heat in London. Organisers cited lack of cooling and safety concerns.
40 Arrested as Pro-Palestine Protesters Clash with Police in Whitehall
40 arrested after pro-Palestine protesters clash with police in Whitehall near Downing Street, amid heightened tensions following Manchester synagogue attack.
Gardeners Urged to Sow These 5 Seeds in April for Summer Success
Expert Benedict Vanheems urges gardeners to sow five seed varieties in April for a successful summer harvest, including carrots, courgettes, cucumbers, chard, and celery.
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Cyprus and Turkey Wildfires Claim 12 Lives Amid Record Heatwave
Wildfires in Cyprus and Turkey kill 12, destroy homes and farmland amid record heatwave exceeding 44C.
Over 200 Animals Rescued from Squalid New York Home, Elderly Woman Found Trapped
Over 200 animals rescued from hoarding situation in New York; elderly woman found trapped in squalid home.
Roman Coastline Unearthed in East Yorkshire Field
Roman coastline discovered in East Yorkshire field, revealing ancient coastal settlement and shifting landscapes over millennia.
Iran Conflict Disrupts Fertiliser Supply to Africa
Iran conflict disrupts fertiliser supply to Africa via Strait of Hormuz, raising food costs and economic pressures.
Dr Ranj Singh's 3pm Rule for UK Heatwave Wednesday
Dr Ranj Singh advises avoiding outdoor activities between 3pm and 5pm during the UK heatwave, as temperatures may reach 40°C, with a red health warning issued.
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California Island Wildfire Linked to Distress Flare Scorches 10,000 Acres
A wildfire on Santa Rosa Island, California, linked to a sailor's distress flare, has burned 10,000 acres, becoming the state's largest this year.
British Climber Killed in Yosemite Rockfall on El Capitan
British climber killed and partner critically injured in Yosemite rockfall on El Capitan, the first such fatality in 18 years.
Iowa Water Study Funds Diverted After Report Blames Agriculture
Polk County stripped $400k from Iowa water study public awareness budget after report linked pollution to agriculture, sparking suppression concerns.
Hiker Killed in Bear Attack at Glacier National Park
A hiker was killed by a bear in Glacier National Park, the first fatal attack there since 1998. The victim's body was found Wednesday near Mount Brown trail.
Extreme Heat Cancels London Climate Adaptation Event
A London event on tackling extreme heat was cancelled due to extreme heat, with temperatures forecast up to 35°C. Organisers cited lack of cooling and safety concerns.
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Hundreds of UK Schools Close as Extreme Heat Nears 40°C
Hundreds of schools in England are closing or shutting early as a heat dome brings temperatures up to 39°C. Red and amber warnings are in place, with humidity making conditions dangerous.
Berlin Blackout Mystery: Saboteurs Cause Longest Power Cut Since WWII
Saboteurs caused Berlin's longest power cut since WWII, cutting power to 45,000 homes for five days in January. Hospitals affected, identity unknown.
Parisians Swim In The Seine After 100 Year Ban
Parisians legally swim in the Seine for first time in over a century after €1.4bn cleanup, with designated zones and safety measures.
BBC Licence Fee Warning Angers England Fans During World Cup
The BBC displayed a licence fee warning with a QR code during England's World Cup match against Ghana, sparking backlash from fans and criticism over the mid-game interruption.
Tens of Thousands Protest Across Italy Against Gaza War, Disrupting Cities
Tens of thousands protest across Italy against Gaza war, shutting schools, disrupting trains and blocking ports in one of Europe's largest demonstrations.
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Surfer Critical After Shark Attack at Sydney's Manly Beach
A 27-year-old surfer is in critical condition after a shark attack at Manly Beach, the third in two days in Sydney. Northern beaches remain closed.
Japan to Relax Bear-Shooting Laws Amid Surge in Attacks
Japan relaxes bear-shooting laws after record attacks, with emergency shootings allowed in populated areas to address rising bear encounters.
Extreme Heat: The Silent Killer in Britain's Summers
Heatwaves are becoming more intense due to climate change, posing serious health risks. Learn how to stay safe during extreme heat in the UK.
UN Warns of Imminent El Niño as 2026 Could Become Hottest Year on Record
UN warns El Niño has 80% chance of forming before September, potentially making 2026 the hottest year on record, with extreme weather risks.
2025 Confirmed as UK's Hottest and Sunniest Year on Record
2025 was the UK's hottest and sunniest year on record, with mean temperature 10.09°C and 1,648.5 sunshine hours, driven by climate change.
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Finland's Sand Battery Offers Long-Term Renewable Energy Storage
Finland's commercial sand battery stores renewable energy for months, providing clean heat through Nordic winters using low-grade sand.
Bumblebees Show Tool Using Intelligence In Study
Bumblebees can use tools to solve problems, a study finds, challenging assumptions about insect intelligence.
UK Households Told to Use Coffee Grounds in Gardens This January
Former Royal gardener Jack Stooks advises UK households to use coffee grounds in gardens this January for compost and mulch, and shares tips for winter garden care.
Tunisia Urges British Tourists to Return After Sousse Attack
Tunisia's interior minister urges British tourists to return, saying the country is no more threatened by terrorism than European cities, as UK travel advice remains restrictive.
Ryde Studio Opens in Liverpool with £500k Investment
Ryde Studio, a boutique fitness brand, has opened its first Liverpool location on Victoria Street following a £500,000 investment, offering cycling and other classes.
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Greenland Ice Core Data Supports Ancient Cosmic Impact Theory
Greenland ice cores show a platinum spike 12,900 years ago, supporting the theory of a cosmic impact that caused abrupt climate change and megafauna extinction.
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