Toxic Algae Crisis Leaves 500,000 Without Safe Water
Toxic algae blooms leave 500,000 without safe water in US, driven by climate change and pollution, with no federal toxin limits.
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Thames Water Accused Of 'Gun To Head' Over £3bn Debt
Thames Water faces court battle over £3bn debt, accused of threatening nationalisation to force approval of costly deal.
Japanese Zoo Denies Bullying of Viral Monkey Punch, Says It's Discipline
Japanese zoo denies bullying of viral monkey Punch, says aggressive behaviour is natural discipline within the troop.
Trump’s Climate Silence Stalls IMF and World Bank Green Plans
US pressure sidelines climate talks at IMF/World Bank spring meetings, risking shelving of green action plan for developing countries.
Wallaby Sightings Reported in Suffolk and Norfolk
Wallaby sightings in Suffolk and Norfolk prompt police appeal; animals native to Australia but small wild populations exist in UK.
Father Killed by Crocodile in River Tragedy
A 49-year-old father was killed by a crocodile in Indonesia while searching for shellfish, despite friends' rescue attempts.
Elderly innkeeper trying to revitalise town 15 years after Fukushima
Tomoko Kobayashi, an elderly innkeeper, continues her 15-year mission to revive Odaka, Fukushima, after the 2011 nuclear disaster, with radiation monitoring and community rebuilding.
Warmer World To Bring More Rain To Antarctica
Antarctica could see over 20% more rain under 2C warming, leading to shrinking glaciers, weakened ice shelves, and ecosystem disruption.
Birnbeck Pier Awarded £235,000 in National Lottery Funding
Birnbeck Pier in Weston-super-Mare receives £235,000 National Lottery grant for conservation, following £3.55m government funding.
Crete Wildfire Forces 5,000 to Evacuate as Europe Heatwave Continues
A wildfire in Crete forces 5,000 evacuations amid a Europe-wide heatwave linked to multiple deaths, with fires also in Turkey, Italy, Spain, and Germany.
Nine North East Buildings at Risk
Nine North East buildings, including Sunderland's National Glass Centre and Jesmond Dene Banqueting Hall, have been added to the SAVE Buildings at Risk Register, bringing the UK total to around 1,500.
Tropical Nights to Hit UK Amid Third Heatwave
Tropical nights, where temperatures stay above 20°C, are set to hit the UK as a third heatwave brings highs of 35°C. The once-rare event is becoming more common due to climate change, with health alerts issued.
UK Declares Third Heatwave, Temperatures to Hit 35C
The Met Office has officially declared the UK's third heatwave in three months, with temperatures forecast to reach 35C in parts of southern England later this week, triggering amber heat health alerts.
UK's Third Heatwave: 35C Forecast, Amber Alerts Issued
The UK enters its third heatwave with temperatures up to 35C. Amber heat health alerts are in place for Midlands and southern England from Wednesday to Sunday, with 'tropical nights' expected.
UK's Third Heatwave This Year: Temperatures to Reach 35C
The UK has officially entered its third heatwave in three months, with temperatures expected to exceed 35C in parts of southern England later this week, the Met Office confirmed.
Met Office Heatwave Warning: 5 Ways July Will Differ
The Met Office warns of a third heatwave with highs up to 34C in the South East, but lower humidity will make it feel less intense than June's record-breaking heat.
UK's Third Heatwave: 35C Forecast, Health Alerts Issued
The UK has entered its third heatwave this year, with temperatures potentially reaching 35C. Amber and yellow heat health alerts are in place across England, with warnings of increased mortality and water-related incidents.
Squirrelpox Confirmed in Red Squirrels in Clackmannanshire
Squirrelpox virus confirmed in red squirrels in Clackmannanshire, only second case north of Central Belt. Conservation groups urge public to remove feeders to limit spread.
Wimbledon Heatwave: Ice Towels and Gel Packs for Safety
Wimbledon officials are combating extreme heat with 500,000 suncreams, ice towels, gel packs, cooling scarves, and extra shade to protect players and fans as temperatures exceed 34C.
Pacific Lawyer Honoured for Landmark Climate Win at ICJ
Julian Aguon and Pacific students win Right Livelihood award for ICJ climate ruling, marking a new era of accountability.
Rare Burrowing Water Voles Relocated in Glasgow Ahead of Drainage Works
Rare burrowing water voles in Glasgow relocated ahead of drainage works by Scottish Water, using Pringle tubes for trapping.
MSP Praises North Lanarkshire Recovery Cup Success
Clare Adamson MSP attended the North Lanarkshire Recovery Cup, praising its role in supporting recovery, challenging stigma, and fostering community through football.
Thousands at Blyth Carnival for Maritime Parade
Blyth Carnival drew thousands on Saturday with a colourful maritime-themed parade celebrating RNLI's bicentenary, featuring floats, costumes, workshops, and live entertainment.
Four dead after migrant boat capsizes off San Diego coast
Four dead after migrant boat capsizes off San Diego coast; five injured, search ongoing.
Australia's Historic Heatwave Breaks Temperature Records
Australia's historic heatwave breaks records with temperatures above 50°C, affecting south-eastern regions with extreme day and night heat.
Australian Zoologist Demands Total Cat Ban To Save Wildlife
Australian zoologist calls for total cat ban to protect native wildlife from the 300 million animals killed annually by cats.
Kiwi Return to Wellington After Century-Long Absence
Endangered kiwi return to Wellington's hills after over a century, with 250 birds relocated through a community-led conservation project.
Heatwave Sparks Fresh Fears for Wildlife at Hampstead Heath
As London braces for a seven-day heatwave, illegal swimming at Hampstead Heath's wildlife ponds raises concerns despite increased security and fines.
Mbappé Blasts Senator Over Racist 'Chimpanzees' Rant
Kylian Mbappé condemned Paraguayan senator Celeste Amarilla as 'despicable' after she posted a racist tirade calling him 'raised by chimpanzees' following France's World Cup win.
Cuba Zoo Celebrates Rare White Bengal Tiger Birth Amid Crisis
A Cuban zoo celebrates the birth of four Bengal tiger cubs, including a rare white tiger, as workers struggle with fuel and medicine shortages during the energy crisis.
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