Shell Faces New Dutch Lawsuit Over Oil and Gas Investments
Dutch climate activists file new legal action against Shell, demanding an immediate end to new oil and gas projects amid reports of scaled-back renewables and weakened emissions targets.
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Massow's Hunt Feud: Bloodhound Crisis in Sussex
Multi-millionaire Ivan Massow's attempt to rescue the Coakham Bloodhounds Hunt has descended into bitter conflict, with allegations of dog neglect and personal attacks dividing the rural community.
Ken Henry's Gas Tax Critique Sparks Australian Policy Debate
Former Treasury Secretary Ken Henry delivers a sharp critique of Australia's gas tax system, calling it blunt and ineffective, igniting discussions on energy policy reform.
Gardening Hacks to Save Time and Money from Simon Akeroyd
Discover seven unusual gardening tips from RHS-trained expert Simon Akeroyd, including keyhole beds and bindweed feed, to enhance your garden efficiently and affordably.
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Turtles Condemned to Death Despite Nearby Dam Water
Hundreds of turtles are at risk of death due to inaccessible water from a nearby dam, highlighting environmental and conservation challenges in New South Wales.
All-Female Goldman Environmental Prize Winners Announced
Sarah Finch and five other women from around the globe have been honoured with the prestigious Goldman Environmental Prize for their grassroots activism.
Scientists Scramble for Arctic Oil Spill Solutions
As shadow fleet vessels increase risks in fragile Arctic waters, researchers test microbes, chemicals, and fire to contain potential oil disasters, but progress remains slow.
Wood Power Worse for Climate Than Gas, Study Finds
New research shows burning wood for electricity can be more harmful to the climate than gas, even with carbon capture, challenging UK subsidy plans for biomass energy.
1,000+ Toads May Die as Welsh Reservoir Drained in Spring
Conservationists in Denbighshire express outrage as Hafren Dyfrdwy drains Nant-y-Ffrith reservoir during toad breeding season, potentially killing over 1,000 amphibians and disrupting local wildlife.
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NSW Water Agency Criticised for Halting Flows to Wetlands
A leading scientist condemns WaterNSW's decision to stop environmental flows to Gwydir wetlands, leading to turtle deaths and ecological damage, as the government works to reinstate deliveries.
Cocaine Pollution Disrupts Salmon Behaviour in Rivers
A Swedish study finds cocaine pollution in rivers and lakes accumulates in salmon brains, causing them to swim further and disperse more widely, potentially impacting their survival and ecosystem dynamics.
Japan's 40-Bin Town vs Australia's Recycling Challenge
Kamikatsu, Japan, sorts waste into 40 categories for an 80% recycling rate, while Australia's rate is stuck at 44%. As Victoria mandates four bins, experts debate if more streams truly boost sustainability.
Lord Haskins: Yorkshire Farmer with Global Vision and Justice
A tribute to Lord Christopher Haskins, revealing his unique life as a Yorkshire farmer with Irish roots, anti-apartheid activism, and advocacy for social justice and nuclear disarmament.
Climate Groups Sue US Over BP's Gulf of Mexico Drilling Approval
Environmental groups have filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration for approving BP's ultra-deep Kaskida project in the Gulf of Mexico, citing risks of catastrophic oil spills and harm to wildlife, 16 years after the Deepwater Horizon disaster.
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Clean Energy Meets Global Demand in 2025, Fossil Fuels Flat
Renewable sources met all global electricity demand growth in 2025, with solar power rising by a third and fossil fuel generation falling slightly, marking a potential turning point in phasing out planet-heating fuels.
UK Shifts Renewable Energy to Fixed-Price Contracts to Reduce Bills
The UK government plans to transition older wind and solar farms to fixed-price contracts, aiming to shield households from gas price volatility and lower electricity costs.
Trophy Hunting's Role in African Conservation Funding
Trophy hunting funds conservation in Africa, but critics decry it as neocolonial. This article explores the ethical and financial complexities in Mozambique's Niassa reserve.
Frosty Dawn in Staffordshire Reveals Six Ring Ouzels
A magical frost-coated morning in Knotbury, Staffordshire, where a tranquil dawn without breeze allowed for crisp bird recordings and a rare sighting of six ring ouzels, highlighting their subtle beauty amid declining numbers.
Miliband's Green Energy Plan Could Match NHS as Labour Legacy
Ed Miliband's ambitious clean energy strategy aims to create a national asset as transformative as the NHS, promising energy independence and security for future generations.
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Natural England Stops Designating New Wildlife Protection Sites
A report reveals Natural England has not created any new Sites of Special Scientific Interest since 2023, leaving rare habitats vulnerable to development and jeopardising conservation goals.
White Park Cattle Declared 'Priority' At-Risk Breed in UK
The Rare Breeds Survival Trust has moved white park cattle to its priority category as calf numbers plummet. Other native breeds also face urgent conservation needs.
Cocaine Pollution Changes Wild Salmon Migration Patterns
New research shows cocaine contamination in waterways causes juvenile Atlantic salmon to swim farther and disperse more widely, marking the first evidence of such effects in wild fish populations.
Paris Wildlife Hospital's No-Cuddle Policy Saves Urban Animals
A wildlife hospital in Maisons-Alfort treats over 10,400 injured animals annually, focusing on rehabilitation without human bonding to ensure successful wild release.
Alan Titchmarsh's Critical Shrub Planting Advice
Gardeners' World expert Alan Titchmarsh reveals the crucial, often overlooked step for planting shrubs successfully, including spacing, depth, and fertiliser tips.
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Crocodile Attack Turns Kimberley Camping Trip into Nightmare
A young man was savagely attacked by a large crocodile at a remote Kimberley beach north of Broome, marking the second such incident in the region in less than five months.
Mysterious Pollutant Found Widely Present by Scientists
A mysterious pollutant has been detected in widespread locations, raising concerns among scientists about its environmental and health impacts.
Renewables Outstrip Global Power Demand, Solar Leads
Clean energy generation exceeded worldwide electricity demand growth in 2025, driven by record solar expansion in China and India, marking a historic shift in the global power mix.
Justice Department Files Complaint Over DC Sewage Spill
The US Justice Department has filed a federal complaint against Washington, D.C., and its water authority for a massive sewage leak that released 244 million gallons into the Potomac River, highlighting aging infrastructure issues.
Gloucestershire Old Spot Pigs Face Alarming Decline in Numbers
The Rare Breeds Survival Trust warns of a 23% drop in breeding females for the iconic Gloucestershire Old Spot pig, with Princess Anne among supporters fighting to save this historic breed.
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Wisconsin Beagle Protesters Demand Governor's Action
Animal welfare activists protested outside Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers' office, demanding the release of beagles from Ridglan Farms after a weekend clash with police.
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