Robot Rabbits Deployed to Tackle Florida's Python Problem
Robot rabbits deployed to lure invasive Burmese pythons in Florida's Everglades, aiding removal efforts.
Category : Environment
Chilly the Kitten Rescued from Freezing in Detroit
A man rescues a kitten frozen to a dock in Detroit, nurses it back to health, and adopts it despite his cat allergy.
Sun's Internal Rhythm Reveals Mysterious Changes in Solar Activity
Scientists detect hidden changes in Sun's activity over 40 years using sound waves, revealing magnetic shifts near the surface.
Protests Intensify Over Kushner-Linked Albanian Island Resort
Protests in Albania grow over a $1.6bn luxury resort backed by Jared Kushner, with environmentalists and locals opposing construction in a protected coastal area.
Storm Damage Transforms Cairngorms Pinewood Landscape
Storm Amy transforms Cairngorms pinewood, creating new habitats and revealing ancient trees in a dynamic landscape.
Shibuya Introduces On-The-Spot Fines for Littering
Tokyo's Shibuya ward introduces on-the-spot fines for littering, targeting locals and tourists amid a surge in visitors.
Banish Bathroom Radiator Rust Instantly With Simple Spray
Remove rust from bathroom radiators using limescale spray and a scourer, then seal with lacquer to prevent recurrence.
Sicilian man trains dog to dump rubbish illegally, police say
Police in Catania say a man trained his dog to dump rubbish illegally to evade CCTV cameras installed to combat fly-tipping.
Renewables Meet All Global Electricity Demand Growth in 2025, Solar Leads
Renewables met all global electricity demand growth in 2025, with solar power rising by a third and fossil fuel generation flat, Ember research finds.
Water Crisis Threatens South East Housing Plans As Utility Warns
South East Water warns it can't meet water demand for planned 19,746 homes in Tonbridge and Malling, citing infrastructure limits and sparking calls for reform.
Notre Dame Excavation Reveals Roman and Medieval Treasures
Archaeologists digging beneath Notre Dame Cathedral have uncovered Roman coins, medieval pottery, and other artefacts spanning 2,000 years of Parisian history.
UK Mum Homeschools Five Kids in Motorhome Across Europe
Amy Edwards quit the UK to homeschool five of her nine children in a motorhome, travelling across Europe for a freer lifestyle.
New Deadly Box Jellyfish Species Found In Australia
A new box jellyfish species may have been discovered in Sydney waters, prompting first aid warnings for marine stings.
World's Oldest Gorilla Fatou Celebrates 69th Birthday with Healthy Feast
Fatou, the world's oldest gorilla, celebrates her 69th birthday at Berlin Zoo with a healthy, sugar-free feast.
Data Centres May Raise Aussie Power Bills 26
Australia's data centre boom could raise power bills by 26%, straining energy and water resources amid AI-driven growth.
King Charles Awarded Blue Peter Green Badge At Dumfries House
King Charles III receives a Green Blue Peter Badge at Dumfries House for his environmental work, presented on Earth Day 2026.
Scotland becomes first UK country to legalise water cremations
Scotland legalises water cremation, an eco-friendly alternative to burial or cremation, using alkaline hydrolysis to break down the body.
Stranded Humpback Whale in Germany Faces Bleak Prognosis After Third Grounding
A sick humpback whale stranded for the third time on Germany's Baltic coast faces a bleak prognosis as experts warn of slim chances of survival.
Police Investigate Suspicious Disappearance of Rare White-Tailed Eagles Across UK
Three white-tailed eagles, including a rare chick, vanish in suspicious circumstances across the UK; police investigate and RSPB offers £10,000 reward.
Ivanka Trump-Backed Albanian Resort Sparks Protests Over 'Rotten Oligarchic Class'
Protests erupt in Albania over luxury resort backed by Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, with thousands demanding an end to 'oligarchic' rule.
Starmer's Green Record Strong but Backlash Weakened Plans
Keir Starmer's strong green record faced a rightwing backlash, weakening climate plans despite voter support for net zero.
UK households turn to homegrown produce to combat rising food costs
Expert tips on growing fruit and veg to cut food bills, including cost-effective crops, common mistakes, and bartering advice.
Prince William Furnishes Flat for Homeless Initiative
Prince William helped furnish a flat in Aberdeen as part of his Homewards initiative, which has housed 73 people and supported 250 into employment, aiming to embed homelessness prevention across society.
Japanese Ikebana Inspires Garden Shadow Play
A gardener uses ikebana's concept of ma to create shadow displays on a brick wall after removing a large shrub.
UKSE Awards £2,500 to Lanark Social Enterprise for Third Time
Lanark-based Clydesdale Community Initiatives receives £2,500 from UKSE's Community Grant Fund to enhance its monitoring database, supporting 140 people weekly with complex needs.
Japan's 40-Bin Town vs Australia's Recycling Challenge
Comparing Japan's 40-bin waste sorting system with Australia's 44% recycling rate, and lessons from Germany and Wales.
Protests Escalate in Albania Over Kushner-Backed Luxury Resort
Protests in Albania intensify over a $1.6bn luxury resort backed by Jared Kushner, with environmental groups citing lack of transparency and damage to protected coastal areas.
City & Guilds Faces Legal Action Over Job Cuts
City & Guilds faces legal action over plans to cut 400 UK jobs, with Unite union alleging dishonesty and unlawful withholding of information by owner PeopleCert.
World Bank Pledges Clean Water for One Billion by 2030
World Bank launches Water Forward to provide clean water to one billion people by 2030, with partners including WaterAid and CIFF.
Japan's invasive cane toads grow larger, challenging evolutionary theories
Invasive cane toads in Japan are growing larger and evolving faster than expected, challenging long-held theories about the pace of evolution.
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