Biologist Saves Guitarfish Through Snail Farming
Marine biologist Issah Seidu helps Ghanaian fishers switch from fishing critically endangered guitarfish to farming giant African land snails, boosting incomes and conservation.
Category : Environment
Rare Black-Headed Gull Sparks Twitcher Frenzy in WA
A black-headed gull, thousands of kilometres off course, has drawn birdwatchers to Geraldton, Western Australia, marking the first sighting since 1991.
Monsoon Season Brings Vital Rainfall to Parts of Asia
India declares onset as up to 280mm of rain falls in 72 hours in Kerala, while downpours hit south-west Thailand, vital for agriculture.
Majority of US AI Datacenters to Be Built in Drought-Hit Areas
A Guardian analysis reveals that two-thirds of planned US datacenters are located in drought-stricken areas, raising concerns over water consumption for AI cooling.
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Iran at Crossroads: Escalation or Diplomacy in Hormuz Crisis
Iran's military exchanges with Israel broaden conflict, drawing Houthis into play. Tehran debates abandoning ceasefire talks or exploiting US-Israel tensions for a deal.
World Cup 2026: Lessons from 1970's Altitude Prep
As the 2026 World Cup approaches, teams can learn from the innovative and sometimes bizarre preparations of 1970, from high-altitude training to made-to-measure kits.
Australia Deserves Fair Return from AI Datacentre Boom
Senator David Pocock warns Australia risks repeating gas mistakes as tech giants invest billions in AI datacentres, urging fair tax returns and community benefits.
Cautious Starmer Plods Towards Exit, Seeking Quick Legacy Wins
Keir Starmer, facing dwindling time, seeks quick wins to cement his legacy, but his cautious style may leave him forgotten. He announces tech child safety measures, but critics doubt his resolve.
Sea level rise rate doubles in 10 years, UN warns
A UN report reveals that sea level rise has doubled from 2mm to 4.3mm per year since 2015, with oceans facing severe stress from pollution, overfishing, and climate change.
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Climate Equality: A Richer Life Beyond Consumer Excess
The Guardian's editorial highlights the Global Justice Report's vision: taxing extreme wealth to fund public services and reduce inequality, while keeping global heating under 2C.
UK Demands Tech Giants Block Nude Images on Children's Phones
The UK government warns Apple and Google to install software blocking nude images on children's phones by September, part of a broader shift in tech regulation.
Trump-Netanyahu Tensions Rise Amid Iran-Israel Missile Exchanges
Analysis of the complex relationship between US President Donald Trump and Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu after recent missile exchanges between Iran and Israel, highlighting diverging interests and ceasefire fragility.
US Confirms 3 More Flesh-Eating Screwworm Cases
The USDA confirmed three new screwworm cases in Texas and New Mexico, escalating response efforts to combat the parasite's spread among livestock.
Bermondsey Recycling Centre Fire: 100 Firefighters Deployed
Around 100 firefighters and 15 engines are tackling a huge fire at a recycling centre in Bermondsey, south London, sending thick smoke plumes across the city and disrupting train services.
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Israel and Iran Halt Attacks After Trump Ceasefire Call
Israel and Iran have halted attacks after Trump's appeal, easing fears of regional war. Netanyahu vows forceful response to future attacks.
Badenoch to Scrap Public Sector Equality Duty in Reform Bid
Kemi Badenoch will pledge to scrap the public sector equality duty, claiming it advances divisive agendas, as she seeks to fend off Reform UK and position the Tories between Labour and the right.
Prediction Markets Ban Denial of Election Results
Kalshi and Polymarket prohibit paid creators from spreading election misinformation, asking them to remove posts or lose sponsorship amid false fraud claims.
Why California Vote Count Is Slow and Trump's Fraud Claims Are Baseless
California's slow vote count fuels baseless fraud claims by Trump and allies. The state's accessible system ensures accuracy, but delays allow misinformation to spread.
Philippines 7.8 Quake: 35 Dead, Buildings Collapse
A magnitude-7.8 earthquake struck the Philippines, killing 35 and injuring 144. Drone footage shows destroyed buildings in General Santos City. Tsunami warnings issued.
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7.8 Quake in Philippines Kills 37, Injures Hundreds
A magnitude-7.8 earthquake hit the southern Philippines on Monday, killing at least 37 people and injuring hundreds. Tsunami warnings were issued but later cancelled.
Switzerland's Far-Right Vote Threatens Prosperity
Switzerland votes on capping population at 10 million, a far-right proposal that could end EU free movement and undermine the openness driving its wealth.
Ladybirds and Wasps: Unsung Heroes on Lincolnshire Farm
In Brigg, Lincolnshire, as harvest approaches, natural predators like ladybirds and parasitic wasps help protect crops, reducing the need for chemical controls.
GB News Co-Owner's £28m Church Donations Raise Climate Concerns
Sir Paul Marshall, co-owner of GB News, donated £28m to Church of England institutions despite his climate scepticism, sparking questions from Christian leaders about influence.
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