Greens Slam Labor's Nature Law Revamp as 'Worse Than Status Quo'
Greens criticise Labor's nature law revamp for ignoring climate impact of fossil fuel projects, calling it worse than status quo.
Category : Environment
Remembering Lillian Watts: The Woman Who Saved Inkpen Common
Remembering Lillian Watts, who saved Inkpen Common from development, leaving a legacy of protected heathland and wildlife.
Dog Owners Warned After Fishhook-Laced Treats Found in South Wales Park
Dog treats with fishing hooks found in Abergavenny park; police patrols increased after similar incident earlier this year.
Three Pre-Flowering Tasks to Boost Wisteria Blooms
Gardening expert shares three key tasks to boost wisteria blooms before flowering: positioning in sun, feeding, and pruning.
Wood Burner Pollution Linked To Deadly Sleep Condition
Australian study finds wood burner smoke causes deaths comparable to bushfires; indoor use also linked to reduced life expectancy.
Unlimited Fines and Prison Sentences for Illegal Tree Felling in England from January
From 1 January, illegal tree felling in England will face unlimited fines and prison sentences under amended Forestry Act.
Singing Activists Disrupt NatWest AGM Over Climate Policy
Singing activists disrupt NatWest AGM over climate policy backtracking; chair defends bank's approach amid shareholder dissent.
Australia's Net Zero Ambitions Face Parliamentary Test
Australia's net zero target faces a parliamentary test in 2026 as PM Albanese navigates economic and political challenges.
Swimming Snakes Threaten Ibiza's Endemic Lizards
Swimming horseshoe whip snakes threaten Ibiza's endemic wall lizards, with video evidence showing snakes crossing to islets.
Jeremy Clarkson's Farm in Lockdown After TB Outbreak
Jeremy Clarkson locks down Diddly Squat Farm after a TB outbreak in his cattle, with a two-month quarantine and a cull pending.
Trump’s ‘God Squad’ Weighs Endangered Species Exemption for Gulf Drilling
US panel exempts Gulf drilling from Endangered Species Act, risking extinction of rare Rice's whale. Critics call it exploitation of 'self-made gas crisis'.
Blackfeet Nation Restores Buffalo For Food Sovereignty
Montana's Blackfeet Nation uses bison to combat food insecurity and chronic disease, restoring traditional diets for health and cultural revival.
Countryfile's Hamza Yassin Spots Osprey Chick from Over a Kilometre Away
Countryfile's Hamza Yassin spots an osprey chick from over a kilometre away while filming in the Scottish Highlands, emphasising respectful wildlife observation.
RSPCA issues nationwide alert as escaped snakes 'on the loose'
RSPCA warns public after surge in escaped snake reports across UK, with 383 incidents last summer and calls for owners to secure enclosures.
North Atlantic Right Whale Population Slowly Increasing After Decade of Decline
North Atlantic right whale population rises to 384, up 8 from last year, after a 25% decline from 2010-2020. Conservation measures credited for slow recovery.
Heroic Surfer's Final Act: Pushing Friend from Shark Before Fatal Attack
Surfer Mercury Psillakis pushed friend from shark before being fatally mauled off Sydney, witnesses say.
Award-Winning Farm Shop Opens at Idyllic Dartmoor Site
New Strawberry Fields farm shop opens on Dartmoor edge, offering award-winning local produce and moorland views.
Grow Bigger Basil Leaves with a 5-Second Weekly Task
Learn how to grow fuller, tastier basil leaves by pinching once a week. This simple 5-second task delays flowering and boosts leaf production.
Dallin Oaks Becomes New Leader of Mormon Church After Death of Predecessor
Dallin Oaks becomes new Mormon church president after predecessor's death, signalling potential shifts in policy and focus.
Europe Warming Twice as Fast as Global Average, Report Warns
Europe is warming at twice the global average rate, causing extreme weather, glacier melt, and economic damages, warns WMO report.
Channel 4 Documentary Sparks Fury Over UK Sewage Crisis
Channel 4's Dirty Business sparks reader fury over UK sewage crisis, with calls for renationalisation and stronger regulation.
EU Warns of Ecological Disaster From Abandoned Russian Tanker
EU countries warn abandoned Russian tanker Arctic Metagaz leaking fuel and gas in Mediterranean poses imminent ecological disaster risk.
Why I choose Iceland grapes over M&S and Sainsbury's
A taste test reveals Iceland's grapes are the best for crunch, sweetness, and value, beating M&S and Sainsbury's despite lower visual appeal.
Health Secretary Demands Social Media Firms Protect Children After Teen's Suicide
Health secretary Matt Hancock warns social media firms to protect children after Molly Russell's suicide linked to distressing online content.
National Landscapes Association Launches Drive to Make UK Countryside More Inclusive
National Landscapes Association aims to make UK countryside more inclusive, reducing barriers for diverse groups through projects like Generation Green and Nature Calling.
Epsom Salt: The Bathroom Staple for a Lush Green Lawn
Epsom salt, a common bathroom item, can transform patchy lawns into thick, green grass when applied monthly in spring.
Appeal Court Upholds Ban on Palestine Action, Sparking Anger Among Protesters
Court of Appeal upholds ban on Palestine Action as lawful, angering protesters who face potential prosecution under Terrorism Act.
Tiny Blue Octopus Discovered Near Galapagos Confirmed as New Species
A tiny blue octopus discovered near the Galapagos Islands in 2015 has been confirmed as a new deep-sea species, named Microeledone galapagensis.
Abandoned Welsh Village Reclaimed by Nature Features Victorian Mansion
Explore the abandoned Welsh village of Talysarn, reclaimed by nature, featuring a Victorian mansion and ruins likened to Angkor Wat.
Transgender Prison Row Sparks Safety Fears in Scotland’s LGBTQ+ Community
Transgender prison row heightens safety fears in Scotland’s LGBTQ+ community amid rising hate crimes and political backlash.
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