The NSW Independent Planning Commission has granted a two-year extension to Delta Electricity's Chain Valley colliery, sparking criticism from climate experts and the Greens over emissions targets.
In Langstone, Hampshire, ashy mining bees gather in dense aggregations, showcasing their polylectic foraging and vital role in pollinating oilseed rape and spring flora.
In April 1976, the UK experienced an unusually warm and dry month, with record low rainfall hinting at the severe summer drought and water rationing to come, including scenes in Gwent.
The RSPB recommends removing seed and nut feeders from May to October to reduce trichomonosis spread, suggesting protein alternatives like mealworms and fat balls instead.
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Two sets of rare mountain gorilla twins born in Virunga National Park highlight a species rebound from near extinction, driven by dedicated conservation efforts.
Gardeners must clean bird feeders now to prevent bacterial and fungal infections that can kill blue tits and other birds during crucial spring mating season.
Asian carp are battering boaters in the Great Lakes, prompting extreme precautions like football helmets. The Trump administration is coordinating a multi-state response to protect the $5 billion fishing industry.
Hundreds of volunteers in Poland form a 'Frog Patrol' to help thousands of toads and frogs safely cross a dangerous road during their spring mating migration.
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A mathematician explains a simple breathing technique that uses body mechanics to open tightly sealed glass jars without strain, backed by science.
Discover Dalby Forest in Yorkshire, a Dark Sky Discovery Site where the Milky Way is visible and roe deer roam freely across 8,500 acres of stunning woodland.
A leucistic hare, lacking pigmentation and appearing white, was photographed in a rare boxing duel with a brown female in a Norfolk field, captured by retiree Sue Wood.
The RSPB's Big Garden Birdwatch reveals a 67% decline in greenfinch populations since 1979, placing the species on the UK Red List due to trichomonosis disease spread at feeders.
Clean energy advocates won two seats on Arizona's Salt River Project board, creating an 8-6 majority but facing continued opposition from business-backed incumbents.
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Families at an Inverness Easter event scrambled for cover as seagulls launched coordinated swoops, with 16 incidents reported. Authorities warn of increased aggression during breeding season.
Residents of Fleetwood endure a rotten egg smell from a nearby landfill, reporting health issues and economic decline, as campaigners demand immediate closure of the site.
The RSPCA rescued more than 250 dogs from an overcrowded UK home, with matted coats causing shock. The charity says the animals are now thriving and won't prosecute due to owners' vulnerable circumstances.
The Indian Point nuclear plant discharged millions of gallons of radioactive water into New York's Hudson River annually for over 60 years, with a 2025 court approving additional releases amid environmental concerns.
The Marine Conservation Society has issued a critical warning, advising consumers to 'completely avoid' UK-caught cod due to unsustainable population declines over the past decade.
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A viral sinkhole video in Omaha captured global attention, but it reveals a deeper issue: over 2,100 cave-ins reported in five years due to unique soil and aging infrastructure.
A stray terrier evaded traffic and winter storms for over two months along a Maryland highway before being rescued and adopted by the driver who helped locate her, now named Susan Badger.
The Schumann Resonance, Earth's natural electromagnetic heartbeat, has experienced a significant surge for over a week. Reports link this atmospheric disturbance to sleep disruption, ringing ears, and vivid dreams, though scientific evidence remains incon
Professor Tim Lang warns that Britain's food system is vulnerable to global shocks like war and climate change, urging ministers to incentivise domestic production and public engagement for resilience.
Doug Allan, the award-winning wildlife cameraman behind David Attenborough's Planet series, has died aged 74 while trekking in Nepal, leaving a profound visual legacy.
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An ambitious 'refaunation' project is reintroducing blue-and-yellow macaws to Tijuca National Park in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, after two centuries of local extinction due to deforestation and wildlife trade.
Argentina's congress has passed a bill easing mining in glacier and permafrost areas, backed by President Javier Milei, sparking protests over water source threats.
The RSPCA reveals a sharp increase in large-scale animal rescues, with 75 incidents last year involving over 100 animals each, driven by financial strain and mental health challenges.
Housing corporations in the Netherlands are installing innovative rainwater storage fences to manage extreme weather, reduce flood pressure, and preserve water for dry periods.
The continental United States experienced its most abnormally hot month in 132 years of records during March 2026, with temperatures soaring 9.35°F above normal, according to NOAA data.
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