Houseplant Clinic: Why Is My Mistletoe Cactus Turning Brown?
A mistletoe cactus turning brown likely needs better hydration and drainage; repot with drainage holes and water thoroughly.
Category : Environment
Scientists Warn of 'Ghastly Future' as Human Extinction Threat Looms
Scientists warn humanity faces a ghastly future of extinction and climate upheaval due to inaction on biodiversity loss and fossil fuel use.
Labor's Student Debt Cut Plan Criticised as Unfair by Economists
Economists say Labor's 20% HECS cut is unfair, proposing a flat $5,500 reduction instead, as analysis shows benefits skewed to high-earning graduates.
Newsom Vetoes California Bill Banning ‘Forever Chemicals’ in Cookware
California Governor Gavin Newsom vetoes a bill banning PFAS in cookware, citing concerns over affordability and product availability.
Giant Stick Insect Discovered in Queensland Could Be Australia's Heaviest
A 40cm stick insect discovered in Queensland may be Australia's heaviest insect, scientists say.
RFK Jr Wrestles Snakes in Florida, Adding to Bizarre Animal Encounters
Robert F Kennedy Jr posts video of himself wrestling two snakes in Florida, adding to his history of bizarre animal encounters.
Firefighters Tackle Wildfire in Pentland Hills Near Edinburgh
Firefighters tackle a wildfire in the Pentland Hills near Edinburgh amid a 'very high' risk warning for eastern Scotland.
The Children of Gaza: 17,000 Lives Lost, a Tragedy Beyond Mistake
Over 17,000 children killed in Gaza; Israeli military blames technical error for latest deaths of six children queuing for water.
Pro-Palestine March Across Sydney Harbour Bridge Approved by Court
NSW Supreme Court approves pro-Palestine march across Sydney Harbour Bridge, with up to 50,000 protesters expected. Bridge closed for five hours.
Hosepipe Ban and Heat Health Alerts Across England as Third Heatwave Arrives
Amber heat health alerts and hosepipe bans in place across England as third heatwave brings temperatures up to 33C.
Cowgirl Revolution: Women Transforming American Ranching
Female ranchers are reclaiming their historic role in American agriculture, leading sustainable practices and redefining the cowboy image.
Pompeii Ruins Reveal Roman Recycling Habits
Pompeii excavations show Romans collected, sorted, and resold rubbish, challenging views of ancient waste management.
Couple 'live like kings' and save £2,000 a month after ditching 9-5 for campsite life
Couple ditch 9-5 to work on campsite, save £2,000 a month, live in caravan and enjoy free pitch, water and electricity.
Rare Polar Bear Adoption Documented By Canadian Scientists
Canadian scientists document a rare polar bear adoption in Hudson Bay, highlighting complex social behaviour among the Arctic predators.
Cooks Cottage Relocation Row Sparks Reconciliation Debate
Debate over Captain Cook's cottage relocation and anniversary sparks reconciliation discussion in Australia.
Microplastics in gut linked to cancer UK study
UK study compares 1950s and modern bowel cancer samples to explore links to microplastics and lifestyle changes driving rise in young people.
Delhi Launches Cloud Seeding Trial to Tackle Toxic Air
Delhi trials cloud seeding to induce artificial rain and combat severe air pollution, but experts dismiss it as a gimmick.
Rare 1,800-Year-Old Han Dynasty Tomb Found Untouched in China
Chinese archaeologists discover a rare 1,800-year-old Han Dynasty tomb in Rizhao, untouched with over 70 burial goods, including a seal identifying the Huan family.
Mekong Megafish Halved By Overfishing And Dams
Mekong megafish have shrunk by 40% in length and 55% in weight due to overfishing, dams and climate change, study finds.
Retired Military Leaders Urge Nato to Count Renewables as Defence Spending
Retired military leaders urge Nato to count renewable energy investment as defence spending to enhance national security and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
Macron Reforms Spark Nationwide Strikes and Clashes in France
French public sector workers strike against Macron's reforms, with clashes in Paris and Nantes. Flights and trains cancelled, unions warn of further action.
Starmer to Announce Social Media Ban for Under-16s (14.06.2026)
PM Keir Starmer will announce a social media ban for under-16s, including chatbots and curfews, in a major push to protect children online.
UK to Ban Under-16s from Social Media: New Laws Announced
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer will announce an under-16 social media ban on June 15, following a public consultation where 91% backed the move. The ban includes AI chatbots and gaming chat limits.
Christmas Island Shrew Declared Extinct, Australia’s Mammal Extinction Toll Rises to 39
The Christmas Island shrew is declared extinct, raising Australia's mammal extinction toll to 39, the highest of any country.
Challenges of Preserving Rutland's Giant Ichthyosaur Fossil Revealed
The team that uncovered a giant ichthyosaur in Rutland faced challenges including bird poo, fragile bones, and theft risks.
18000 Radioactive Barrels Found Dumped In Atlantic Ocean
Over 18,000 radioactive barrels found dumped in the Atlantic, revealing deep ocean as dumping ground for hazardous waste.
Bat Guano's Vital Role in Mozambique's Cave Ecosystems
Scientists uncover the ecological importance of bat guano in Mozambique's Gorongosa caves, supporting unique species and benefiting local communities.
German Minister Defends Rescue Attempt of Whale Timmy After Death Confirmed
German minister defends rescue attempt of humpback whale Timmy after death confirmed, despite expert warnings it was inadvisable.
Thousands Protest Trump's Return to New York City
Over a thousand protesters greet Donald Trump's return to New York City, condemning his response to the Charlottesville white supremacist rally.
Humpback Whale Freed in Germany Stranded Again in Baltic
Humpback whale rescued in Germany becomes stranded again in Baltic Sea near Denmark; experts criticise rescue as inadvisable.
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