California Sues Trump Administration Over Oil Pipeline Revival
California sues US energy department over revival of Sable oil pipeline, citing federal overreach and environmental concerns.
Category : Environment
Parmo Prince Finds 'Unbelievable' Parmo in Gateshead
The self-proclaimed Parmo Prince from Teesside has found an 'unbelievable' chicken tikka masala parmo at Pizza Masters in Gateshead, praising its juicy chicken and cheesy sauce.
Coalition Offers to Back Labor's Nature Laws if Protections Are Weakened
Coalition offers to back Labor's nature laws if environment protections are weakened, sparking backlash from Greens and environmental lawyers.
NSW Firefighter Killed by Falling Tree as Bushfire Season Begins
A 59-year-old NSW firefighter dies after being struck by a falling tree while battling bushfires, as the state faces a foreboding start to the season.
Community Car-Sharing Scheme Helps UK Climate Goals, But Experts Warn of Long Road Ahead
Community car-sharing in Leicestershire helps residents and cuts emissions, but experts say UK transport faces big challenges to meet climate goals.
Poison Water Review: The 1988 Cornwall Mass Poisoning Exposed
Documentary revisits 1988 Cornwall water poisoning scandal, highlighting greed, incompetence, and victims' fight for justice.
Warning to Gas Hob Owners: Health Risks from Indoor Pollution
Households with gas hobs are warned about health risks from nitrogen dioxide and other pollutants. Proper ventilation and switching to electric appliances are recommended.
Feral Pigs Worsen Dieback Disease Threat to Ancient Bunya Pines in Queensland
Feral pigs spread dieback disease in Queensland's Bunya Mountains, threatening ancient bunya pines and culturally significant sites.
How Turkey Trades Became a Conservation Success
How trading wild turkeys became a key part of North America's biggest conservation success stories, restoring populations from near-extinction.
Alps Glaciers Face Peak Extinction By 2033
Alps glaciers face peak extinction by 2033, with over 100 disappearing annually, threatening water supplies and cultural heritage.
Australia May Restrict Rat Poisons to Protect Wildlife
Australian regulator recommends restricting second-generation anticoagulant rodenticides to licensed professionals to protect native wildlife from poisoning.
Last Two Captive Orcas in France Face Uncertain Future After Marine Park Closes
French marine park Marineland closes, leaving two orcas Wikie and Keijo with uncertain futures amid plans to transfer them to Japan.
Save Money On Garden Gear With Creative Recycling Ideas
Discover creative recycling ideas to save money on garden gear, from seed pots to fertilisers, using household items.
Chasing Utopia review – Mo Gawdat's ethical AI quest in alarming documentary
Review of documentary Chasing Utopia, following ex-Google exec Mo Gawdat's campaign for ethical AI amid alarming warnings.
John Craven on 'Difficult' Early Days of Countryfile
John Craven, 85, reflects on 37 years of Countryfile, revealing the challenges of convincing farmers to appear on camera and the balance between food production and environmental concerns.
Three Cheetah Cubs Die in India National Park Amid Reintroduction Setback
Three cheetah cubs die at Kuno National Park in India, marking a setback for the reintroduction programme. The cubs were the first born in India in over 70 years.
UK to Ban Some Towel Rails and Underfloor Heating
The UK Government proposes new energy efficiency rules banning sales of certain heating devices like under-floor heating and towel rails, affecting over a third of space heating systems.
Massive Fire Engulfs Livingston Industrial Estate
A massive fire has engulfed an industrial estate in Livingston, West Lothian. Fire crews are battling the blaze, with thick smoke visible for miles. No injuries reported yet.
Stonehenge Altar Stone Traced to Scotland in New Show
A new Channel 5 documentary reveals the altar stone at Stonehenge came from the Scottish Highlands, 500 miles away, and may have been central to Midwinter solstice rituals.
Parents Urge Water Safety After Son's Drowning Death
Michael Swift and Suzie Gough speak out after their 11-year-old son Mackenzie drowned during a heatwave, urging families to avoid open water and supporting the Mirror's water safety campaign.
Livingston Fire: Massive Blaze at Industrial Estate
Fire crews battle a major blaze at Livingston Industrial Estate in West Lothian, with five appliances on scene and thick smoke visible for miles.
Peak District Rescue Saves Stranded Walkers
Specialist mountain rescue teams in the Peak District conducted a risky operation to save two walkers stranded on steep terrain after heavy rain made their route impassable.
Chef's No-Flip Fried Egg Method You Need to Know
TV chef Michael Symon shares his simple no-flip method for perfect fried eggs every time. Learn his tips for non-stick pans, basting, and avoiding shell fragments.
Elephant Urinates at Texas GOP Convention, Welfare Outcry
An African elephant named Paige urinated on the floor of the Texas Republican convention, drawing animal welfare concerns and criticism from the Texas Democratic party.
Pink Cockatoos Struggle to Survive After Victoria Bushfires
Two fires in 12 years destroyed most mature native pines in Wyperfeld national park, a key breeding ground for endangered pink cockatoos. Artificial hollows offer hope.
Australia Lubricant Shortage Crisis Looms
Australia faces a critical shortage of lubricants due to Middle East conflict, disrupting supply and raising prices for base oils essential for engines across transport and agriculture.
Cocos Booby Frenzy: Twitchers Flock to Australia's Rare Birds
A Cocos booby sighting in Australia sparks twitcher frenzy. Discover why birders chase rare vagrants like the black-headed gull and the cost of extreme birding.
Denial Resurgent as Australia Leads Climate Talks: Expert
As One Nation surges, climate denial resurfaces despite record-breaking heat and renewable energy growth. Chris Bowen pushes global electrification at UN talks.
UK pledges £132.5m for after-school clubs ahead of social media ban
The UK government announces £132.5m for after-school clubs, as ministers prepare to introduce restrictions on social media use for under-16s, following an Australian-style ban consideration.
Bran Flakes May Be Junk Food Under New UK Rules
Bran flakes may be classified as junk food under UK government plans to update nutrient profiling, including naturally occurring free sugars in health assessments.
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