World's Oldest Oak Saved From California Developers
World's oldest oak tree spared from destruction in California after conservation groups reach agreement with developers to protect 55 acres of land.
Category : Environment
Charity Shop Worker Explains Donation Rejections
A charity shop manager reveals the real reasons donations may be refused, including lack of volunteers and storage space, not staff rudeness.
UK Tops EU in Fossil Fuel Subsidies Despite Climate Pledges
UK leads EU in fossil fuel subsidies at €12bn/year, despite climate pledges. Report highlights tax breaks and VAT cuts as key contributors.
Climate Activists Blockade World's Largest Coal Port in Newcastle
Climate activists block three ships at world's largest coal port in Newcastle; 141 arrested as thousands protest for fossil fuel phase-out.
RHS Faces Conservative Backlash Over Peat Ban and Chelsea Flower Show Changes
RHS faces conservative backlash over peat ban, corporate sponsorships, and financial losses at Chelsea Flower Show.
1925 Diary Reveals Herdwick Sheep's Amazing Homing Instinct
A 1925 diary entry details Herdwick sheep's homing instinct, as lambs return to their native fells after separation.
Add Garlic to Mayo for a Better BLT Sandwich
Dietitian Sara Haas reveals that grating garlic into mayonnaise transforms a classic BLT, enhancing flavors without overpowering. Easy kitchen hack.
Scenic Welsh Lake Walk with Surprise Hotel Bar
Explore Lake Vyrnwy's forested trails, waterfalls, and birdlife, then enjoy a drink at the historic Lake Vyrnwy Hotel with stunning lake views.
Climate activists shift to sabotage as protest laws tighten
Climate activists are turning to sabotage against fossil fuel targets, citing tougher protest laws and lack of progress on emissions.
Mississippi Residents Sue UK-Owned Drax Over Biomass Plant Pollution
Mississippi residents sue Drax Biomass over permit to increase pollution at wood pellet plant, citing health concerns and environmental racism.
Rescuers Release Stranded Humpback Whale Calf in North Sea
Rescuers release stranded humpback whale calf into North Sea despite experts' low survival expectations.
Dad fears unique baby name spelling is tacky
A dad-to-be seeks advice after his wife wants to name their daughter Alexzandra instead of Alexandra, fearing the unique spelling is tacky and could burden their child.
Dulux Dogs at Risk of Disappearing Forever
Old English Sheepdogs, the iconic Dulux Dogs, face extinction risk as registrations hit a 60-year low. The breed is now classified as vulnerable.
Tower of London Reopens After Crown Jewels Protest
Four arrested after apple crumble thrown at crown jewels display in Tower of London protest against inequality.
Red Squirrel Kits Rescued From Ditch In Oban
Two baby red squirrels rescued from a ditch in Oban are recovering at the Scottish SPCA's wildlife centre.
Cheviot Wild Goats Genetically Unique, Newcastle Study Finds
Newcastle University research reveals the Cheviot Hills feral goat herd is genetically distinct, descended from Neolithic goats, and highly inbred, highlighting conservation needs.
Pro-Palestine March to Disrupt Sydney Harbour Bridge Traffic
Pro-Palestine protest wins legal right to march across Sydney Harbour Bridge, causing traffic disruptions. Up to 50,000 expected.
Nine Arrested in London as Climate Activists Glue Themselves to Bridges
Nine arrested in London as Extinction Rebellion activists glue themselves to bridges in climate protests across the UK.
Aiko Neostar Solar Panels: Compact Power for Small UK Roofs
Aiko Neostar solar panel review: 460W output, 23% efficiency, N-type cells, 30-year warranty, ideal for small UK roofs.
German woman returns 2,400-year-old Greek artefact she stole 50 years ago after dream
German woman returns 2,400-year-old Greek column capital stolen from Olympia in the 1960s after being inspired by university's repatriation efforts.
Australia at Climate Crossroads, Warns Scientist Michael Mann
Climate scientist Michael Mann warns Australia must abandon fossil fuels to avoid climate ruin and embrace renewable energy for a safe future.
Stop Pouring Milk Down the Drain, Experts Warn
Experts warn UK households not to pour milk down the sink due to plumbing blockages and environmental harm.
Met Office Alerts 18 UK Areas for Heavy Rain
The Met Office has issued alerts for 18 UK areas as a 250-mile rain band brings heavy downpours, with up to 32mm per hour expected before hotter weather arrives.
Thames Water Demands MP Pay £1,400/hr Legal Fees
Thames Water tried to force MP Charlie Maynard to pay up to £1,400/hr legal fees after he challenged its bailout in court, but the Supreme Court rejected the demand.
Bp Profits Prove Miliband Right On Green Shift
Ed Miliband's green energy strategy is vindicated by the Iran oil crisis, but households need more help through market reform and public investment.
Drama Exposes Water Pollution Scandal After Child's Death
Channel 4 drama 'Dirty Business' revisits the 1999 death of Heather Preen from E. coli after sewage exposure, highlighting water company pollution.
150k+ Voters Demand Free-to-Air TV Protection
More than 150,000 people have signed a petition demanding free-to-air terrestrial TV be protected beyond the 2030s, amid concerns over internet costs and accessibility.
Man Arrested Over Illegal Waste ‘Mountain’ by River in Oxfordshire
A 39-year-old man arrested over illegal waste dumping by River Cherwell in Oxfordshire; Environment Agency leads investigation.
Four Bins Mandatory For English Homes From 2026
English homes will require four bins by March 2026 under new Simpler Recycling rules, standardising waste collection and ending the postcode lottery.
Zombie Spiders Infected with Fungus Spotted Across UK
Fungus-infected zombie spiders found in UK, altering behaviour to spread spores. Experts say they pose no threat to humans.
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