Iran Must Move Capital From Tehran Due to Water Crisis, President Says
Iran's president says Tehran must be relocated due to water crisis and subsidence, proposing a move to the Persian Gulf coast.
Category : Environment
Natural Spider Repellents: Three Ingredients to Keep Them Away
Discover natural spider repellents using peppermint oil, citronella, and essential oils to keep spiders away humanely.
London Zoo Staff Brave -5C for Bicentenary Animal Stocktake
London Zoo staff braved -5C for the annual stocktake of 8,000+ animals, marking the zoo's bicentenary with conservation highlights including Humboldt penguin chicks and Socorro doves.
Thousands Join Pride Celebrations in Edinburgh and Glasgow
Thousands attend Pride marches in Edinburgh and Glasgow, marking anniversaries and returns after hiatus.
Welsh Water to Pay £44.7m Over Sewage Spill Failures
Welsh Water to pay £44.7m after Ofwat finds serious sewage spill failures, with funds for environmental improvements and river quality.
Trump administration settles Alaska mining dispute, sparking local dismay
Trump administration settles Alaska mining dispute over Pebble gold-copper mine near Bristol Bay, sparking local dismay and warnings of environmental harm.
Labour Urged to Replace Badger Cull with Vaccines in New Report
Government report urges Labour to end badger cull and invest in Covid-style testing and vaccination to combat bovine tuberculosis by 2038.
Sixth Day Of Water Crisis Hits Tunbridge Wells
Tunbridge Wells faces sixth day without water as South East Water blames freezing weather; schools and businesses close.
China's Ancient Rainwater Harvesting Powers Modern Buildings
China revives ancient rainwater harvesting for modern buildings like the Bird's Nest, reusing up to 50% of water needs and advancing sponge city goals.
Gardener Warns Against Common Spring Planting Error
Gardening expert warns against cutting daffodil foliage too early, plus tips on planting potatoes and flowering currant.
Tomatoes Stay Fresh Two Weeks With Correct Storage
Tomatoes can spoil quickly if stored incorrectly. Food experts reveal the best kitchen spot to keep them fresh for up to two weeks, plus tips for cut tomatoes.
Afghanistan Earthquake Kills Eight Members of Refugee Family Near Kabul
A 5.8 magnitude earthquake in northern Afghanistan kills eight members of a refugee family near Kabul, with a three-year-old boy the sole survivor.
Best Pfas-free rain jackets for hiking, running and style
Expert-tested Pfas-free rain jackets for hiking, running, and style, with top picks for various budgets and activities.
Keep Tomatoes Fresh for 2 Weeks: Expert Storage Tips
Tomatoes spoil quickly without proper storage. Food experts share tips to keep them fresh up to two weeks, including counter vs. fridge storage and stem removal advice.
Ben Goldsmith: Nature's Healing Power After Daughter's Death
Ben Goldsmith shares how nature helped him after his daughter's death, and his mission to bring rewilding to all.
Mother Demands PM Meeting After Daughter's Sewage Death
Mother of girl who died from E. coli on sewage-contaminated beach in 1999 demands PM meeting, as Channel 4 drama exposes water company dumping.
Dumbo Octopus Filmed 2.4 Miles Deep in Argentine Waters
Rare Dumbo octopus filmed 2.4 miles deep in Argentine waters, first recorded sighting in the region.
Pacific Blob Heatwave Returns Threatening Marine Life
A massive marine heatwave off the US west coast is intensifying, threatening marine life and contributing to extreme weather on land.
Gay Rams Saved from Slaughter Star in New York Fashion Show
Gay rams saved from slaughter provide wool for a New York fashion show, promoting LGBTQ+ awareness and natural homosexuality.
Iran's Water Crisis Deepens as Dam Levels Plummet
Water levels in Mashhad's dams fall below 3% as Iran faces severe drought, with officials warning of cuts and potential evacuation of Tehran.
Jellyfish 'Mega Swarm' Washes Up on Welsh Beaches
Thousands of barrel jellyfish wash up on Welsh beaches in a 'mega swarm', with conservationists linking the event to warm weather and abundant plankton.
Landmark Monsanto Safety Study Retracted Over Ethics
A 2000 Monsanto safety study on glyphosate retracted over ethical concerns, revealing company influence on 'independent' research.
Spotted Orchids in a Derbyshire Garden: A Miracle
A Derbyshire gardener discovers 27 spotted orchids in his uncut lawn, highlighting the mysterious underground life of these plants.
Renewables Overtake Fossil Fuels in UK Energy Mix
Renewables overtake fossil fuels in UK energy mix for first time in 2025, driven by record solar and wind growth, marking a global turning point.
Teesside Mega-Rat Sparks Global Rodent Concerns
A 22-inch mega-rat found in Teesside highlights a global rodent crisis driven by rising temperatures and urban waste.
Campaigners Demand Real-Time Pollution Alerts on Windermere After Boy's E. Coli Ordeal
Campaigners urge real-time pollution alerts on Windermere after a boy nearly died from E. coli contracted during a kayaking trip.
UN Plastics Treaty in Crisis as Chair Steps Down
Chair of stalled UN plastics treaty talks resigns amid pressure from UNEP and criticism over draft text, leaving treaty's future uncertain.
Binman's Advice: Tear Pizza Boxes in Half for Proper Recycling
A binman advises tearing pizza boxes in half to recycle the clean part and bin the greasy part, as oil contamination prevents recycling.
UK's Largest Environmental Pollution Claim Filed in High Court Over Welsh Rivers
Almost 4,000 claimants file UK's largest environmental pollution lawsuit over Welsh rivers Wye, Lugg, and Usk, alleging sewage and chicken manure pollution.
£200 Fine for Toothpaste Tube Recycling Error in UK
New Simpler Recycling rules in England could lead to £200 fines for households that incorrectly dispose of toothpaste tubes and other non-recyclable items.
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