US Fisherman Catches Potential World Record Canary Rockfish
Brendan Walsh caught a 10.25-pound canary rockfish off California, potentially breaking state and world records.
Category : Environment
Forest City Plan Threatens UK Food Security
Plans for a forest city in Cambridgeshire would destroy productive farmland, threatening UK food security, warns Smart Growth UK.
Northumberland Invests £2.1M in Children's Homes
Northumberland County Council commits £2.1M to buy and convert a rural property into a children's home, aiming to save £569,000 annually by reducing reliance on expensive private providers.
Jeremy Clarkson in New Pub Row with Council as PETA Slam Squirrel Menu Decision
Jeremy Clarkson faces council objections over pub parking and backlash from PETA over serving squirrel at his Cotswolds pub.
Vintage Mural Shed Triumphs at Shed of the Year 2024
Wayne Dawber wins Shed of the Year 2024 with a vintage mural shed built for his wife, costing £450 and featuring 1950s-inspired paintings.
White-Tailed Eagles to Return to Exmoor After 200 Years
White-tailed eagles to return to Exmoor after 200 years, with 20 young eagles to be released over three years as part of a reintroduction project.
£200 Fine for Toothpaste Tube Recycling Error in England
Households in England could face a £200 fine for putting toothpaste tubes in the wrong bin under new Simpler Recycling rules, warns waste expert.
Zoo Removes Monkeys After Bullying Claims Over Baby Punch
Baby monkey Punch, rejected by mother and bullied, removed from enclosure at Japanese zoo after viral videos.
Toxic Algae Warning for Dog Owners as Reports Rise Across UK
UK dog owners warned of toxic blue-green algae after reports rise; contact can be fatal to pets and cause illness in humans.
Health and Environmental Groups Sue EPA Over Climate Rule Repeal
Health and environmental groups sue EPA over repeal of landmark climate 'endangerment finding', calling it a dereliction of duty.
Jodie Marsh Wins Primate Licence For Essex Animal Sanctuary
Jodie Marsh wins licence to keep 12 marmosets at her Essex sanctuary after legal battle, says she is 'over the moon'.
Five Dead and More Missing After Giant Landfill Collapse in Indonesia
Five dead, four missing after garbage landslide at Indonesia's largest landfill in Bekasi, highlighting Jakarta's waste crisis.
Antarctic urchins reveal climate impact on marine life
Century-old Antarctic urchins compared with modern samples reveal thinner shells, suggesting ocean acidification is harming marine life.
Vogue Williams' Bump-Friendly Midi Dress for Pregnancy and Beyond
Vogue Williams wore a stretchy red midi dress from Ro&Zo on Lorraine, ideal for pregnancy and post-birth. Affordable alternatives from M&S and Nobody's Child available.
British Flower Farms Surge As Government Grants Recognition
British flower farms surge as government grants official recognition; domestic growers expand market share amid rising demand for seasonal, eco-friendly blooms.
Steve Backshall Recovers from Shark Dive Incident That Perforated His Eardrums
Steve Backshall fully recovers from a shark dive incident that perforated both eardrums during filming of his new Sky series.
Hope is Contagious and Science is King: 10 Key Lessons from Santa Marta Climate Conference
Nearly 60 countries met in Santa Marta, Colombia, to discuss ending fossil fuel use. Key lessons include hope, science, and concrete solutions.
DIY Orange Peel Degreaser: Easy Kitchen Cleaning Hack
A cleaning fan shares a simple homemade degreaser using orange peels and vinegar. This natural solution cuts through grease and grime effectively.
Gibbon Family Bonds Fuel Vulnerability In Exotic Pet Trade
Gibbon family bonds make them vulnerable to the exotic pet trade, with poaching threatening all species. Infants are targeted, often resulting in multiple deaths per capture.
UK ‘Built for Climate That No Longer Exists’ as Bedfordshire Temperatures Surge 1°C in 30 Years
CCC report warns UK must adapt to 2°C heating by 2050, with air conditioning needed in homes, hospitals, and schools as temperatures surge.
Labour MP leads debate on social media 'shadow banning' women's health content
MP Emily Darlington leads debate on social media 'shadow banning' of women's health content, citing evidence of unfair censorship.
Poisonous Hemlock Root Washes Up on UK Beaches, Coastguard Warns
Warning after poisonous hemlock root (Dead Man's Fingers) washes up on beaches in Scotland and Cumbria; ingestion can be fatal.
Grease Vanishes With Homemade 2-Ingredient Natural Solution
A cleaning fan reveals a homemade natural degreaser using orange peels and white vinegar to remove stubborn kitchen grease and grime in minutes.
10-Tonne Fatberg Removed From West London Sewer
A 10-tonne fatberg of congealed fat and wet wipes broke a Chelsea sewer, costing Thames Water £400,000 to repair.
Abolish Forestry Corp Over Endangered Species Failures
NSW Forestry Corp charged with 29 offences over failure to protect endangered greater glider; environmentalists call for abolition.
Ed Miliband approves UK’s largest solar farm in Lincolnshire
Ed Miliband approves UK's largest solar farm in Lincolnshire, powering 300,000 homes, amid rising support for Reform UK's anti-renewables agenda.
UK Eco-Ban on Underfloor Heating and Towel Rails Proposed
The UK government is developing new energy-efficiency regulations that would ban the sale of over a third of space heating systems, including underfloor heating and towel rails.
England Faces Extreme Drought Emergency In 2024
England faces extreme drought in 2024 with emergency plans being drawn up by government and water companies as reservoirs drop to critical levels.
HS2 Project Threatens Ancient Staffordshire Woodland
HS2 project threatens ancient Staffordshire woodland; protesters and locals fight back as irreplaceable ecosystems face destruction.
Colombia's Climate Coalition Aims to End Fossil Fuel Stalemate
Colombia hosts a climate coalition conference to break the fossil fuel deadlock, with 54 countries attending but major polluters absent.
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