Fiji Rejects Incinerator Plan Amid Waste Colonialism Backlash
Fiji rejects Australian billionaire's incinerator plan after backlash over 'waste colonialism', citing environmental and health risks.
Category : Environment
UK to Ban Towel Rails, Gas Fires, Under-Floor Heating
New UK energy rules will ban about a third of space heating systems, including towel rails and gas fires, to improve efficiency and save households money.
UK Considers Ban on Over-the-Counter Pet Flea Treatments
UK government consults on restricting over-the-counter flea treatments for pets to reduce environmental harm from pesticides entering waterways.
Tasmanian Devil Mary's Dawn Escape Caught On CCTV
Tasmanian devil Mary escaped from a Gold Coast wildlife park, caught on CCTV at 4am. Search ongoing, public warned not to approach.
Lost Heritage Apple Varieties Rediscovered in Shropshire Orchard
Apple detective Tom Adams rediscovers lost heritage apple varieties in a Shropshire orchard, including the rare Bringewood Pippin, as activists work to revive Britain's traditional orchards.
Alan Titchmarsh's Simple Hoe Hack to Banish Weeds for Good
Alan Titchmarsh shares a simple hoe hack to banish weeds for good, with expert tips on effective weeding methods.
King Charles' Venus Garden Opens at Windsor Castle
King Charles III's Venus-inspired garden at Windsor Castle opens to visitors from 16 July to 13 September, featuring geometric floral patterns and enhanced biodiversity.
El Nino to Roast Tourist Favorites: Most at-Risk Cities
A University of Oxford study reveals hundreds of cities face extreme heat risk from El Nino, with top tourist destinations like Bangkok most vulnerable. UK cities rank lowest.
Kate ‘buzzing’ after successful trip to Italy, says William
Prince William says Kate returned 'buzzing' from Italy trip, praises her early years expertise and recovery after cancer treatment.
Ice Age fish thriving in Scottish loch after reintroduction
Vendace, Britain's rarest freshwater fish from the Ice Age, thriving in Loch Skeen after reintroduction in the 1990s.
Tsunami Threat Looms Over Washington Retirement Town Without Funds
Washington state faces high earthquake and tsunami risk, with a retirement town lacking funds for preparedness. Experts warn a major quake is inevitable.
Canned Baked Beans Taste Better With Mustard, Chef Says
A chef reveals that adding mustard to canned baked beans enhances flavor and balances sweetness. The simple upgrade uses common fridge ingredients for a homemade taste.
Major Incident Declared as 30,000 Homes Without Water in Kent and Sussex
Major incident declared after 30,000 homes in Kent and Sussex left without water due to cold weather and Storm Goretti; schools closed.
England Fans Face Heat Health Risks At World Cup Opener
England fans warned of heat stroke and health risks at 2026 World Cup due to climate change, says UN Climate Change.
GB News Flag Clash: Goodwin vs Boniface Heated Debate
GB News turned tense as Matt Goodwin and Susan Boniface clashed over St George's flags being taken down. Boniface told Goodwin to 'get back in his box' during the fiery debate.
Rapid Expansion of Ring-Necked Parakeets in UK Sparks Concern
Ring-necked parakeet population in UK surges 25-fold since 1994, raising concerns over impact on native wildlife and prompting calls for more research.
Scotland Mandates Swift Bricks in All New Buildings
Scotland mandates swift bricks in all new buildings to help endangered swifts, contrasting with England's non-binding guidance.
São Paulo Reservoir in Crisis: Pollution and Climate Threats
São Paulo's largest reservoir, Billings, faces severe pollution and climate threats, endangering water supply for millions.
Woman Dies in Strinesdale Reservoir Tragedy
Woman dies after getting into difficulty at Strinesdale Reservoir in Manchester; police say no suspicious circumstances.
Council Rejects Dartmoor Road Widening Over Environment Fears
Mid Devon Council rejects Thorverton farm access widening over safety and environmental concerns.
Mystery Buyer of 80m Wyoming Ranch Revealed
Christopher Robinson revealed as buyer of $79.5M Wyoming ranch larger than Rhode Island, ending months of speculation.
Choughs Return to Tintagel Castle After Decades
Choughs, Cornwall's national bird linked to King Arthur, have returned to Tintagel Castle after decades, delighting conservationists.
Alan Titchmarsh Shares Lawn Mowing Frequency For Greener Grass
Alan Titchmarsh advises mowing lawns once a week in mild weather, once a fortnight in heat, and leaving grass longer for greener results.
Microplastics from Bottles Can Damage Pancreas, Study Finds
New study finds PET microplastics from bottles damage pancreas, potentially causing diabetes and obesity.
Growing Sweetcorn: A Delightful Summer Crop for Spacious Gardens
Tips for growing sweetcorn in the UK: requires space, sun, and proper spacing for pollination. Harvest from late summer.
Firefighters Battle to Save Oregon's Doerner Fir, One of World's Tallest Non-Redwood Trees
Firefighters in Oregon work to save the 325-ft Doerner fir, one of the world's tallest non-redwood trees, after it ignited. The blaze continues to smoulder.
Fox and Otter Spotted Playing Together on Lincoln Streets
CCTV captures a fox and otter playing together on the streets of Lincoln, described by the council as an unlikely friendship.
AI Whale Detection Network Launches in San Francisco Bay
AI-powered WhaleSpotter network launches in San Francisco Bay to alert ships in real time, aiming to reduce whale collisions amid rising deaths.
NSW Forestry Corporation Faces Heavy Losses Amid Native Logging Controversy
Reports reveal NSW Forestry Corporation lost $29m in 2023-24, with decade-long losses, sparking debate on native logging viability.
Dog Rescued from Frozen Utah Lake by Air Boat
A dog trapped on a frozen Utah lake since Feb 29 was rescued by air boat after evading previous attempts. It fell in water briefly but is recovering.
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