Spanish Storm Filomena Causes UK Salad Shortage
Storm Filomena in Spain causes lettuce and tomato shortages in UK supermarkets, adding to Brexit and Covid pressures.
Storm Filomena in Spain causes lettuce and tomato shortages in UK supermarkets, adding to Brexit and Covid pressures.
A toxic chromium plume from Los Alamos National Laboratory has spread onto Pueblo de San Ildefonso land, exceeding safety limits and raising health concerns.
A rare southern right whale entangled in fishing gear was freed after a multi-day rescue off New Zealand's coast, marking the first such recorded entanglement.
New Orleans is past the point of no return due to sea level rise, with relocation needed now, a new study warns.
Alan Titchmarsh shares tips to stop rats invading gardens: position bird feeders in open areas and avoid leaving food out overnight.
Scotland's wild salmon rod catches hit record low of 28,020 in 2025, with campaigners blaming open-net fish farms for the catastrophic decline.
Vinnie Jones faces backlash over plans for a shooting retreat at his West Sussex farm, with over 12,000 objections filed.
Check soil temperature, moisture, and tuber firmness to ensure dahlias sprout. Tips from expert Ish and Gardeners' World.
UN warns record hot year almost certain by 2030 as climate crisis intensifies, with El Niño expected to push temperatures higher.
The Met Office predicts temperatures could reach 30C next week, with a potential heatwave. Warmer conditions expected from this weekend after recent rain and wind.
Two climate activists threw red paint over a 133-year-old Columbus painting in Madrid; arrested for heritage crimes, painting restored within hours.
Data centres in Sydney and Melbourne are projected to consume vast amounts of drinking water, raising concerns about sustainability and resource strain.
Global renewable energy investment hit a record $386bn in H1 2025, up 10% year-on-year, despite US policy rollbacks. Wind finance surged 25%.
Explosion at Texas well site causes large fire and evacuations but no injuries; fire being monitored.
California sees four deaths and 40 hospitalizations from death cap mushrooms in an unprecedented outbreak; experts urge caution.
The RSPB has revised its feeding advice for garden birds from May to October to combat trichomonosis, urging gardeners to avoid seeds and peanuts to protect finches.
Europe's first elephant sanctuary opens in Portugal, rehoming captive circus and zoo elephants to a natural habitat in Alentejo.
Up to 359 Welsh farms still under Chernobyl restrictions 22 years on, with rigorous testing for sheep before entering food chain.
UK intelligence warns ecosystem collapse threatens national security, with food shortages and mass migration risks.
Robins are returning to UK gardens as wildlife habitats improve, with gardeners like Kate Bradbury attracting them through compost, feeders, and ponds.
National Trust sinks three barges in Essex estuary to create novel bird island habitat, using sediment and recycled Thames lighters.
A personal account of witnessing Buddhist monks on a 2,300-mile peace walk across the US, embodying loving-kindness amid challenges.
Expert warns UK could see 20% rise in mosquitoes due to wet weather and pandemic, urging precautions to avoid bites.
Trump administration advances plan to exempt Tongass National Forest from roadless rule, sparking outrage from environmentalists, tribes, and fishermen.
UK bans shooting of six wild birds including woodcock and pochard to halt population decline, with new proposals extending close seasons.
Matter Industries' filter captures 97% of microfibres from washing machines, winning Earthshot prize recognition and aiming for UK legislation.
Bill Gates argues climate crisis won't end humanity, urges focus on poverty and disease over emissions targets, contradicting UN warnings.
A suspected adder sighting at a Welsh nursery led to a closure, but a snake expert found no evidence, deeming it a false alarm.
California farmers to destroy 420,000 peach trees after Del Monte Foods closes canneries, with $9m in federal aid approved to remove orchards and reduce oversupply.
Invasive carpet sea squirts found in Strangford Lough threaten native species and local economy; clean-up efforts complicated by currents.