Balloon tributes for A66 crash victims branded 'kick in the teeth'
Environmentalists condemn balloon releases planned for five men killed in the A66 crash, urging Middlesbrough Council to stop the tributes over wildlife concerns.
Category : Environment
Mum of 12 calls for NHS change after two stillborn babies
Louise Temple, 39, from Sunniside, is campaigning for NHS guidelines to change after two of her children, Cruze and Pandora, were stillborn.
To end homelessness, look to the root causes, readers say
Readers respond to Andy Burnham's pledge to get all rough sleepers off the streets by Christmas, urging prevention-first approaches and systemic change.
Ella Baron cartoon on AI and drought sparks debate
A new cartoon by Ella Baron links AI's water consumption to drought, highlighting the environmental cost of data centres in a changing climate.
Nevada Hawk wildfire forces evacuations near Reno campus
The Hawk fire in Nevada grew to over 15,000 acres, forcing nearly 90,000 residents to evacuate as flames reached the University of Nevada campus edge.
Guinea landfill landslide kills 30 in Conakry
A landslide at a waste dump in Guinea's capital Conakry killed 30 people after heavy rain, the government said, days after plans to close the site were announced.
US Pacific territories oppose deep sea mining lease plan
Guam and Northern Mariana Islands leaders oppose a US plan to auction deep sea mining leases for 28m hectares of seabed near the Mariana Trench, citing environmental risks.
75% of English secondary schools break food rules, report finds
Three-quarters of secondary schools in England are breaking healthy food rules, serving chips, burgers, and sweets too often, according to a Bite Back analysis.
South Wales summer fires: a season of devastation lingers
Climbing Tylorstown Tip reveals the scale of south Wales's summer wildfires, which have blackened forests and grasslands across the region.
Czech pickle recipes: courgette kraut and fermented pepper sauce
Prague-born food writer Šárka Otevřel Camrdová shares two recipes from her new book to preserve summer vegetables: courgette kraut and fermented bell pepper sauce.
Air con favoured over emissions cuts in Europe, survey finds
A YouGov poll across six European nations, including the UK, finds more people favour encouraging air conditioning adoption over prioritising carbon emissions cuts, with many fearing for their health during recent heatwaves.
1926: Wasps and Green Flies Spotted Nearly a Mile High
In 1926, air-pilots reported wasps at 6,000 feet and small green flies at 4,000, prompting reflections on insect habits and nuptial flights.
Michael Sheen exposes toxic Monsanto scandal in north Wales
Michael Sheen's investigation into Monsanto concludes as he meets cancer patients seeking accountability for toxic dumping in north Wales.
Wild beaver kits born in Norfolk for first time in 500 years
Two wild beaver kits have been born in Norfolk for the first time in over 500 years, offspring of a pair that mysteriously arrived at Pensthorpe nature reserve in December.
1,000+ Little Penguins Vaccinated Against Bird Flu in Victoria
More than 1,000 little penguins on Phillip Island have received their first bird flu vaccine dose, in what is believed to be the world's largest wild bird vaccination program.
No fridge, no fans, just blocks of ice: surviving Pakistan's searing heat
In Nasirabad, Pakistan, families with limited electricity and poor ventilation rely on daily ice collections to endure temperatures up to 50C, as heatwaves intensify.
Rosebank oilfield could be net zero compatible with CCS conditions
The UK government must decide on Rosebank and Jackdaw oilfields. Rosebank could be approved if its owners pay for carbon capture and storage, making it compatible with net zero commitments.
Climate crisis is an outrage, not a tragedy: Tim Winton
Author Tim Winton argues global heating is a deliberate crime by a wealthy class, urging honest reporting and solidarity to secure a safe future.
Ernie the danger dog: a lovable beagle who dices with death
Ernie the beagle has chased deer across a dual carriageway, eaten toxic brownies and jumped into a canal – yet remains extraordinarily lovable, despite £12,000 in vet bills.
Eco-Friendly Money-Saving Swaps: Readers' Tips
Readers share eco-friendly, wallet-friendly swaps: homemade cleaners, reusable cloths, bulk buying, refill shops, and DIY yoghurt to cut costs and waste.
Lindsay Clancy trial: social media conspiracy theories analyzed
As the Lindsay Clancy murder trial winds down, experts say social media algorithms drive conspiracy theories and misinformation about the case.
Nevada wildfire forces 90,000 to flee as flames reach Reno
A fast-moving Nevada wildfire grew to over 15,000 acres on Sunday, forcing nearly 90,000 residents to evacuate as flames neared Reno and the University of Nevada campus.
Plastic waste turned into 3D-printed cookies in Nasa project
Researchers have created edible cookies from upcycled plastic using engineered yeasts, a Nasa-funded project aimed at feeding astronauts on long space missions.
Charred corn, jalapeño and black bean nachos recipe
Georgina Hayden's quick and easy nachos recipe combines charred corn, jalapeños, and black beans, ready in 30 minutes and customisable for all tastes.
Border Wall Plan Threatens Ancient Rock Art in West Texas
Trump's border wall expansion in west Texas could damage or destroy ancient rock art murals, some older than the pyramids, that archeologists call the oldest-known books in North America.
World's oceans hit hottest temperature on record in August
The world's oceans were hotter than ever previously recorded on Saturday, with the average surface temperature reaching 21.1C, according to the latest data.
Eco laundry detergents tested: which really clean?
We tested 11 eco-friendly laundry detergents for cleaning power, softness and scent. Smol Bio capsules won overall, with Ecoegg best for budget and Ecover for fragrance.
Reno wildfire: 90,000 under evacuation orders as Hawk fire rages
About 90,000 residents of Reno, Nevada, face evacuation orders as the wind-driven Hawk fire burns over 15,000 acres with 0% containment, injuring six people.
Bird flu 'carnage' warning for Australia's seals and sea lions
Scientists warn H5 bird flu could cause 'carnage' for Australia's seal and sea lion populations after a second suspected case in long-nosed fur seals in South Australia.
Tory MP's net zero lines 'dissolve on contact with reality'
On BBC Radio 4's Any Questions?, a Tory MP's climate crisis responses were met with disbelief, as audience members demanded action amid record heat and crop failures.
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