Climate Change Adds £168 to Lamb Costs, Hikes Easter Prices
A new report reveals climate change has increased lamb prices by 7-21% since 2022, adding £168 to household costs over three years due to extreme weather impacts on farming.
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Lamb Prices Soar Due to Extreme Weather, Hitting Easter Feasts
A new report warns extreme weather has increased lamb prices by 7-21%, costing UK households £168 extra over three years, with broader food inflation looming.
EPA Moves to Designate Microplastics and Pharmaceuticals as Contaminants
The EPA has proposed adding microplastics and pharmaceuticals to its list of drinking water contaminants, potentially leading to new regulations for water utilities amid health concerns.
Venomous Snakes Migrate to Coasts as Climate Warms
A new global study warns climate change will drive venomous snakes toward densely populated coastlines, increasing deadly encounters for millions by 2050 and 2090.
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Oldest Tortoise Jonathan Alive Despite Death Hoax Rumors
Jonathan, the 193-year-old world's oldest land animal, is confirmed alive on St. Helena after a social media hoax falsely reported his death and solicited crypto donations.
Swinney Rethinks North Sea Oil Licences as Prices Rise
Scotland's First Minister John Swinney suggests a reconsideration of North Sea oil and gas licences due to Middle East tensions, while facing criticism from Greens and Tories.
BP Faces Shareholder Backlash Over Climate Transparency
A coalition of green investors led by Follow This accuses BP of attempting to reduce climate disclosure requirements by repealing key shareholder resolutions from 2015 and 2019 ahead of its AGM.
Swinney Signals Rethink on North Sea Oil and Gas
Scotland's First Minister John Swinney has indicated a potential shift in stance on North Sea oil and gas licences, citing global energy concerns and carbon intensity considerations.
Festival Urine Fertiliser Grows Welsh Forest
A Bristol start-up converts festivalgoers' urine into odour-free fertiliser, now used to grow 4,500 native trees in Bannau Brycheiniog National Park, Wales.
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Eggshells: Vital Spring Food for Garden Birds
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New York Induction Stove Mandate: Climate Energy Milestone
New York mandates induction stoves in new buildings to cut emissions and boost energy efficiency, setting a precedent for urban climate action.
Festival Urine Fertilises Welsh Forest in Green Initiative
A startup uses urine from Boomtown festivalgoers to create fertiliser for growing 4,500 native trees in Bannau Brycheiniog, backed by a Forestry Commission grant.
Surrogate Father Raises Tiny Antelope Fawn at UK Zoo
A Kirk's dik-dik fawn named Dotty, barely taller than a tin of beans, is being raised by a surrogate father at Chester Zoo after her biological father's death, highlighting unique conservation efforts.
Storage Tomatoes: Grow Fresh Tomatoes All Year Round
Discover how storage tomatoes can stay fresh for months after harvest, allowing home gardeners to enjoy homegrown tomatoes through winter with expert growing tips.
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US Egg Prices Fall 60% for Easter After Bird Flu Crisis
American consumers enjoy significantly cheaper eggs this Easter as prices drop 60% from last year's record highs, driven by reduced bird flu outbreaks and flock recovery.
Egg Prices Drop 60% from Highs, Farmers Struggle
U.S. egg prices have fallen 60% from last year's record highs due to eased bird flu and imports, but farmers are selling at a loss amid rising feed costs.
Festival Urine Fertiliser to Grow Trees in Welsh Park
Scientists are using fertiliser made from human urine collected at Boomtown Festival to cultivate up to 4,500 trees in Bannau Brycheiniog, Wales, in a sustainable forestry project.
Festival Urine Used as Fertiliser for Welsh Forest
Scientists are using fertiliser made from festivalgoers' urine to grow thousands of native trees in Bannau Brycheiniog, marking a sustainable forestry breakthrough.
Dogs Pick Owners in Shelter's Real-Life AI Video Inspired Adoption
A rescue centre has reversed the traditional adoption process by allowing dogs to select their future owners, inspired by viral AI-generated videos showing similar scenarios.
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Discover the best plants to sow and grow in April, from ornamental blooms to edible crops, with advice from top horticulturists to ensure a flourishing garden this season.
Renewables Hit Record 52.5% of UK Electricity in 2025
Provisional government data reveals renewables like wind and solar generated over half of UK electricity last year, a record high driven by new capacity and favourable weather.
US Egg Prices Fall 60% for Easter, Aiding Consumers
US egg prices have dropped 60% from last year's record highs, driven by recovering flocks and imports, making Easter and Passover more affordable despite ongoing bird flu challenges.
Simple April Task for a Lush, Green Lawn Revealed
A gardening expert shares an easy technique using a basic item to transform your lawn into a thick, vibrant green space for summer, with step-by-step guidance.
UK Plans to Relax Rules for Factory Farms After Lobbying
Exclusive documents reveal ministers are rewriting planning policies to facilitate intensive livestock developments, following years of industry lobbying, despite environmental and local concerns.
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Swifts Spark Joy: Help Britain's Declining Aerial Marvels
Britain's swift population has plummeted by 68% since 1995. Discover 10 practical ways to support these migratory birds, from installing nest boxes to protecting insects.
Danish Warship Sunk by Nelson Found After 225 Years
Marine archaeologists have discovered the wreck of the Danish flagship Dannebroge, sunk by Admiral Nelson in 1801, during excavations in Copenhagen Harbour ahead of a major housing development.
McDonald's Sauce Bags Pollute Canadian Shoreline, Probe Launched
A resident in Nova Scotia found 46 empty industrial McDonald's condiment bags littering the Bay of Fundy shoreline over two years, prompting an investigation by the fast-food giant into the plastic pollution source.
Spain's First Tsunami-Ready Town Leads Safety Drive
Chipiona in Cádiz becomes Spain's inaugural 'tsunami ready' community, with drills and signs, while the Costa del Sol faces quieter risks from seismic faults.
Balloon Boom's Dark Side: Environmental Calls for a Ban
Balloons, popular at parties and funerals, pose severe risks to wildlife and ecosystems. As retailers refuse sales and activists push for bans, alternatives like bubbles and memorials gain traction.
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