Flawed Economic Models Risk Global Financial Crash
Experts warn that flawed economic models ignoring climate shocks could trigger a global financial crash, with recovery harder than 2008 as we cannot bail out the Earth.
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Trump's LA Wildfire Rebuilding Plan Sparks Federal-State Clash
EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin outlines Trump's executive order to fast-track permits for homes destroyed by 2025 wildfires, facing opposition from California officials.
King Charles' Prison Bee-Keeping Documentary Revealed
A new documentary explores King Charles' environmental 'Harmony theory', featuring a prison bee-keeping project at HMP Bristol that teaches inmates about relationships and community.
King Charles' Prison Bee-Keeping Project Teaches Harmony
A new documentary reveals how King Charles' environmental passion inspired a bee-keeping initiative at HMP Bristol, helping inmates learn about relationships and community through nature.
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Giant Phantom Jellyfish Filmed Off Argentina Coast
Researchers have captured rare footage of a giant phantom jellyfish, Stygiomedusa gigantea, off the Argentine coast. The creature, which can grow to the size of a school bus, was filmed at depths of 820 feet.
Dust Storm Emergency Hits Southern California and Arizona
Millions face hazardous air quality as strong winds whip up dangerous dust clouds across Southern California and Arizona, triggering widespread health alerts and warnings.
Wildfire Smoke Tied to 24,100 US Deaths Per Year
New research reveals chronic exposure to wildfire smoke particulate pollution contributes to tens of thousands of deaths annually across the United States.
Firefighters Rescue Swan Frozen in Connecticut River
Norwalk firefighters performed a delicate ice rescue operation to free a swan whose feet were frozen into the Norwalk River, successfully saving the bird and transporting it to veterinary care.
Nantucket Erosion Defences Vandalised in Coastal Clash
Tensions flare among Nantucket's wealthy residents as geotube reinforcements protecting cliffside mansions from erosion are allegedly deliberately cut, sparking police investigation and community condemnation.
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Population Growth Drives Biodiversity Loss, Study Finds
A major new study highlights the direct correlation between rising global population and accelerating biodiversity loss, urging urgent policy action to mitigate environmental impacts.
Chagos Islands Ecology to Withstand Sovereignty Return
Scientific analysis indicates the Chagos Islands' unique marine ecosystem is robust enough to survive the transition of sovereignty from the UK to Mauritius without significant damage.
Giant Phantom Jellyfish Caught on Camera in Argentina
Researchers have captured rare footage of a giant phantom jellyfish, Stygiomedusa gigantea, off the Argentine coast, revealing a creature that can grow to the size of a school bus with tentacles over 30 feet long.
Greenland's Climate Crisis: Record Heat and Economic Shifts
Greenland experiences its warmest January on record, with temperatures far above historical averages, accelerating economic changes in fishing and tourism.
John Barkham: UEA Ecologist and Teacher Dies Aged 82
John Barkham, the first ecologist at the University of East Anglia, has died at 82. An innovative educator and lifelong naturalist, he shaped environmental science teaching and conservation efforts across Norfolk and beyond.
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PETA Protests Dog Breeding at Westminster, Backs NYC Cat TNR
PETA stages a protest at the Westminster Dog Show against breeding practices, while advocating for Trap-Neuter-Return programs for cats in New York City.
Avoid This February Garden Task for Lush Spring Lawns
Specialists advise delaying lawn mowing until March to protect grass health and ensure vibrant growth throughout spring and summer seasons.
Backyard Gardens: Healthy for People and Planet
Discover how starting a backyard vegetable garden can improve your health, reduce carbon emissions, and benefit local ecosystems with expert planning tips.
February's Top Value Australian Fruit and Vegetables
Discover the best-value produce in Australia this February, including queen garnet plums, ripe tomatoes, and cheap watermelon, with expert tips from buyers.
Ozone Fix Unleashes Toxic 'Forever Chemicals' Worldwide
A new study reveals chemicals introduced to protect the ozone layer have inadvertently spread 335,500 tonnes of toxic PFAS globally, contaminating water sources and human bodies.
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Half of US Homeowners Plan 2026 Move Over Climate
A new survey reveals 49% of American homeowners are considering relocation in 2026, driven by extreme weather fears and rising housing costs, with many seeking safer states.
Cold Snap Stuns Florida's Invasive Iguanas
A temperature drop in Florida has left invasive green iguanas 'cold-stunned,' immobilising them on grass and pavements, with experts collecting thousands for humane disposal.
Trump's EPA Actions Contradict RFK Jr's Health Promises
A new report finds President Trump's aggressive dismantling of environmental protections directly undermines his administration's 'Make America Healthy Again' campaign promises to combat childhood chronic diseases.
Ben Goldsmith's Tribute to Daughter Iris on Her Birthday
Financier Ben Goldsmith shared a heartfelt tribute to his late daughter Iris on what would have been her 22nd birthday, remembering her tragic accident and the environmental legacy she inspired.
German Wolf Faces Death for Being 'Too Friendly'
A wild wolf in Germany's Black Forest faces execution after showing 'atypical behaviour' by approaching walkers and posing for photos, sparking a major legal battle.
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Greenland's Record Warmth Threatens Economy Post-Trump
Greenland records its warmest January ever, warming four times faster than global average, threatening fishing, tourism and mining sectors that define its economy.
National Landscapes Push for Diversity in UK Countryside
The National Landscapes Association is working to reduce barriers and increase diversity in accessing the UK's 46 protected landscapes, aiming for inclusivity by 2050.
Skier Petitions IOC to End Fossil Fuel Sponsorship of Winter Sports
Norwegian skier Nikolai Schirmer has presented the International Olympic Committee with a petition signed by over 21,000 people calling for an end to fossil fuel company sponsorship in winter sports ahead of the Milan Cortina Games.
Create Hedgehog Highways in Your Garden, Urges WWF
The WWF is urging UK homeowners to make small fence modifications to create 'hedgehog highways' as numbers have plummeted by over 65% since 1995 due to habitat loss.
Why Dogs Follow Owners to the Toilet
Discover the adorable protective instinct behind why dogs follow their owners into the bathroom, explained by animal behaviour experts and viral social media insights.
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Monkey Owners Fear Pets Face Euthanasia Under New Rules
New government licensing requirements for primate owners in the UK have sparked fears that thousands of monkeys could be seized and euthanised due to strict enclosure standards and limited rescue capacity.
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