World's First Hydrogen Cruise Ship Floats Out in Italy
Viking Cruises has floated out the Viking Libra, the world's first hydrogen-powered cruise ship, marking a milestone in eco-friendly maritime travel with zero-emission capabilities.
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Croatia's New Zagorje Mountains Nature Park Announced
Croatia designates its 13th protected landscape, the Zagorje Mountains Nature Park, covering 115 square miles near Zagreb with hiking trails and biodiversity conservation.
World's Largest Wildlife Bridge: £85m Crossing for Cougars
The Wallis Annenberg Wildlife Crossing in California, costing £85 million, will become the world's largest wildlife bridge, reconnecting ecosystems for cougars, mountain lions, and other species.
Forever Chemicals Scandal: Yorkshire Town's Toxic Legacy
An ITV documentary reveals Bentham, North Yorkshire, has the UK's highest Pfas levels, with residents' blood tests showing alarming contamination and health risks.
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New Gecko Species Found in Cambodia's Limestone Caves
A conservation team led by Pablo Sinovas discovered three new gecko species and other wildlife in Cambodia's karst landscapes, highlighting urgent protection needs.
Truck Convoy Brings Cattle Feed Relief to Flooded Queensland
A massive truck convoy has delivered essential cattle feed to North West Queensland, providing critical relief after months of devastating flooding that threatened livestock and livelihoods.
Emmanuel Grégoire Cycles to Victory as Paris Mayor
Emmanuel Grégoire, a Socialist Party member, arrives by bicycle after being elected Mayor of Paris, symbolising a commitment to sustainable urban policies.
Earth's Energy Imbalance Hits Record High, Pushing Planet Beyond Limits
The World Meteorological Organization warns Earth's energy imbalance has reached a record high, with oceans absorbing over 90% of excess heat, accelerating climate impacts like extreme weather and ocean acidification.
Israeli Strikes on Tehran Oil Depots Cause Toxic Fires
Satellite images reveal toxic fires from Israeli bombings on Tehran oil depots burned for days, blanketing the city in pollutants and causing severe health risks for millions of residents.
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Country Diary: Unique Blend of Beach, Hill, Church
A nature writer explores a coastal landscape where beach, hill, and church converge, highlighting its ecological and cultural significance in a detailed account.
Cornwall's Gorse Fires: 1926 Diary of Beauty and Loss
A 1926 country diary from Cornwall describes the haunting beauty of gorse fires, set to improve grazing, but laments the destruction of wildlife habitats and spring flowers.
Beinn Eighe: 75 Years of Scotland's First Nature Reserve
Explore Beinn Eighe, Britain's inaugural national nature reserve, marking its 75th anniversary with ancient pinewoods, stunning trails, and conservation success stories in the Scottish Highlands.
Rathlin Island Ferret-Free After £4.5m Conservation Effort
Predatory feral ferrets have been eradicated from Rathlin Island in Northern Ireland for the first time, boosting seabird colonies. A £4.5m five-year project used drones, cameras, and a sniffer dog to remove the invasive species.
Australia Gas Tax Debate Heats Up Amid Global Warning
The International Energy Agency warns Australia's gas profit tax policies could hinder climate goals, sparking debate over economic and environmental impacts.
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Memorial Benches in Hartlepool: A Growing Tribute Trend
Hartlepool sees a surge in memorial benches as residents honour deceased loved ones in public spaces, sparking debates on community remembrance and urban planning.
Record-Breaking 'Super El Niño' Predicted With Global Climate Impacts
Climate scientists warn of a potential 'super El Niño' event this year that could bring extreme weather patterns, accelerate global warming, and set new temperature records worldwide.
Monty Don: Gardeners' World Like Going Back to School
Monty Don discusses the intensive production behind Gardeners' World and highlights unique British gardens from his new book, British Gardens, celebrating the nation's gardening passion.
Derwent Village Lost Beneath Ladybower Reservoir
The Peak District village of Derwent was systematically demolished and flooded during WWII to supply industrial water. Its ruins occasionally resurface, revealing a lost community.
Earth's Climate Imbalance Hits Record High in Shocking WMO Report
A new WMO report reveals Earth's climate is more unbalanced than ever, with 2025 among hottest years and all key indicators flashing red. Oceans absorb 91% of excess heat.
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Epsom Salt: Natural Secret for Lush Green Lawns
Gardening experts reveal how Epsom salt provides essential minerals like magnesium and iron to promote deep green colour and healthy grass growth in lawns.
Prune Lavender Before March Ends for More Flowers
Horticulture experts advise gardeners to complete a light trim of lavender plants by the end of March to encourage prolific flowering and prevent woody growth.
Reuse Tin Cans as Rustic Herb Planters, Expert Urges
A gardening expert advises households to repurpose empty tin cans into charming herb planters instead of recycling them, promoting eco-friendly practices.
Orphaned Lambs in Knitted Jumpers Stay Warm in Scotland
Auchingarrich Wildlife Park in Perthshire cares for orphaned lambs with hand-knitted jumpers and bottle-feeding, supported by a volunteer knitting group.
Top 10 Scenic Dog Walks in UK Revealed by Instagram Study
A new ranking by Tails.com identifies the most picturesque dog-friendly walking routes across the UK, from coastal paths to mountain trails, based on Instagram hashtag popularity.
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Escaped Capybara Samba Still Missing After Six Days
Zookeepers deploy sniffer dogs and thermal drones in the search for Samba, a capybara that escaped from Marwell Zoo near Winchester. Residents are urged to check ponds and rivers.
Chileans Protest Kast's Environmental Rollbacks on World Water Day
Thousands marched in Chile on World Water Day to protest President José Antonio Kast's repeal of 43 environmental decrees, citing threats to water access and wildlife.
Milk Spray Prevents Black Spot Disease on Roses
Gardeners can protect roses from black spot disease in spring by spraying a simple milk and water solution, which creates a protective barrier against fungal spores.
Mount Arthur's Quiet Truth: Nature as Our Kin
Joseph Earp reflects on how escaping to Tasmania's Mount Arthur reveals nature as a rousing force against urban distraction, challenging modern life's illusions.
Lucy Ridge: From Chef Burnout to Pig Farm Revival
After 12 years in toxic kitchens, chef Lucy Ridge lost her love for cooking. A move to a regional Victoria pig farm restored her joy through community and farm-to-table living.
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NT Braces for More Floods as Cyclone Narelle Nears
The Katherine River threatens the township again as Tropical Cyclone Narelle brings up to 300mm of rain to the saturated Top End, with evacuations and disaster payments underway.
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