Prioritise Children in Climate Emergency Response
Experts support declaring climate crisis a global public health emergency, stressing children must be central to adaptation efforts for future resilience.
Category : Environment
Feral Horse Numbers Surge in Kosciuszko Park After Culling Pause
A recent survey shows feral horse numbers in Kosciuszko National Park have surged after a pause in aerial culling, raising environmental concerns.
Rescued Dancing Monkeys Return to Wild After Cruelty
Disturbing footage shows monkeys forced to perform painful tricks in Indonesia. 46 rescued monkeys, including Jono and Unyil, released back into the wild after rehabilitation.
Jackson Hole Trails Study: Wildlife Coexists with Recreation
A study in Jackson Hole finds that wildlife coexists with heavy recreation on busy trails, challenging the notion of a 'sacrifice zone'. Elk showed sensitivity, but many species adapted.
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UK Invests Big in Renewable Energy Infrastructure
The UK government pledges £10 billion for renewable energy projects, aiming to boost green jobs and cut carbon emissions by 2030.
Canada's Climate Betrayal: Carney Dismantles Green Policies
Mark Carney, once a climate champion, has dismantled Canada's climate strategy, weakening methane rules, scrapping carbon pricing, and boosting fossil fuels, sparking widespread grief among activists.
Toddler Dies in Hot Car During Spain's Extreme Heat
A two-year-old girl died of heatstroke in Galicia, Spain, after her father accidentally left her in the car during an unseasonably hot spell with temperatures up to 38C.
Severe Flooding Hits Southern and Central China
Heavy rainfall has caused widespread flooding across southern and central China, submerging homes and disrupting transport. Authorities issue warnings as rivers swell.
London School Transforms Flooded Playground into Green Oasis
St John's primary in Barnet partnered with Trees for Cities to create a sustainable drainage system and green space, ending flooding and boosting playtime.
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UK Unveils Ambitious Green Energy Strategy for Net Zero
The UK government has announced a comprehensive green energy strategy aimed at achieving net zero emissions by 2050, focusing on wind, solar, and nuclear power.
Climate Argument Key to Labour North Sea Oil Debate Win
Proponents of keeping North Sea oil and gas in the ground must focus on climate impacts rather than energy security to win the debate, argues Nick Ferris.
Trump Relaxes Refrigerant Rules to Cut Grocery Costs
The Trump administration plans to ease Biden-era climate rules on refrigerants, claiming it will lower grocery prices. Critics warn of increased pollution and industry disruption.
Mexico Rejects Royal Caribbean's Water Park on Environmental Grounds
Mexico's environment ministry rejected Royal Caribbean's 'Perfect Day Mexico' water park, citing environmental concerns and local opposition. The company withdrew its proposal.
Heatwave in Northern India Nears 48°C, Disrupting Life
A severe heatwave grips northern India with temperatures near 48°C, emptying roads and markets, disrupting schools, and prompting authorities to open cooling zones.
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Santa Monica Pier Second Most Polluted Beach in California
Santa Monica Pier ranks as California's second most polluted beach for bacterial contamination, according to Heal the Bay's annual report.
Mexico Rejects Royal Caribbean Water Park After Backlash
Mexico's government has rejected Royal Caribbean's 'Perfect Day Mexico' water park project due to environmental concerns and public opposition, highlighting growing resistance to mass development in pristine coastal regions.
Stunning £6.9m Greek Island on Sale for Price of London Flat
The Greek island of Makri, valued at £6.9m, is up for auction at just £213,000, but strict conservation laws ban development, making it nearly uninhabitable.
PETA Chicken Statue Plan Sparks Outcry in Norfolk
PETA proposes a giant hen statue at Norfolk's Chicken Roundabout, urging honking for chickens. Locals cite traffic safety and noise concerns, rejecting the plan.
Indian City Hits 48.2C as Heatwave Clears Streets
India's capital and northern regions face extreme heat with temperatures up to 48.2C, prompting cooling zones, night farming, and early school closures.
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Hidden Lead in Your Garden: Risks and Safety Tips
Lead lurks in many urban gardens, posing health risks even with organic methods. Learn sources, dangers, and simple steps to protect your family and grow safe produce.
Deep-Sea Mining Surge: US Firms Race for Seabed Minerals
Since Trump's executive order, deep-sea mining companies have raised millions, stock prices soared, and regulators fast-track permits, despite legal disputes and economic doubts.
China Floods: 24 Dead, Rescue Workers Swim to Reach Trapped
At least 24 people have died in southern China due to heavy rains. Rescue workers swim through buildings and use boats to save trapped residents. Several remain missing.
Super El Niño Could Surpass 1877 Event That Killed Millions
Scientists warn a 'super El Niño' later this year could exceed the 1877 event's intensity, which caused up to 50 million deaths. Pacific temperatures may rise 3°C above average.
PNG Warns Against Fishing in New Ireland After Marine Deaths
Papua New Guinea's government warns against fishing in New Ireland after preliminary tests find metals in water samples, following months of dead fish washing ashore.
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Bluebells Bloom, Ferns Overtake in Tamar Valley Spring
In St Dominic, Tamar Valley, spring progresses with bluebells overwhelmed by ferns, hawthorn blooming, and a grass snake sighting, as gardens and pastures await more rain.
Flea Treatment Chemicals Harming UK Wildlife, Study Warns
A study finds toxic chemicals in pet flea treatments, banned for pesticides, are devastating wildlife in rivers and parks, urging government action.
Migratory Bird Numbers Fall in Britain Despite Warm Spring
Data from bird ringers shows significant declines in warbler species during the 2025 breeding season, despite a warm spring and hot summer in the UK.
Cambodian Villagers Honor Guardian Spirits in Colorful Ritual
Hundreds of Cambodian villagers in Phum Boeung perform the centuries-old He Neak Ta ritual, praying for rain and prosperity with vibrant costumes and offerings.
Ring-Tailed Lemur Twins Born at Sussex Zoo After 13 Years
A British zoo celebrates the birth of its first ring-tailed lemur babies in 13 years, with the surprise arrival of twin males to mother Eve, delighting visitors.
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Australian Farmers Battle Devastating Mouse Plague
Farmers in South and Western Australia are facing a severe mouse plague, with rodents invading homes, pools, and crops, causing significant damage and distress.
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