Pacific Ocean 'Dark Zone' Expanding Rapidly - Study
Shocking new research reveals a massive oxygen-starved zone expanding rapidly in the Pacific Ocean, threatening marine ecosystems and climate stability worldwide.
Category : Environment
99p kitchen item banishes garden pests instantly
Discover how a common 99p kitchen item is revolutionising pest control in UK gardens, offering an effective and eco-friendly solution to persistent invaders.
Essential November Rose Care Tips for UK Gardeners
Expert gardeners reveal why November is the most critical month for rose care and how proper autumn maintenance ensures spectacular blooms next spring.
Farmer's near-death vision reveals afterlife secrets
A Yorkshire farmer's cardiac arrest revealed a breathtaking glimpse into the afterlife, describing a realm of pure consciousness and overwhelming peace that's challenging scientific understanding.
Ineos Antwerp Plant: Pollution Deaths Outweigh Jobs
New research reveals the Ineos plastics facility in Antwerp may cause hundreds of premature deaths while creating far fewer jobs than promised, sparking health and environmental concerns.
Beasts of the Sea: A hypnotic tale of extinction
Iida Turpeinen's mesmerising novel 'Beasts of the Sea' resurrects the tragic story of the Steller's sea cow in a powerful ecological lament that speaks to our current climate crisis.
Rio de Janeiro devastated by climate-driven floods
Brazil's vibrant city of Rio de Janeiro confronts a climate catastrophe as unprecedented rainfall causes widespread devastation, leaving communities submerged and raising urgent environmental concerns.
World's Largest Spider Web Discovered in UK Cave
Scientists uncover an extraordinary cave spider web spanning multiple square metres in a British cave, revealing new insights about these fascinating arachnids and their remarkable engineering capabilities.
Indigenous Wisdom: The Amazon's Last Hope
New revelations from The Guardian's Science Weekly podcast uncover how indigenous communities hold the key to preserving the Amazon's fragile ecosystem against deforestation threats.
Lula's stark COP30 warning to world leaders on climate
Brazil's President Lula delivers a powerful message at COP30, exposing the harsh truths about global climate inaction while challenging wealthy nations to honour their commitments.
7 Plants That Need February Pruning Now
Expert gardeners reveal the crucial plants requiring immediate pruning in February to ensure vibrant growth and stunning flowers this spring. Don't miss this essential seasonal guide!
Mississippi Declares Agricultural Emergency Over Farm Losses
Governor Tate Reeves announces emergency measures as Mississippi faces unprecedented agricultural devastation, with farmers reporting near-total crop losses following extreme weather conditions.
Tour guide strangled by 6-metre python in Borneo
Shocking footage captures the heart-stopping moment a Borneo tour guide fights for breath as a massive python constricts around his neck during a jungle demonstration gone wrong.
California's Midnight Light Ban: Dark Sky Law Explained
California implements groundbreaking legislation requiring non-essential businesses to turn off lights after midnight to combat light pollution and protect wildlife.
NZ wildlife park euthanises two lions after rehoming fails
A New Zealand wildlife park makes the difficult choice to euthanise two male lions after unsuccessful attempts to rehome them, highlighting conservation challenges.
Humpback whale's gentle remora removal stuns scientists
Exclusive underwater footage captures the extraordinary moment a humpback whale carefully removes remora fish from its body, revealing unprecedented interspecies behaviour in marine giants.
Suckerfish hitches ride on humpback whale in rare footage
Exclusive marine footage reveals a remora fish firmly attached to a humpback whale's head in a stunning example of oceanic symbiosis off the Australian coast.
138 English heritage sites face irreversible damage
Exclusive report reveals how climate change, erosion and funding cuts threaten to erase centuries of English history from Stonehenge to Hadrian's Wall.
Artist activist married to Trump's public enemy No. 1
An exclusive look at the life of Tracy D. Maitland, the accomplished artist and vocal anti-Israel campaigner married to Donald Trump's most notorious critic.
Brazil to host COP30 climate summit in Amazon city
Brazil secures hosting rights for COP30 in Belém, bringing world climate talks to the Amazon's doorstep as global leaders face mounting pressure to deliver on climate finance.
Shark frenzy forces Moreton Island beach closures
Queensland's popular holiday destination on high alert after multiple shark sightings close to shore, forcing beach closures and safety warnings during peak season.
Scientists: 1.5°C Climate Goal Still Within Reach
Groundbreaking research shows the 1.5°C climate target remains achievable with immediate, decisive action on emissions and renewable energy transition.
Prince William's Earthshot Prize heads to Singapore
The Prince of Wales prepares for third annual Earthshot Prize awards in Singapore, celebrating global environmental innovators with £1 million prizes for groundbreaking climate solutions.
Scottish landowners fear SNP land reform "unworkable"
MSPs face fierce backlash as proposed legislation to break up large estates threatens rural economy and sparks constitutional concerns across Scotland's agricultural sector.
Jane Goodall receives National Geographic's Hubbard Medal
Renowned primatologist Dr Jane Goodall honoured with the Hubbard Medal for her groundbreaking wildlife research and conservation efforts spanning over six decades.
Japan sends troops to stop bear attack surge
Japan takes unprecedented action as bear encounters reach crisis levels, with military units deployed to protect communities after over 100 people injured in just six months.
Starmer defends UK's green economy plans before COP30
Prime Minister Keir Starmer champions Britain's green economic transition, positioning the UK as a global leader in climate action while addressing concerns about costs and implementation ahead of crucial COP30 talks.
Prince William's climate hope message for children before Earthshot
The Prince of Wales delivers an inspiring message about environmental hope for younger generations ahead of the prestigious Earthshot Prize awards in Brazil, revealing how he discusses climate change with his own children.
Wealth and fossil fuel taxes fund £75bn climate aid
In a landmark move, world leaders have agreed to implement unprecedented taxes on extreme wealth and fossil fuel profits, creating a £75 billion annual fund to support developing countries facing climate catastrophe.
Scotland's Flood Defence Crisis: Climate Adaptation Urgency
As Scottish communities from Brechin to the Western Isles face escalating climate threats, experts warn current infrastructure is dangerously inadequate. Discover how local authorities are racing against time to implement new resilience strategies.
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