Don't bin used tea bags - gardeners reveal why
Horticulture experts reveal why used tea bags belong in your flower beds, not your bin - discover this game-changing gardening hack that boosts plant health.
Category : Environment
Diver killed in shark feeding frenzy in Bahamas
A Russian diver has been killed in a brutal shark attack during a feeding expedition in the Bahamas, marking a tragic reminder of the dangers of interacting with marine predators.
Violent Athens protests at Tomb of Unknown Soldier
Greek police clashed with demonstrators in central Athens during a protest that turned violent near the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Riot officers deployed tear gas and water cannons as tensions escalated in Syntagma Square.
Greens: Labor's Nature Law Revamp Worse Than Status Quo
The Australian Greens have launched a scathing attack on Labor's proposed environmental reforms, warning they could worsen the extinction crisis while ignoring climate impacts of major fossil fuel projects.
Climate change brings mosquitoes to Iceland
Global warming is creating conditions for mosquitoes to establish themselves in Iceland, posing new challenges for the historically insect-free nation.
Sydney beach crisis: Among Australia's most polluted
New research reveals a beloved Sydney beach has been ranked among Australia's most polluted swimming locations, raising serious health concerns for swimmers and prompting urgent environmental action.
Somalia famine crisis deepens amid UK aid cuts
Exclusive investigation reveals how UK government aid reductions are pushing Somalia towards catastrophic famine while climate change exacerbates the humanitarian crisis.
Wood burning complaints yield just one prosecution in England
Exclusive investigation reveals England's wood burning enforcement crisis as thousands of smoke complaints yield only a single prosecution in a year, raising health and regulatory concerns.
10 Essential April Gardening Jobs for UK Gardeners
Don't miss these crucial April gardening tasks that will transform your outdoor space into a blooming paradise this summer. Expert tips for UK gardeners.
Mountain plants find sanctuary in abandoned chapel
Discover the remarkable story of Peak District's wildflowers thriving in an unexpected sanctuary - a decaying chapel where nature is staging its own beautiful revival.
Africa's ancient elephant highways blocked
New research reveals how century-old elephant migration corridors across Africa have been severed by human development, creating dangerous conflicts and threatening ancient behaviours passed down through generations.
Global coal consumption hits record high in 2024
Global coal usage reached unprecedented levels last year, driven by soaring energy demands in Asia and economic pressures, casting doubt on international climate commitments.
Victoria permits pet burials in human cemeteries
Victoria introduces groundbreaking legislation allowing pet burials in human cemeteries, transforming how families honour their beloved companions forever.
Mass seabird die-off baffles scientists on US West Coast
Scientists are deeply concerned as thousands of dead seabirds are discovered along the Pacific coastline from Oregon to California, with climate change and warming ocean waters suspected as potential causes.
Recycling firm crisis after Scotland's failed bottle scheme
Exclusive: Circularity Scotland invested millions in Scottish Government's doomed deposit return scheme, leaving businesses in crisis and sparking political fallout.
Environment Agency fined for water monitoring failures
The Environment Agency faces unprecedented fines after investigation reveals systemic failures in monitoring water companies across Cumbria and Northumbria.
Record £1.1m sewage fines hit English water firms
England's water companies face unprecedented penalties for illegal sewage dumping as the Environment Agency takes aggressive action against environmental violations in waterways.
Woolworths Potato Shortage Hits Australian Supermarkets
Woolworths supermarkets across Australia face unprecedented potato shortages, leaving shoppers staring at empty shelves and rationing popular products. Discover what's causing this national supply chain crisis.
Amanda Owen's heartbreaking farm revelation shocks fans
Our Yorkshire Farm star Amanda Owen opens up about devastating personal loss and the emotional challenges facing Ravenseat farm in candid new interview.
Kitten born with fully-grown cat's tail stuns vets
A Reddit user's viral post reveals their extraordinary kitten born with a fully-grown cat's tail, sparking veterinary curiosity and internet fascination across Britain.
Fulham Palace makes Black History Month permanent
The former Bishop of London's residence launches permanent Black history programme, confronting its colonial past through new exhibitions and educational initiatives.
Somalia famine: Climate crisis pushes millions to brink
Exclusive report reveals how consecutive failed rainy seasons and soaring global food prices have created a perfect storm of famine in Somalia, with millions facing severe hunger and aid agencies struggling to respond.
Make Potatoes Last 6 Months: No-Sprout Secret
Discover the revolutionary potato storage method that eliminates waste and saves money. Food experts share simple tricks to keep spuds fresh for half a year.
Right Whale Population Increases After 14-Year Decline
In a remarkable conservation breakthrough, scientists report the critically endangered North Atlantic right whale population has increased for the first time since 2011, offering new hope for the species' survival.
Wild bear escapes California zoo in dramatic incident
A young black bear's incredible escape from Sequoia Park Zoo in Eureka sparks emergency response and temporary lockdown. Exclusive details and eyewitness accounts reveal the dramatic 45-minute recapture operation.
NI environmental watchdog plan halted despite promises
Stormont's failure to establish a promised independent Environmental Protection Agency leaves Northern Ireland as the only UK nation without dedicated environmental oversight, drawing fierce criticism from campaigners.
NI Environmental Governance Failing Across Multiple Fronts
Shocking report reveals Northern Ireland's environmental governance is failing across multiple fronts, with dire consequences for climate targets and public health.
Bristol's 'loneliest gorillas' face uncertain future
Two western lowland gorillas remain in solitary confinement at the former Bristol Zoo site, sparking animal welfare concerns and calls for immediate relocation to suitable habitats.
Edinburgh Zoo pandas prepare for China return after 12 years
Scotland's beloved giant pandas, Yang Guang and Tian Tian, are preparing for their departure from Edinburgh Zoo after 12 remarkable years, marking the end of an era for UK wildlife conservation.
EPA uncovers illegal herb farm in New York warehouse
US environmental authorities discover sophisticated indoor farm growing illegal Italian herbs in New York, raising questions about food safety and agricultural smuggling.
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