Fifth Death in Great Smoky Mountains After Cliff Fall
A 65-year-old woman died after falling 60 feet from a cliff on the Alum Cave Trail in Great Smoky Mountains National Park, marking the fifth death there this year.
Category : Environment
AI Data Centers Warm Land by Up to 16 Degrees, Study Finds
University of Cambridge research reveals AI data centers cause 'data heat islands', raising local temperatures by up to 16.4°F, impacting over 340 million people globally.
Half-Blind Dog Fights Off Bear on New Mexico Farm
Honey, a 12-year-old dog partially blind from a previous attack, sustained severe injuries while defending her family's livestock from a bear in Cordova, New Mexico.
Houseplant Myth: Pennies in Soil Offer No Copper Boost
Testing reveals that placing pennies in plant soil does not provide meaningful copper for growth or fungi control. Experts recommend using proper fertilisers instead.
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Half-Blind Dog 'Bear Slayer' Saves Family from New Mexico Bear
A partially blind 12-year-old dog named Honey is recovering after fending off a bear in New Mexico, protecting dozens of chickens and other animals from the hungry intruder.
Japan's Oyster Industry Crisis: Warming Seas Cause Mass Die-Offs
Hiroshima's oyster fisheries, producing most of Japan's farmed oysters, report up to 90% death rates due to rising sea temperatures, threatening livelihoods and local economies.
California's First Farmworkers Day Honors Collective Action
California marks its inaugural Farmworkers Day this Tuesday, replacing Cesar Chavez Day after abuse revelations. The change highlights a broader cultural shift towards celebrating movements over individual heroes.
110+ New Marine Species Found in Coral Sea Deepwater Voyage
Scientists have identified more than 110 new fish and invertebrate species in the Coral Sea, with discoveries including brittlestars, sea anemones, and a catshark, during a 35-day research voyage off Australia's coast.
Experts Dismiss Political Fuel Fixes in Australian Crisis
Australian politicians propose coal-to-liquid, excise cuts, and ethanol to tackle fuel shortages, but experts warn these ideas fail to reduce fossil fuel dependence and emissions.
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Merlin and 200 UK Species Face Extinction in 20-Year Window
A study warns that decisions on climate and land use in the next 20 years will determine the fate of over 200 UK species, including the merlin, with potential ecological collapse by 2050.
US Halts Gulf Drilling to Protect Endangered Species
The US government has suspended new oil and gas drilling in the Gulf of Mexico to safeguard endangered marine species, citing environmental concerns and legal obligations.
Data Centers Create Heat Islands Warming Land by 16 Degrees
New research reveals AI data centers are creating significant 'data heat islands,' warming surrounding land by up to 16°F and affecting over 340 million people globally.
UK Species Face Mass Extinction Within 20 Years, Experts Warn
New research reveals hundreds of British plant, bird and butterfly species could vanish forever by 2070 unless urgent climate and land-use action is taken immediately.
San Diego Beaches Closed in Tijuana Sewage Crisis
Iconic San Diego beaches are closed due to high bacteria levels from the Tijuana sewage crisis, posing severe health risks and air pollution from hydrogen sulfide emissions.
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Earth's Population Could Hit 12.4 Billion by 2070s
Researchers from Flinders University predict global population could peak at 12.4 billion by late 2070s, warning current trends push Earth beyond sustainable limits.
Gravel Gardens Cut Wildfire Risk and Save Water
Switching from organic mulch to gravel in gardens reduces wildfire hazards, conserves water, and improves drainage. This trend is expanding beyond fire-prone areas due to its environmental benefits.
Woman Spends £100 a Month on Human Food for Her Dogs
Mags Burns, 65, from Sunderland, feeds her two golden retrievers a human-grade diet costing £100 monthly, attributing their health to meals like scrambled eggs and steak treats.
Stop Feeding Pigeons This to Save Your Garden
Gardeners can easily deter destructive pigeons by avoiding a common bird food item. Expert reveals wheat-free alternatives that attract smaller birds instead.
Eco-Friendly Furniture Alternatives That Don't Break the Bank
Discover how to furnish your home sustainably without overspending. Learn about fast furniture's environmental impact and explore affordable, durable alternatives through community sharing and secondhand markets.
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Teen Farm Worker Fatally Crushed by Malfunctioning Machine
An inquest hears how 17-year-old Luke Searle was fatally injured while investigating a faulty bale wrapper on a Devon farm, with the jury citing lack of safe stop procedures.
Bird Feeding Alert: DIY Fat Balls Risk Health
Horticulturalist David Domoney warns against social media trends promoting homemade fat balls with harmful ingredients like butter and fryer fat, which damage birds' digestion and feathers.
Humpback Whale Escapes Baltic Sea After Tense Rescue Efforts
A humpback whale, measuring 12-15 metres, has successfully swum free from shallow waters near Wismar, Germany, after a dramatic rescue attempt involving an excavator. Experts remain cautiously optimistic as it faces a long journey to the Atlantic.
Elephant Escapes New Mexico Zoo, Enjoys 'Little Night Out'
A 52-year-old Asian elephant named Alice broke free from her enclosure at Albuquerque's ABQ BioPark, wandering the grounds before being safely returned by keepers using established relationships and equipment.
Spring Pruning Time for Lavender to Prevent Leggy Plants
Gardening expert Michael Griffiths advises pruning lavender in mid to late spring for optimal shape. Learn the correct technique to avoid damaging old wood and ensure years of healthy growth.
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New Recycling Rules Launch Amid Council Concerns
New household waste regulations requiring up to four separate bins have taken effect in England, but a quarter of councils are not yet ready to implement the service.
3 Mistakes That Stop Rhododendrons Blooming and How to Fix Them
Gardeners may be sabotaging their rhododendron blooms with common errors in pruning, soil care, and feeding. Experts reveal simple fixes for vibrant spring flowers.
Mayor Calls for Removal of Mural Backed by Musk and Tate
Providence Mayor Brett Smiley has condemned a mural of murdered Ukrainian refugee Iryna Zarutska as divisive, calling for its removal from an LGBTQ+ bar, with funding linked to Elon Musk and Andrew Tate.
Humpback Whale Escapes German Coast After Stranding
A humpback whale stranded in shallow Baltic waters near Wismar has swum free after days of public concern. Experts hope it can navigate back to the Atlantic.
27 Missing After Boat Sinks Near Indonesia's Taliabu Island
Rescuers in Indonesia are urgently searching for 27 people missing after the passenger vessel Nazila 05 sank off Taliabu Island, with high waves breaking the bow during rough weather.
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Wolf Bites Woman in Hamburg Shopping Area, First Attack Since 1998
A wolf bit a woman in a Hamburg shopping district before being rescued from a lake, marking Germany's first known wild wolf attack on a person since the species returned nearly 30 years ago.
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