5 Houseplants to Cool Your Home This Summer
Discover five air-purifying houseplants that can make your home feel cooler and fresher this summer through natural transpiration, without needing air conditioning.
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Chemtrail Conspiracy Theories: Why Some Believe Aircraft Trails Are a Government Plot
Chemtrail conspiracy theories claim aircraft contrails are evidence of secret government weather control or poisoning. Despite scientific explanations, these beliefs persist on social media.
Cannibal Solar Storm May Bring Northern Lights To England
A rare 'cannibal' solar storm could bring the Northern Lights to England and Wales, with sightings possible further south than usual.
‘Tinderbox’ UK may be one shock away from food riots, experts say
UK food experts warn that a single shock, such as extreme weather or cyber-attack, could spark food riots due to a fragile system.
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Should You Get Air Conditioning In The UK? Green Options Explained
As UK summers get hotter, air conditioner sales rise. Explore green options like solar-powered units and efficient systems to stay cool sustainably.
‘God squad’ waives endangered species law to allow US drilling in Gulf of Mexico
US panel exempts Gulf drilling from endangered species law, risking rare Rice's whale extinction.
Venice Could Be Submerged by Rising Sea Levels
Venice faces risk of submersion by 2100 due to sinking foundations and rising sea levels. Recent floods cause €1bn damage. Could the city's plight lead to global solutions?
French Riviera Faces 100% Tsunami Risk in Next 30 Years
UNESCO warns of 100% tsunami probability in the Mediterranean within 30 years, prompting evacuation planning on the French Riviera.
Gateshead Firm First to Use Coal Mine Heat in UK
Lanchester Wines in Gateshead becomes the first UK business to harness heat from disused coal mines, using mine water heat technology to power its warehouses and cut carbon emissions.
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Australia's 2035 Climate Target Battle Revealed
Australia's 2035 emissions target set for Thursday release amid political battle over ambition, with advice suggesting 65-75% cut.
London Naked Bike Ride: Routes and Times for 1,000 Cyclists
Over 1,000 cyclists will ride naked through London today for the World Naked Bike Ride, a protest against car culture and oil dependency. Find start times and routes.
Delhi Homeless Family Battles Extreme Heat Under Flyover
A homeless family in Delhi endures extreme heat under a flyover, with limited access to food, water, and healthcare, as temperatures hit 43°C.
Badenoch Pledges Full Carbon Tax Axe If Tories Regain Power
Kemi Badenoch pledges to fully scrap UK carbon tax, including ETS and CBAM, if Tories regain power, drawing Labour criticism.
Cyclist Loses Quarter of Skull After Hitting Fly-Tipped Shed
Colin Appleton, 66, suffered catastrophic injuries after hitting an asbestos-riddled shed dumped on a country lane. He had 25% of his skull removed and spent seven months in hospital.
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Balcony Solar Panels Gain Popularity Amid US Electricity Cost Surge
Balcony solar panels gain popularity in the US as electricity costs surge, offering a simple way to cut bills by 10-25%.
Hundreds Hospitalised as Fifth Sandstorm in a Month Hits Iraq
Hundreds of Iraqis hospitalised as fifth sandstorm in a month blankets country, prompting flight suspensions and warnings to stay indoors.
UK Heatwaves: New Normal of Extreme Weather Requires Urgent Adaptation
UK heatwaves signal a new normal of extreme weather, requiring urgent adaptation as record-breaking temperatures strain infrastructure and threaten lives.
Met Office Warns Record Heat for Five Years
Met Office warns record hot year almost certain by 2030, with 86% chance of breaking record between 2026-2030.
Tenerife Tourists Warned of 'Potentially Scary' Volcano Alert
Tenerife to hold largest volcano drill on Sept 26, with mobile alerts and evacuations. Officials say no imminent eruption risk.
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Global Science Panel Launched to Accelerate Fossil Fuel Exit
New global science panel launched to help countries accelerate fossil fuel exit, with roadmap for Colombia showing economic benefits.
West Antarctic Ice Shelf Melt 'Unavoidable' Despite Emission Cuts, Study Warns
New study warns West Antarctic ice shelf melt is unavoidable, potentially raising sea levels beyond current UN projections.
Repair Shop Stars on Emotional Behind-the-Scenes Moments
The Repair Shop's 'Teddy Bear Ladies' share the emotional challenges of filming, revealing their coping mechanisms and behind-the-scenes moments.
Peru's Potato Guardians Fight Climate Change to Protect Tubers
Peru's Potato Park preserves diverse tubers to breed climate-resilient strains, offering hope for global food security amid climate change.
HS2's Environmental Damage in Thames Valley Could Worsen Despite Cancellation
HS2's environmental damage continues in Thames Valley despite cancellation of northern leg, with ancient woodlands destroyed and mitigation failures.
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Damaged Russian Ghost Tanker Drifts into Libyan Waters, Raising Ecological Fears
Damaged Russian tanker Arctic Metagaz, carrying LNG, drifts into Libyan waters after suspected drone attack, posing ecological disaster risk.
China Overtakes US as World's Top Fossil Fuel Consumer
China overtakes US as top energy consumer, doubling usage in a decade amid rapid economic growth and rising individual consumption.
Gulf Stream collapse could occur as early as 2025, study warns
New study warns Gulf Stream system could collapse as early as 2025, bringing catastrophic climate impacts; scientists debate reliability of estimate.
Campaigners Urge Scottish Ministers To Control Data Centre Growth
Campaigners warn that planned data centres could double Scotland's energy use, urging ministers to control growth and prioritise local needs over US tech giants.
Cocaine Pollution Alters Wild Salmon Migration, Study Finds
Cocaine pollution in waterways is causing juvenile Atlantic salmon to swim farther and disperse more widely, a new study finds.
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Tomatoes Fresh for 2 Weeks: Best Storage Tips
Learn how to keep tomatoes fresh for up to two weeks. Whole tomatoes belong on the counter, sliced ones in the fridge. Expert tips on variety and stem removal.
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