AI Reveals Futuristic Visions of UK Cities in 2050
AI-generated images show futuristic visions of UK cities in 2050, blending historical architecture with advanced transport and design.
Category : Climate
Europe's Climate Denial Crisis Amidst Record Flooding
Europe faces record floods and storms while climate denial grows louder, with far-right parties and industry pushing back against green rules.
Place Water Bowls In Gardens To Help Birds And Bees Survive
As UK temperatures rise, gardeners can help birds and bees by placing water bowls in gardens to prevent dehydration and overheating.
Fukushima's Frozen School: 15 Years After Nuclear Disaster, Nature Thrives as Humans Debate Return
Fifteen years after Fukushima nuclear disaster, a school frozen in time highlights nature's takeover and the struggle to repopulate irradiated zones.
Toddler Dies in Hot Car During Spain's Extreme Heat
Two-year-old dies of heatstroke after being left in car in Galicia during unseasonably hot weather with temperatures up to 38C.
Met Office 47-hour power cuts warning for 71 UK areas
The Met Office has issued amber weather warnings for extreme heat on Monday in 71 areas across the UK, warning that hot weather could bring power cuts and loss of services.
Spain Red Heat Alerts: Europe Braces for Intense Heatwave
Spain, France, Italy, and Germany face red and orange heat warnings as temperatures could hit 40°C. UK also under extreme heat alert with potential record June heat.
Iran Closes Strait of Hormuz Again Over Israeli Strikes
Iran shuts Strait of Hormuz again, accusing US and Israel of breaching ceasefire. Israeli strikes in Lebanon kill 16. Iran warns ships to stay away.
Grantham Asylum Seeker Data Accuracy Row Escalates
Lincolnshire PCC accuses Home Office of providing incorrect asylum seeker data for Grantham, sparking community concerns over safety and transparency.
Simple Ways to Keep Your Home Warm in Winter
Discover affordable methods to retain warmth in your home this winter, from draught-proofing and insulation to efficient heating choices and simple habit changes.
Wombles Return: Can They Succeed in Today's World?
The Wombles are making a comeback with a multi-platform franchise. Can the litter-collecting characters charm new audiences or will they be derided as woke?
Tory Win in Scotland Boosts Badenoch's Net Zero Stance
Kemi Badenoch's Conservatives win Aberdeen South byelection, citing support for North Sea oil drilling as decisive. The victory bolsters her argument to ditch net zero 2050 target.
EU Plans to Weaken Water Law for Mineral Mines in Drought Regions
The European Commission plans to revise the EU's water framework directive to fast-track critical mineral mines, many in water-stressed areas, sparking environmental concerns.
Israeli Strike Kills Lebanese Turtle Sanctuary Ecologist
Mona Khalil, a beloved Lebanese marine activist who protected a turtle nesting site for decades, died from injuries in an Israeli airstrike. She was 76.
Israeli Strikes Kill 16 in Lebanon Despite Ceasefire Reports
Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon kill at least 16, including a family of four, as renewed ceasefire efforts falter and US-Iran talks are cancelled.
DC's Reflecting Pool Fiasco Mirrors Trump's Dangerous Hubris
Trump's $14.2m renovation of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool fails to fix algae, mirroring his hubris in the Iran war. Algae returns within days, highlighting limits of power.
Cool Your Home Without Fan or AC With a Hot Water Bottle
Discover a simple, no-cost way to cool down your home this summer using a hot water bottle. No electricity needed, just ice or cold water for instant relief.
Stay Cool Without Fans or AC Using This Simple Item
Discover how a hot water bottle can keep you cool during summer heatwaves without needing fans or air conditioning. Simple, affordable, and effective.
16 UK Areas Face Monday Rain Despite Looming Heatwave
Met Office weather maps show rain sweeping across 16 areas of Britain on Monday, including Scotland, Northern Ireland, northern England and Wales, despite an extreme heatwave forecast later in the week.
Woman Creates TV Star Home with Clever Upcycling and Free Finds
Anna's Carmarthen home, featured on BBC's Wales' Home of the Year, showcases budget-friendly upcycling, free online finds, and DIY projects that create a unique, personality-filled space.
UK Commits to 87% Emissions Cut by 2040
UK government commits to 87% emissions cut by 2040, targeting net zero by 2050 amid political division over climate action.
US Heatwave and Wildfire Smoke Trigger Health Alerts Across Multiple States
US faces extreme heatwave and Canadian wildfire smoke, triggering health alerts in major cities and highlighting risks for older adults.
Kraken Review: Norwegian Monster Movie Delivers Eco-Lecture with Thrills
Review of Norwegian monster film Kraken, blending eco-message with fjord-based rampage and creature thrills.
Flesh-Eating Bacteria Creeps Up US East Coast as Oceans Warm
Warming oceans drive flesh-eating Vibrio bacteria up US east coast, posing risks to beachgoers and shellfish consumers.
Ultrarunning Champion David Parrish Dies on Cape Wrath Trail
Ultrarunning champion David Parrish dies during Cape Wrath trail record attempt in Scottish Highlands, prompting safety alerts.
Rescued Dogs from China Meat Markets Get UK Second Chance
11 dogs rescued from China's dog meat markets find new homes in the UK. Disabled dog charity Broken Biscuits led the daring mission to save them.
17 Million Americans at Extreme Flood Risk on Atlantic and Gulf Coasts
New study finds 17.5 million Americans at very high flood risk on Atlantic and Gulf coasts, with New York and New Orleans most vulnerable.
Met Office Extends Amber Heat Warning Across Wales
The Met Office has widened its amber extreme heat warning to cover much of Wales, with temperatures forecast to reach 35°C, potentially breaking the UK June record.
Met Office Issues Three Symptom Alert for Wales Next Week
The Met Office has issued a rare amber alert for extreme heat in Wales, Midlands, and southern England, warning of widespread health impacts and potential transport disruptions.
South London Tower Block Residents 'Cooking' in Flats at 35C
Residents of Balaam House in Sutton suffer heat-related illness as indoor temperatures soar to 35C, calling for urgent action from housing authorities.
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