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.
Category : Climate
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.
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.
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.
Man killed by buffalo during Eid al-Adha ritual in Malaysia
A man died and another was injured after being gored by buffaloes during Eid al-Adha sacrificial rituals in Johor, Malaysia.
UN Warns Record Hot Year Almost Certain by 2030 as El Niño Looms
UN warns record hot year almost certain by 2030 as El Niño expected; 86% chance a year between 2026-2030 will be hottest ever.
Kilauea Sets Record for Lava Fountaining Episodes
Kilauea volcano sets a new record with 48 lava fountaining episodes since December 2024, surpassing the previous record from the 1980s.
Venomous Snakes to Migrate to Coasts as Climate Warms, Study Warns
Study warns venomous snakes will migrate to new regions as climate warms, increasing bite risks in unprepared low-income countries.
Wennington Fire Exposed Uk Wildfire Threat Fragmentation
The 2022 Wennington fire destroyed 18 homes and exposed the UK's fragmented wildfire response, with firefighters warning of a potential 'second Great Fire of London'.
Seaspray and Foam Linked to Toxic Pfas on Remote Fair Isle
Scientists link toxic Pfas in Fair Isle's drinking water to seaspray and foam, raising alarms for coastal areas worldwide.
First UK 'green bridge' opens in Surrey to help wildlife cross motorway
Cockrow Bridge in Surrey opens to help wildlife cross the A3, reconnecting fragmented heathland habitats and boosting biodiversity.
Bananas Stay Fresh with Cling Film Hack
Learn how to keep bananas fresh and yellow longer in summer by wrapping their stems in cling film, reducing ethylene gas and preventing spoilage.
Honda Civic eHEV Tops 15-Car Test at SMMT Day
Journalist drove 15 cars at SMMT Test Day; Honda Civic eHEV hybrid ranked first for handling and powertrain. Full rankings from worst to best.
East Kilbride Runner Walks for Parkinson's After Diagnosis
Alexandra Wilson, an East Kilbride runner diagnosed with Parkinson's after foot numbness while running, will join hundreds at Drumpellier Country Park on June 21 for a charity walk to raise funds and awareness.
10-Second Task to Cool Your Home Without a Fan
A simple, free method to keep your home cool in summer: close windows and curtains during the day, open them in the evening. No fan needed.
£132.5m Plan to Get Kids Off Phones and Into Real World
A £132.5 million initiative aims to reduce children's screen time by funding arts, sports, and community activities in schools and holidays, ensuring all kids benefit regardless of background.
Mulch Hydrangeas Before July for Fluffier Blooms
Hydrangeas need mulching before July to prevent wilting and browning. Expert Skye Hamilton recommends natural bark mulch to retain moisture and keep roots cool.
Fury Over AI Data Centre Plans in Scotland
Plans for massive AI data centres in Stirlingshire and Fife spark local anger, with accusations of 'Olympic-level greenwashing' over sustainability claims.
Tim Spector's Supermarket Foods Slash Cancer Risk
Professor Tim Spector urges shoppers to choose colorful, bitter greens over iceberg lettuce to boost gut health and reduce diabetes and cancer risks.
Supermarket Rule to Cut Cancer and Diabetes Risk
Professor Tim Spector advises swapping iceberg lettuce for colourful, bitter greens to boost gut health, reduce diabetes risk, and protect against cancer.
Easy 10-Second Task to Keep Home Cool Without Fan
Learn a simple 10-second trick to keep your home cool during hot weather without using a fan or air conditioning, saving energy and staying comfortable.
Stop Using Fans: Simple Window Trick Keeps Home Cool
Learn a free and effective method to keep your home cool during summer without relying on fans or air conditioning. Simple window and curtain strategy.
Sprinkle This Ingredient to Stop Bin Smells, Says Expert
Lynsey Crombie, the Queen of Clean, reveals how bicarbonate of soda can keep bins odour-free and pest-free this summer. Plus, essential oils for freshness.
US Scientist Recommends Salt in Tea for Perfect Cup
A US scientist suggests adding a pinch of salt to tea to reduce bitterness, sparking controversy. The US Embassy denies this as official policy.
Ruby Hodgson Dies After Battling Brain Tumour Seven Times
Ruby Hodgson, 16, from Redcar, passed away after a brain tumour returned seven times. Her family pays tribute to her courage and strength.
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